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Tin market thrives amidst demand resurgence and innovation
In the realm of commodities trading, few metals command as much attention as tin. Since the start of 2024, tin futures have soared. The beginning of March saw tin reaching a seven-month peak at $27,800 per tonne, signaling a pivotal moment in the market. This piece explores the intricate interplay between emerging supply threats and a promising demand outlook, shaping the landscape of the tin market. Central to these supply dynamics is the emergence of Alphamin Resources (TSXV: AFM), which is on track to become the world’s second-largest tin producer outside of China.
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