Why are Tin Prices so high?
23-10-2025 - Tin prices rose by 4.5% over the past month, from $33902.0 to $35419.0 per tonne. The high was $37548.0 on October 3rd, with the low matching the starting price on September 22nd.
Our one month forecast for Tin is $35,000.53 / t, a decrease of $418.47 / t or -1.2% from the latest price. Our analysis suggests a slightly higher chance of prices exceeding our forecast than falling short.
Our current forecast shows that Technical data has the most significant impact, reducing the price forecast by $1300.23 per tonne. Among the Technical data, Traders' Positions have the largest negative impact at -$896.41 per tonne, followed by Calendar Effects at -$258.34 per tonne. However, there is disagreement among the data types, with Demand, Flows, and Supply data indicating upward price pressure, while Technical data suggests the opposite. Demand from the Global Economy, Flows from Exchange Rates, and Supply from Inventories are driving the upward pressure.
Our one month forecast for Tin is $35,000.53 / t, a decrease of $418.47 / t or -1.2% from the latest price. Our analysis suggests a slightly higher chance of prices exceeding our forecast than falling short.
Our current forecast shows that Technical data has the most significant impact, reducing the price forecast by $1300.23 per tonne. Among the Technical data, Traders' Positions have the largest negative impact at -$896.41 per tonne, followed by Calendar Effects at -$258.34 per tonne. However, there is disagreement among the data types, with Demand, Flows, and Supply data indicating upward price pressure, while Technical data suggests the opposite. Demand from the Global Economy, Flows from Exchange Rates, and Supply from Inventories are driving the upward pressure.
What is the current / spot price of Tin?
Tin Price Today
October 23, 2025
Current Price
39821
$/t
What is the forecast for the price of Tin?
Tin Price Forecast
October 23, 2025
1 Month Forecast
35000.53
$/t
1 Year Forecast
29867.81
$/t
What are the short-term drivers of Tin prices?
What are the long-term drivers of Tin prices?
Over the 1 Month horizon the outlook is bearish due to drivers such as: - The net positions of speculators on the LME - Seasonality trends for the prediction month of year Br(None) The top contrary drivers for the 1 Month horizon are: - Movements in the Peruvian Sol - Movements in the Euro - Tin SHFE Stocks
Over the 1 Year horizon the outlook is bearish due to drivers such as: - The net positions of speculators on the LME - Short term price trends - The shape of the futures curve (adjusted for the risk free rate and price volatility) Br(None) The top contrary drivers for the 1 Year horizon are: - Seasonality trends for the prediction month of year
Will the price of Tin go up?
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