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Aug 2008 Issue
Tin hit by general commodities crash

Although prices have steadied and recovered slightly since yesterday, this week’s lows of around $17,500/tonne were more than 30% down on the peak of over $25,000/tonne reached in mid-May. Almost all commodities are now regarded as bear markets, as a result of the continuing deterioration of global economic prospects, compounded by technically driven speculative selling.

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The Tin Monitor has been published since 1980 and is based on regular direct contacts with the leading players in the industry. It combines up-to-date statistical coverage, a comprehensive news round-up and a clear overview of the current state of the global market. As of the February 2007 issue, it has been produced as a joint venture between CRU and ITRI (formerly the International Tin Research Institute). This collaboration combines the strengths of ITRI and CRU to provide improved tin industry coverage and deliver an even more in-depth, dynamic publication.

 
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