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Indonesia’s Tin Exports Surge as Supply Concerns Dissipate

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Indonesia's tin exports have seen a surge in November, indicating that supply concerns are dissipating following the country's crackdown on illegal mining.

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Indonesia’s exports of tin recovered in November, in a sign that concerns are easing over supply disruptions caused by the country’s crackdown on illegal mining.

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