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LME tin price rises to $37,100 per metric ton, highest since mid-2022

Published by Global Banking and Finance Review

Posted on March 14, 2025

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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - The three-month tin price on the London Metals Exchange(LME) rose 3.3% to $37,100 per metric ton as of 0241 GMT on Friday, the highest since June 8, 2022, following Alphamin Resources' decision to halt operations at its tin mine in the Democratic Republic of Congo due to the advance of rebels towards the site.

(Reporting by Violet Li and Mei Mei Chu; Editing by Himani Sarkar)

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LME tin price rises to $37,100 per metric ton, highest since mid-2022

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