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LONDON: Zinc prices fell on Thursday as rising inventories eased concerns about supply tightness outside China, breaking a six-session rally during which speculative buying drove the metal to its highest level in four years. Benchmark three-month zinc on the London Metal Exchange was down 1% at $3,855 a metric ton by 1002 GMT.
India's summer onion buffer stock has suffered considerable setbacks due to unexpected rainfall, leading to roughly thirty percent of onions rotting or sprouting. This spoilage threatens to disrupt market supply and hike prices. To alleviate the situation, special trains are now delivering onions to key cities at subsidized costs.
Attorney Abbe David Lowell called the mortgage fraud allegations "untried and unproven" and said neither act cited by the White House constitutes cause under the Federal Reserve Act
