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Zinc Rally Enters Seventh Day as Spreads Point to Tighter Supply

Bloomberg Markets Thursday 27 August 2026, 04:06 UTC By Bloomberg News 1 min read
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Zinc extended its rally into a seventh day, holding near the highest in more than four years as tightening supplies fueled concerns across metals markets.

Zinc extended its rally into a seventh day, holding near the highest in more than four years as tightening supplies fueled concerns across metals markets.
Zinc Rally Enters (PERSON) Tighter Supply Zinc (ORG)
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