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SHFE Tin Prices Fluctuate Rangebound, Spot Market Trading Pace Slows Down [SMM Tin Midday Review]
Apr 11, 2025, at 11:52 am
SMM Tin Midday Review: SHFE Tin Prices Fluctuate Rangebound, Spot Market Trading Pace Slows. As of midday today (11:30), the most-traded SHFE tin futures contract (SN2505) closed at 255,240 yuan/mt, up 2.73% from the previous settlement price. During the session, it reached a high of 256,200 yuan/mt and a low of 251,200 yuan/mt, with an amplitude of 1.94%. In the spot market, traders reported that today's trading volume decreased compared to yesterday, but overall trading remained relatively active. This reflects a slowdown in spot trading pace following the futures rebound.
SHFE Tin Futures Most-Traded Contract Midday Commentary on April 11, 2025
As of midday today (11:30), the most-traded SHFE tin futures contract (SN2505) closed at 255,240 yuan/mt, up 2.73% from the previous settlement price. The intraday high reached 256,200 yuan/mt, while the low touched 251,200 yuan/mt, with an amplitude of 1.94%. In the spot market, traders reported that today's transactions declined compared to yesterday, but overall trading remained relatively active, reflecting a slowdown in spot transactions following the futures rebound.
DRC Bisie Tin Mine Resumes Production
Alphamin Resources announced that its Bisie tin mine (annual capacity of 17,000 mt, accounting for 6% of global supply) will resume operations this week. The restart of previously suspended capacity due to armed conflict has strengthened expectations, accelerating the squeeze on market risk premiums.
Structural Recovery on the Demand Side
New Energy and AI Demand Boost
Global AI server shipments surged, boosting orders for high-precision solder, with some semiconductor companies restarting Q2 stockpiling plans.
Tariff Policy Divergence Effects
The US suspended tariff hikes on economies such as the EU, indirectly easing export pressure on Chinese PV modules. However, China still faces a high tariff rate of 125%, limiting the recovery of export-oriented demand.
