It's time to rethink tin, the forgotten critical mineral


Tin ingots ready for export

LONDON: There's a tingle of excitement in the tin market.

It helps that the metal has weathered COVID-19 relatively well. At a current $18,300 per tonne, the London Metal Exchange (LME) price is up 6.5% on the start of 2020 and nudging against September's one-year high of $18,510.

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