According to estimates released Tuesday by the trade ministry, Indonesia’s refined tin exports in March surged almost 30% on month to 11,086 metric tons. For full story, click here
Continue reading "Indonesia’s tin exports rose 30%"
Monday, April 6, 2009
A huge rise in the price of the tin used to can foods and beverages could fuel inflation and hobble crucial exports. For full story, click here
Continue reading "Hike in Tin Price blows exports"
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
Although lower tin prices may appear to be a sign of a faltering market, many metals analysts say the supply market remains increasingly tight and a deficit is expected this year. There is a huge contradiction of what is happening to the price and the underlying state of the market.
Continue reading "Tin fundamentals remain strong"
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
Tin prices have dropped to their lowest level in over a year as the global financial crisis continues to cause concern that economic slowdowns worldwide will substantially decrease the demand for raw materials.
Continue reading "Tin affected by global downturns"
Monday, October 13, 2008
The base metals are down for the year, with tin and nickel suffering the most. Each has lost more than 25% in the last quarter. After Congress voted down the $700 billion bailout plan, tin prices hit their weakest level since September 18, dropping 6.3% to $16,680 on the LME.
Continue reading "Tin prices fell 25% in third quarter"
Friday, September 12, 2008
Indonesia’s refined tin exports in August dropped 16.7% to 8,231.49 tonnes from 9,883.28 tonnes in July and are down 28.5% from a year ago. The decline in tin exports may be attributed to buyers who have curtailed purchases due to adequate stock.
Continue reading "Indonesian tin exports down"
Thursday, September 4, 2008
The Congolese government has been unsuccessful in their attempts to clean up the tin sector in the eastern provinces. The hostilities threaten to boil over into war. The army and the rebel group CNDP have fought some intense battles this last week over the country’s mineral wealth.
Continue reading "Conflict in the Congo heats up"
Thursday, September 4, 2008
Exports of cassiterite, the chief tin ore mined today, from the Democratic Republic of Congo will resume on Monday. Dealers in the province of North Kivu and Congolese government officials have been preoccupied with talks the past few weeks over an export tax increase that led to a seven-week strike.
Continue reading "Congo tin exports to resume Monday"
Monday, September 1, 2008
An exporters’ group said on Monday that Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo dealers of the tin ore cassiterite have not yet commenced export shipments, despite a deal with the government to end a nearly two-month strike. John Kanyoni, president of the Association of Exporters of Minerals in North Kivu said: There is not a single kilo [...]
Continue reading "Strike deal unable to restart Congo tin ore exports"
Thursday, August 21, 2008
The price of tin gained more than 5% on reports that supply declines are expected from Indonesia, the world’s largest tin exporter and second-largest tin producer. World supply for 2008 is already down. The global tin supply deficit was predicted to reach 20,000 tonnes this year.
Continue reading "Tin price jumps 5 per cent on supply concerns"
TinInvestingNews.com maintains a focus on Tin exploration and investment opportunities. For broader Natural Resource Investing, see ResourceInvestingNews.com.
The Tin Investing Glossary: This glossary covers investing in junior resource companies. For the experienced investor or the newbie, you should find everything you need here. If not, let us know and we’ll research and add what you’re looking for.
Get our exclusive independent commentary on tin trends and companies delivered to your inbox. Sign up to get exclusive access to our market catalysts a week before they are published online. Learn More »
Simply fill in your name and email to make better investment decisions.
Tuesday, April 7, 2009