Group 1 - The domestic futures market for non-ferrous metals showed a mostly positive trend, with the main contract for tin futures opening at 274,000.00 CNY/ton and reaching a high of 278,580.00 CNY, reflecting an increase of approximately 2.25% [1] - Key factors supporting tin prices include low overseas inventory and strong structural demand, alongside slow recovery in Myanmar's tin mines due to seasonal rains and operational constraints, which keeps raw material supply tight [1] - Short-term expectations suggest that tin prices will maintain a strong upward trend, but significant further increases will require additional positive stimuli, with attention on resistance levels near previous highs [1] Group 2 - The mining sector remains tight, with progress in the resumption of operations in Wa State enhancing market expectations for tin mine recovery in Q4 [2] - Domestic processing fees are at low levels, and smelting plants are experiencing losses with further reductions in raw material inventories, leading to lower operating rates than normal [2] - Overall consumption remains weak due to seasonal downturns in traditional sectors, and both domestic and overseas inventories are decreasing, indicating a continued tight supply situation [2]
海内外库存呈现去库趋势 锡价维持高位震荡偏强
Jin Tou Wang·2025-08-29 07:12