ShouChuang Futures: Limited rebound in tin prices

K-LinePoet · 2026-03-27T19:05:06+00:00

Market sentiment has eased, but the main chip manufacturing regions still face natural gas shortages. Currently, official assurances promise short-term normal usage, but market doubts remain. Tin prices are under pressure around 350,000. Although tin prices closed more than 3% higher today, they did not break above 350,000, indicating significant resistance above that level. The main concern is future demand, especially given that the actual geopolitical conflicts have not eased. Natural gas supply remains cut off, and with supply and demand potentially weakening further, tin prices are expected to mostly trade below 350,000. (First Capital Futures)

K-LinePoet

2026-03-27 19:05:06

Market sentiment has eased somewhat, but main chip-producing regions’ natural gas supply remains tight. At present, official sources have made commitments that they can ensure normal use in the near term; however, the market still remains doubtful. Tin prices rebounded to around 350,000 and are under pressure there. By today’s close, tin prices rose by more than 3%, but they still did not break above 350,000. There is significant pressure above, and the main issue is still concern about future demand—especially since the actual geopolitical conflict has not eased, and natural gas is still in a cutoff/shortage state. With the possibility that supply and demand may further weaken, it is expected that tin prices may trade below 350,000 for now. (China First Futures)

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