Indonesia refined tin exports dip 32% YoY in Aug

Shanghai base metals traded mixed on Friday morning as traders monitored the European Central Bank's latest meeting and the beginning of Joe Biden's presidency. Meanwhile, their counterparts on the LME also set for a mixed start.

SHFE nonferrous metals closed higher across the board on Friday December 25.

Shanghai base metals and their counterparts on the LME cruised lower for the most part on Monday morning as the US dollar rebounded slightly.  

SHFE nonferrous metals rose for the most part on Monday November 23 as investors continued to watch for coronavirus developments.

Nonferrous metals on the SHFE were mostly higher on Friday morning, and their counterparts on the LME also rose for the most part.

The "2020 (10th) Tin Industry Chain Summit”—held by SMM and exclusively named by Gejiu Qiandao Metal—took place during October 20-30. During the summit, SMM interviewed Zhang huanqun, general manager of Gejiu Qiandao Metal, to discuss topics about upstream sectors of tin.

SHFE nonferrous metals were mostly higher on Monday November 16 on the signing of the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RECP) over the weekend and upbeat Chinese economic data released today.

Shanghai base metals traded mixed on Thursday morning following an overnight bounce for tech stocks on Wall Street as a recent rotation into cyclicals paused. Meanwhile, their counterparts on the LME also set for a mixed start.

Shanghai base metals fell for the most part on Wednesday November 11. Copper slid 0.35%, zinc weakened 0.91%, nickel edged down 0.07% and tin fell 0.68%, while aluminium rose 1.57% and lead climbed 0.34%.

Shanghai base metals traded mixed on Wednesday morning, as investor sentiment continued to be buoyed by a recent positive development on the coronavirus vaccine front. Meanwhile, their counterparts on the LME were mostly higher.