From MetalsInsider report
"Tin is doing very well. Stocks are dropping, and the market is very dependent on a single producer, Indonesia, which has said it will cut production when prices fall below $15,000," Meir said.
In contrast to most other metals, tin stocks have fallen steadily during 2008. LME inventories of the metal, which is seeing rising demand as a replacement for lead in electrical solder, have dropped 75 percent since August last year to 3,815 tonnes.
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