Tin price likely to be steadier

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Tue, May 19, 2009
Natural Resource Market News
Post by Melissa Pistilli, Resource Reporter

Tin Investing News reports price of tin is more likely to be steadier next week as the demand for overseas buyers remain consistent.

As investors cheered a decisive election victory by the Congress Party-led coalition, trading had to be halted and then suspended for the day as the deluge of buy orders trigged market circuit-breakers. Other stock markets in the Asian region ended mixed, in part because India’s surge helped turn around sentiment; markets that closed earlier such as Japan ended in the red, while later exchanges like China ended higher.

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