新华社吉隆坡11月23日电 专访｜"希望将更多锡器精品呈现给中国消费者"——访马来西亚皇家雪兰莪 董事总经理杨永礼 新华社记者王嘉伟 程一恒 这是11月11日在马来西亚首都吉隆坡的皇家雪兰莪锡镴访客中心拍摄的一名工匠。新华社记者 程一恒 摄 杨永礼近日前往中国敦煌参访，对莫高窟深厚的文化底蕴印象深刻。皇家雪兰莪日前发布的最新产 品"丝路系列"，其设计和纹样便借鉴了敦煌飞天等经典艺术形象。"作为陆上丝绸之路的重要节点，敦 煌为我们的设计团队带来巨大灵感。" 杨永礼表示，中国市场潜力巨大，未来公司将继续在华投资。"目前，公司已在北京开设海外规模最大 的旗舰店，并在上海、成都分别设立专柜，未来还计划在更多城市扩展线下零售网络。" 11月11日，在马来西亚首都吉隆坡的皇家雪兰莪锡镴访客中心，讲解员向游客们介绍锡制品制作工艺。 新华社记者 程一恒 摄 走进位于马来西亚首都吉隆坡的皇家雪兰莪锡镴访客中心，锡镴工艺品整齐陈列，传统餐具、茶具、现 代雕塑及限量收藏系列吸引众多访客驻足。 "锡制品与中国文化渊源深厚。"在杨永礼看来，中国艺术与工艺传统为皇家雪兰莪提供丰富的创作灵 感。他忆起近期与一位杭州铜匠的交流时说，"虽然我 ...

Core Viewpoint - Recent fluctuations in tin prices on the Shanghai Futures Exchange have been characterized by significant volatility, with prices rising over 10% in the first quarter and reaching a 34-month high before experiencing a drop of over 20% in just five trading days, driven by macroeconomic shocks and supply-demand mismatches [1][2]. Group 1: Market Dynamics - The sharp decline in tin prices is attributed to two main factors: the U.S. "reciprocal tariff" policy raising concerns about increased global trade costs and demand contraction, and supply expectation adjustments from major producing regions like Myanmar and the Democratic Republic of Congo [2]. - The ongoing trade war and changing tariff policies have led to heightened market risk aversion, significantly impacting tin as a high-volatility commodity [2]. - The tightening of dollar liquidity and geopolitical conflicts have further exacerbated market fluctuations, with LME tin inventories dropping to their lowest point in 2023 [2]. Group 2: Supply and Demand Analysis - Current supply-demand dynamics indicate a "tight but not lacking" supply situation, with demand showing signs of recovery from weakness [6]. - Data shows that China's tin ore imports in January-February 2025 fell nearly 50% year-on-year, with a sharp 81.07% decline in imports from Myanmar, influenced by recent earthquakes affecting supply [6]. - The global mining capital expenditure growth rate for tin-related projects from 2019 to 2024 is only 1.2%, indicating a mismatch between existing project recovery and new project development timelines against demand growth [6]. Group 3: Future Outlook - The demand for tin is expected to significantly improve in the medium to long term, supported by growth in sectors such as semiconductor chips, 5G communications, photovoltaic cells, and AI chip soldering materials [6][8]. - The International Tin Association predicts a "non-linear leap" in tin demand from AI servers, with consumption per server expected to be three times that of traditional devices by 2025 [8]. - Despite the ongoing global trade tensions, tin is recognized as a strategic resource, with its overall value anticipated to rise as macroeconomic concerns are gradually absorbed by the market [8].