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LONDON (Commodity Online): Tin prices to bounce back from $20470 (Wednesday’s LME closing price) to around $23,000 per metric ton in the next year, said Commerzbank in a research note.
According to Commerzbank, following a sharp price decline since the end of July, Indonesian tin producers imposed an export ban on themselves in a bid to prop up the price. Tin fell from a high of $29,000 in July to a low of $17,000 in September and was at $20,505 just before 8 a.m. EST Thursday.
Exporters had planned to only to begin exporting tin again when the price reached $25,000 a ton.
“A glance at the price reveals that this plan has achieved little success so far, as tin is currently hovering just above the $20,000 a ton mark. “What is more, the export ban is being ‘undermined’ by a number of companies after the Indonesia Tin Association gave them permission to fulfill their contractual commitments. Nonetheless, reductions in tin inventories on the LME are continuing,” Commerzbank added.
“Stocks have been cut to 11,900 tons, their lowest level since April 2009. We are confident that the tin price will recover during the course of next year to $23,000 a ton, though the price of $25,000 a ton demanded by Indonesian tin producers is very unlikely to be achieved,” bank concluded.
