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Metals Traders Reap Bonanza With Another Year of Record Profits

Bloomberg Markets Saturday 24 October 2026, 14:45 UTC By Jack Farchy, Archie Hunter and Alfred Cang 1 min read
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Metals traders are earning billions of dollars in a second consecutive blowout year for the sector, with several top trading houses notching up record profits.

Metals traders are earning billions of dollars in a second consecutive blowout year for the sector, with several top trading houses notching up record profits.
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