Tin Slumps 14 Percent This Month

Bloomberg reports base metals dropped and tin was set for the largest loss since October 2008
on concerns growth may stall.

The market news is quoted as saying,

Nickel added 0.2 percent to $21,950 a ton after dropping as much as 0.7 percent and tin jumped 1 percent to $24,250 a ton. Tin has slumped 14 percent this month, the biggest loss since October 2008.

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