Metals sink on China, Europe growth concerns as U.S. dollar firms
LONDON (Reuters) - Metal prices hit multi-year lows on Friday as weaker-than-expected data from China and the euro zone raised concerns about global growth, but the U.S. dollar rose on the prospects of a Federal Reserve interest rate hike.
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