ShouChuang Futures: Awaiting "Ceasefire," Tin Prices Continue to Strengthen

K-LinePoet · 2026-03-31T23:34:51+00:00

Last week, with significant progress in geopolitical navigation, the tin market rebounded, and market concerns noticeably decreased. Although the tin price opened cautiously today, it quickly surged afterward, approaching a 4% increase. The market is somewhat optimistic, leaning toward the expectation that the geopolitical conflict will see a "ceasefire." However, based on the news, most of the information comes from the U.S. side, which has slightly boosted market confidence. At the same time, rising energy prices have also, to some extent, increased tin production costs. Currently, tin prices have risen back to between 350,000 and 400,000 yuan. If geopolitical navigation tightens again, tin prices could potentially fall back below 350,000 yuan. (Chuangye Futures)

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2026-03-31 23:34:51

Last week, with a number of developments in geopolitical ceasefire-related communications, the tin market saw a rebound, and market concerns noticeably decreased. Today, while the tin price opened more cautiously, it then surged quickly, with the gain nearing 4%. The market is a bit optimistic, leaning toward the idea that the geopolitical conflict will enter a “ceasefire,” but based on the news flow, it’s mostly one-sided statements from the United States. Market confidence has recovered somewhat. At the same time, higher energy prices have, to some extent, pushed up tin production costs. Tin prices are currently back in the 350,000–400,000 range. If geopolitical ceasefire-related communications tighten again, tin prices could still fall back to below 350,000. (China First Futures)

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