Shanghai Spot Tin Sees Quiet Trading, SMM Reports

Published: Sep 8, 2017 13:14

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Spot trading in Shanghai tin market was lackluster today, SMM reported.

SHANGHAI, Sept. 8 (SMM) – Spot trading in Shanghai tin market was lackluster today, SMM reported.

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Mainstream traded prices in Shanghai were 142,000-144,000 yuan per tonne this morning.

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Discounts for hedged Yunxi tin were 1,800-2,000 yuan per tonne. Regular tin from Yunnan Tin Group traded at 142,500-143,000 yuan per tonne. Yunxi Tin traded at 143,500-144,000 yuan per tonne, with 142,000-142,200 yuan per tonne for small brand tin.

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