China Tin Imports and Exports Data April 2017

Published: May 23, 2017 16:03

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The General Admini stration o f China Customs relea sed data of China's Apr. 2017 imports and exports of refined tinas well asits alloyon ,May 23 (Unit:mt)

SHANGHAI, May 23 (SMM) --The General Admini stration o f China Customs relea sed data of China's Apr. 2017 imports and exports of refined tinas well asits alloyon ,May 23 (Unit:mt)

	Apr.	YoY (%)	Jan.– Apr.	YoY (%)
Imports:
Refined Tin + Tin Alloy	183	-67.57	1,939	-34.49
Origins:
Indonesia	84	-29.27	400	-59.83
Mainland China	26	911.81	68	669.62
Malaysia	20	-79.88	21	-94.75
South Korea	20	12.61	75	10.31
Taiwan (China)	13	-59.27	48	-53.25
Japan	7	12.64	68	114.75
Thailand	7	-72.00	42	-78.46
Singapore	4	164.53	29	25.62
The UK	1	-	2	183.60
The US	1	-39.76	21	1,651.85
Germany	0	-92.40	4	-58.29
The Philippines	0	101.39	1	72.37
India	-	-	2	41.67
Bolivia	-	-100.00	1,144	2.07
Vietnam	-	-	14	-

Tin Ore	22,833	-50.78	83,497	-52.32
Origins:
Myanmar	22,808	-50.63	82,866	-52.61
Brazil	25	-	25	-
Vietnam	-	-	5	-
Nigeria	-	-100.00	21	-53.27
Laos	-	-	579	-

Tin Products	465	17.33	1,867	28.76

Exports:
Refined Tin + Tin Alloy	124	70.87	232	218.57
Destination
Hong Kong	124	2,555.33	152	3,154.64
Japan	-	-100.00	80	300.59

Tin Products	499	11.36	1,609	14.46
Note:“-”meansdataisunavailable.
(Source:ChinaCustoms)

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