Spot silver slipped below $74/oz, down 2.08% intraday.

Tin has risen about 40% in six months, from roughly 300,000 yuan/tonne in November to about 420,000 yuan/tonne, trading near historic highs. China remains the world’s largest refined-tin producer and consumer, but falling domestic ore grades mean roughly two-thirds of smelter feedstock is imported. Since last year, supply has tightened after export restrictions and geological disruptions in major producers Myanmar, Indonesia and the Democratic Republic of Congo. Market participants expect elevated tin prices to persist over the next one to two years. Demand is shifting from traditional consumer electronics and tinplate to AI servers, optical modules and advanced semiconductor packaging, lifting overall consumption and prompting mid- and downstream firms to accelerate technology upgrades and move upmarket.

黄金市场在期权到期前后经历了一轮典型的“价格操纵”，展望6月至7月，两个关键支撑/阻力区将形成“磁吸”交叉，金价下一个短期目标直指……点击查看...