REUTERS - Tin has hit its highest price since January 2015 after inventories dwindled while nickel has struggled to advance as investors assess the likely impact of mine suspensions in top ore exporter the Philippines. Falling shipments from leading tin exporter Indonesia and question marks over whether a surge in mining in Myanmar can be sustained has sparked a scramble for the metal used mainly in solder for the electronics industry. http://www.theaustralian.com.au/new...h/news-story/5b67620cfa7a6ae1d988de06faf9611d
Not bad given the imminent split up of MLX. Renison being the world larges tin producing mine
MLX Price at posting:
$1.41 Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held
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