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Freeport worst metal stock as rout blunts Indonesia boon

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FREEPORT-MCMORAN Inc plunged for a fourth day, posting the biggest selloff among major metal producers, as slumping commodity prices offset hopes that it may secure an agreement to extend a contract at its biggest mine.

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