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Core Insights - The tin market is experiencing fluctuations with a slight upward trend in futures prices, while the physical market shows varying premiums for different brands of tin [1][2]. Market Prices - As of August 8, the market prices for 1 tin ingots (Sn99.90) are reported as follows: - Shanghai: 268050 CNY/ton - Guangdong Province: 268250 CNY/ton - Guangdong Nanchu: 268000 CNY/ton - The Shanghai Futures Exchange's main tin contract closed at 267780 CNY/ton, with a slight increase of 0.09% [2]. Inventory and Supply - The London Metal Exchange (LME) reported a total tin inventory of 1710 tons, with a decrease of 60 tons, and registered warrants at 1390 tons, down by 70 tons [3]. - The Shanghai Futures Exchange reported a decrease in tin warehouse receipts to 7332 tons, down by 26 tons from the previous trading day [4]. Supply and Demand Analysis - According to Donghai Futures, the supply side shows a significant recovery in the operating rates of Yunnan and Jiangxi, reaching 59.23%, which is the highest level since March 21, with a 12.39% increase from previous lows. However, refined tin production cuts are less than expected, and mining licenses are being issued, indicating a potential easing in supply [5]. - On the demand side, there is a noted weakness, particularly in the photovoltaic sector, with a 38% year-on-year decrease in new installations in June. The overall downstream orders are declining, leading to an increase in inventory by 367 tons to 10325 tons, indicating a faster decline in demand compared to supply [5].