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Aluminum advanced for the third session in a row amid climbing energy costs and easing oversupply pressure. International Aluminum Institute reported that world's unwrought aluminum inventories slumped 1.37% in October on a monthly basis.
Copper moved higher on better demand for riskier assets after Greece's lenders eased bailout terms and released next part of financial aid.
Nickel rebounded amid downward revisions of surplus on the physical markets next year.
Zinc climbed on a sharp increase in cancelled warrants at LME warehouses and firmness in base metals' pack.