Tin Advances Slightly Amid Weak US Jobs Data
Tin – Reuters reported that tin advanced slightly at 0.6% on the LME amid a weak jobs data in the US, which dampened the demand for most metals.
Tin – Reuters reported that tin advanced slightly at 0.6% on the LME amid a weak jobs data in the US, which dampened the demand for most metals.
Tin – Reuters reported that tin climbed 0.8% as US weekly jobless claims fell unexpectedly.
Tin – Eurotin Inc. (TSXV:TIN) announced that it has already filed its interim unaudited statements for the third quarter.
Tin – Bloomberg reported that tin advanced 0.8% on positive US economic data, its highest since January 30.
Tin – Mining Weekly reported that the first conflict-free tin metal will be produced by the end of March from the Kalimbi mine in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Tin – Bloomberg reported that tin, along with other industrial metals, has declined 0.1% on speculation that the automatic spending cuts, which will start on March 1, will damage the U.S. economy.
Tin – Bloomberg reported that tin rose 0.2% on the London Metal Exchange.
Tungsten – Wolf Minerals Limited (ASX:WLF) assembled a funding package of approxmiately AU$212 million to take the Hemerdon Project into production. The Company will be able to commence construction and development with the funding to bring the project into production.
Tin – Bloomberg reported that as the demand for metals increase, tin has risen to an 11-month high, with a 2% increase.
Tin – Platts reported that FCStone analysts say tin, among other metals, is set to do well this year.
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