Overview:Tin market saw a night session rebound today, driven by easing Middle East tensions that sent US oil down 4.28% to 91.97 and Brent down 3.32% to 95.99, cooling reflationary pressure, though the US dollar index at 100.43 and continued hawkish remarks from US Fed officials such as Musalem weighed on high-beta assets. Meanwhile, Meta released its AI agent Muse, and the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index rose about 2.6% in the night session, strengthening further after hours. Expectations for AI server and advanced packaging solder demand recovered. In Myanmar's Wa State, production resumptions were capped at around 50% due to the rainy season and drainage-related grade constraints, while Indonesia's quota recovery remained slow, leaving the ore supply hard constraint intact. By the night session close, the most-traded SHFE tin SN2610 contract stood at 410,090 yuan/mt, up 1,590 or 0.39%, with an open of 412,000, a high of 412,660, a low of 408,900, and a previous close of 408,500. The session formed a narrow recovery pattern after opening higher at 412,000, pulling back to 408,900, and reclaiming 410,000. Support for the day sits at 408,900, extending from the night low, while 412,000, the night high, turns into resistance, and 418,000 marks strong resistance at the 40-day moving average and a previous dense trading zone.