Tin Market Report May 2015
2015-06-17 15:19:06 【Print】
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Content
Introduction
1 Financial overview
1.1 Chinese domestic market review
1.1.1 CPI up by 1.5% YOY in April
1.1.2 China’s PMI expands modestly in May
1.2 International market review
1.2.1 Crude oil futures prices step back
2.2.2 The U.S. dollar index witnesses a strong rebound in May
2 International market review
2.1 LME tin prices tumble downward
3 Chinese domestic market review
3.1 Tin ingot prices keep falling after witnessing an increase
3.2 Tin concentrate prices fell down remarkably and supply was tight
4 Monthly production data
4.1 Global tin market recorded a surplus of 500t during January to March
4.2 Operation rate of main tin ingot smelters in China down by 49.5% MOM in May
5 Import & export data
5.1 Refined tin exports from Indonesia down by 27% MOM in April
5.2 Chinese imports of refined tin and tin alloy in April up by 259.87% MOM
5.3 Chinese imports of tin ore and concentrate in April up by 107.73% MOM
6 Related industry developments
6.1 Electronic information investment growth continues to slow down from January to April
6.2 Tin scrap market moves up
7 Company news
7.1 Xichang Mining still out of tin concentrate production
7.2 Ziyun Industry and Trade to resume tin concentrate production in late June
7.3 Baoxi Industry & Trading’s comprehensive recycling project to start production in June
8 Outlook for June
Introduction
1 Financial overview
1.1 Chinese domestic market review
1.1.1 CPI up by 1.5% YOY in April
1.1.2 China’s PMI expands modestly in May
1.2 International market review
1.2.1 Crude oil futures prices step back
2.2.2 The U.S. dollar index witnesses a strong rebound in May
2 International market review
2.1 LME tin prices tumble downward
3 Chinese domestic market review
3.1 Tin ingot prices keep falling after witnessing an increase
3.2 Tin concentrate prices fell down remarkably and supply was tight
4 Monthly production data
4.1 Global tin market recorded a surplus of 500t during January to March
4.2 Operation rate of main tin ingot smelters in China down by 49.5% MOM in May
5 Import & export data
5.1 Refined tin exports from Indonesia down by 27% MOM in April
5.2 Chinese imports of refined tin and tin alloy in April up by 259.87% MOM
5.3 Chinese imports of tin ore and concentrate in April up by 107.73% MOM
6 Related industry developments
6.1 Electronic information investment growth continues to slow down from January to April
6.2 Tin scrap market moves up
7 Company news
7.1 Xichang Mining still out of tin concentrate production
7.2 Ziyun Industry and Trade to resume tin concentrate production in late June
7.3 Baoxi Industry & Trading’s comprehensive recycling project to start production in June
8 Outlook for June
