The input supply of tin is adequate, however the output supply is often where the shortfalls lie apparently.
Will try to find the data again, as the true tin prices vs input supplies are about as clear as mud.
Fortunately, the market trades only on what it sees in the futures contracts, and a truly interesting data set would what the true CIF or FOB prices MLX is achieving, and the current FCF per tonne.
I could do the homework myself, but I'm too stupid and am only able to look at stupid squiggly lines on a screen...
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| Open | High | Low | Value | Volume |
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| 1 | 13599 | 56.0¢ |
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