(Bloomberg) -- Tin led gains in London, rising to
the highest since at least 1989, on speculation that supply
disruptions in Indonesia and Bolivia and increasing demand will
create a shortage of the metal. Lead climbed to a record.
Smelters in Indonesia, the world's second-largest tin
producer, after China, have been restarting production following
a government crackdown on illegal mining earlier this year. The
Bolivian government seized a smelter owned by Swiss commodity
trader Glencore International AG in February.
Read more at Bloomberg Commodities News
the highest since at least 1989, on speculation that supply
disruptions in Indonesia and Bolivia and increasing demand will
create a shortage of the metal. Lead climbed to a record.
Smelters in Indonesia, the world's second-largest tin
producer, after China, have been restarting production following
a government crackdown on illegal mining earlier this year. The
Bolivian government seized a smelter owned by Swiss commodity
trader Glencore International AG in February.
Read more at Bloomberg Commodities News
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