China Tin Imports and Exports Data April 2015

Published: May 25, 2015 09:48 (GMT+8)
The General Admini stration o f China Customs relea sed data of China's April imports and exports of refined tinas well asits alloyon ,May.22 (Unit:mt)

SHANGHAI, May.25 (SMM) --The General Admini stration o f China Customs relea sed data of China's April imports and exports of refined tinas well asits alloyon ,May.22 (Unit:mt)
 

  Apr. YoY (%) Jan.– Apr. YoY (%)
Imports:
Refined Tin + Tin Alloy 1,148 134.03 2,720 8.63
Origins:
Bolivia 502 1,912.98 1,004 3.11
Malaysia 320 687.22 522 223.94
Indonesia 214 11.34 675 -10.19
Taiwan (China) 52 -31.92 241 45.00
South Korea 22 -29.01 91 -13.78
Thailand 10 -86.17 40 -76.68
Singapore 9 -44.95 24 -24.47
Japan 9 -5.06 35 -40.31
Germany 3 -9.77 6 -37.48
China 3 -87.10 42 -15.88
France 3 8,471.43 3 3,272.22
The US 1 1,217.07 1 -66.44
Tin Ore 33,595 192.73 91,335 83.56
Origins:
Myanmar 33,095 201.57 89,091 88.22
Laos 396 49.84 894 73.82
Congo 70 -29.29 132 -66.67
Nigeria 19 -60.94 40 -71.28
Bolivia 15 - 490 220.03
Tanzania - - 91 -30.23
Russia - - 460 1,715.71
Malaysia - -100.00 138 -85.74
Exports:
Refined Tin + Tin Alloy 24 - 25 -91.59
The US 24 - 24 1,925.23
Hong Kong - - 1 -98.08
Note:“-”meansdataisunavailable.        
(Source:ChinaCustoms)        

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