China Tin Imports and Exports Data January 2017

Published: Feb 24, 2017 17:22 (GMT+8)
The General Admini stration o f China Customs relea sed data of China's Jan. 2017 imports and exports of refined tinas well asits alloyon ,Feb. 24 (Unit:mt)

SHANGHAI, Feb. 24 (SMM) --The General Admini stration o f China Customs relea sed data of China's Jan. 2017 imports and exports of refined tinas well asits alloyon ,Feb. 24 (Unit:mt)

  Jan. YoY (%) Jan.– Jan. YoY (%)
Imports:        
Refined Tin + Tin Alloy 643 -34.44 643 -34.44
Origins:        
Bolivia 398 62.10 398 62.10
Indonesia 84 -87.10 84 -87.10
Japan 41 344.57 41 344.57
Mainland China 24 671.09 24 671.09
The US 20 11,784.94 20 11,784.94
South Korea 18 1.91 18 1.91
Taiwan (China) 15 -62.71 15 -62.71
Vietnam 14 - 14 -
Singapore 13 151.82 13 151.82
Thailand 10 - 10 -
India 2 220.00 2 220.00
The UK 1 224.19 1 224.19
Germany 1 273.60 1 273.60
         
Tin Ore 31,651 -56.30 31,651 -56.30
Origins:        
Myanmar 31,359 -56.71 31,359 -56.71
Laos 271 - 271 -
Nigeria 21 - 21 -
         
Tin Products 521 36.72 521 36.72
         
Exports:        
Refined Tin + Tin Alloy - -100.00 - -100.00
Destination        
         
Tin Products 572 41.59 572 41.59
Note:“-”meansdataisunavailable.        
(Source:ChinaCustoms)        

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