KLTM prices declined
The KLTM price fell by US$900 to US$10,000 per tonne from RM10,900. For full story, click here
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Tin declined in the absence of demand
Tin declined in the absence of demand from industrial users. For full story, click here
Tin prices up on sustained industrial demand
Tin prices shot up further in a narrowly mixed non-ferrous metal market here today on sustained industrial demand. For full story, click here
Many existing producers have shut down or curtailed output
Many existing producers have shut down or curtailed output at mines and plants as high costs and low prices bite. For full story, click here
Tin price decreased by USD 205 per tonne
Tin price decreased by USD 205 per tonne and zinc price saw a dip of USD 31 per tonne. For full story, click here
KLTM price fell by US$900 to US$10,000 per tonne
The KLTM price fell by US$900 to US$10,000 per tonne from RM10,900, while LME tin dropped by US$855 to US$9,855. For full story, click here
LME influences Malaysia market
The LME usually influences the direction of the local market in Malaysia. For full story, click here
Tin market would take cue from LME
The local tin market would also take the cue from the movements on the London Metal Exchange (LME). For full story, click here
KL tin prices likely to be higher
The Kuala Lumpur Tin Market (KLTM) is expected to be higher this week with demand likely to come from Japanese, European and local traders, dealers said. For full story, click here
LME tin jumped $1,200 to $13,500
LME tin jumped $1,200 to $13,500 at 0700 GNT soon after the report, but traders were sceptical of the tonnage involved, which amounts to more than a quarter of world output. For full story, click here
