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DJ WBMS: World Nickel Market In 5,000-Ton Deficit Jan-May

LONDON, July&nbsp;22 -- The world refined tin market was in a surplus of 6,600 metric tons in January to May, the World Bureau of Metal Statistics said Wednesday.
This is up from a surplus of 5,700 tons during the same period a year ago, the WBMS said.
The surplus was largely due to exceptionally weak U.S. imports in January, April and May.
World refined tin output rose 17,900 tons during the period to 145,200 tons, although output in January to May in 2009 had been unusually low because of shutdowns by Chinese smelters.
World refined tin demand rose 14% on the year to 138,600 tons. 
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SMM Morning Review - 2010/7/22 Zinc Market

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SMM Webinar Series: China Policies Update

SMM Evening Comments (Oct 16): Shanghai nonferrous metals ended mixed

SMM Morning Comments (Oct 19): Shanghai base metals traded mixed after the release of Chinese economic data

SMM Morning Comments (Oct 23): Shanghai base metals were mostly lower on dollar bounce-back, stimulus concerns 

SMM Morning Comments (Oct 16): Shanghai base metals rose for the most part, the LME complex mostly fell