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World Tin Price today

International trading name: TIN

trending_down World Tin Price Now
50,089.00 USD / mt
The current price is down
remove 1,132.79 USD / mt
equivalent to
arrow_downward −2.26%
compared to the previous price.

schedule Last updated: 25/10/2026 17:00

Chart — World Tin Price

Tin (LME), refined, 99.85% purity, settlement price

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World Tin Price live today: 50,089.00 USD/mt

Highest price in 10 years trending_up

57,960.00 USD/mt on 03/06/2026. Current price is lower by remove7,871.00 USD/mt (-13.58%).

Lowest price in 10 years trending_down

13,175.00 USD/mt on 23/03/2020. Current price is higher by add36,914.00 USD/mt (+280.18%).

summarize Overview — World Tin Price

World Tin Price is currently at 50,089.00 USD / mt. Compared to the previous session, the price has fallen 1,132.79 USD / mt (−2.26%).

Over the past 10 years, World Tin Price ranged from 13,175.00 USD/mt (23/03/2020) to 57,960.00 USD/mt (03/06/2026).

World Tin Price volatility:

Historically, World Tin Price reached a high of 57,960.00 USD/mt on 03-06-2026 and a low of 3,694.50 USD/mt on 01-09-2001.

Price history (USD/mt)

10 years
Time Price (USD/mt) % Change
10/2026 54,198.00 -1.86%
09/2026 55,223.00 +0.45%
08/2026 54,978.00 +9.14%
07/2026 50,375.00 -8.54%
06/2026 55,079.00 +12.98%
05/2026 48,753.00 +4.32%
04/2026 46,734.00 -14.15%
03/2026 54,434.00 -1.18%
02/2026 55,084.00 +31.30%
01/2026 41,954.00 +15.90%
12/2025 36,199.02 +0.00%
11/2025 36,199.02 +1.84%
10/2025 35,544.99 +1.26%
09/2025 35,103.00 +5.23%
08/2025 33,356.99 -1.55%
07/2025 33,882.01 +11.81%
06/2025 30,304.00 -4.69%
05/2025 31,795.00 -2.41%
04/2025 32,581.00 +0.55%
03/2025 32,404.00 +7.05%
02/2025 30,269.00 +3.32%
01/2025 29,295.00 +3.91%
12/2024 28,192.00 -8.91%
11/2024 30,950.00 -5.96%
10/2024 32,913.00 +1.76%
09/2024 32,345.00 +12.39%
08/2024 28,779.00 -12.10%
07/2024 32,739.00 -1.12%
06/2024 33,111.00 +1.67%
05/2024 32,566.00 +18.63%
04/2024 27,451.00 +3.35%
03/2024 26,561.00 +2.14%
02/2024 26,005.00 +2.32%
01/2024 25,415.00 +7.02%
12/2023 23,748.00 +0.00%
10/2023 0.00 -100.00%
09/2023 25,475.00 -11.36%
08/2023 28,740.00 +10.34%
07/2023 26,047.00 +1.90%
06/2023 25,561.00 -2.02%
05/2023 26,088.00 +0.00%
04/2023 0.00 -100.00%
03/2023 25,651.00 -13.95%
02/2023 29,809.00 +19.64%
01/2023 24,915.00 +9.33%
12/2022 22,788.00 +25.89%
11/2022 18,101.00 -11.80%
10/2022 20,523.00 -13.23%
09/2022 23,652.00 -5.57%
08/2022 25,047.00 -6.02%
07/2022 26,650.00 -21.86%
06/2022 34,106.00 -14.74%
05/2022 40,000.00 -5.71%
04/2022 42,424.00 -4.60%
03/2022 44,470.00 +6.68%
02/2022 41,684.00 +6.17%
01/2022 39,260.00 +0.45%
12/2021 39,082.50 +5.51%
11/2021 37,040.00 +10.94%
10/2021 33,387.50 -1.34%
09/2021 33,840.00 -2.66%
08/2021 34,765.00 +11.11%
07/2021 31,290.00 +1.10%
06/2021 30,950.00 +9.16%
05/2021 28,352.50 +12.28%
04/2021 25,252.50 +0.32%
03/2021 25,172.50 +11.35%
02/2021 22,607.50 +11.22%
01/2021 20,327.50 +8.91%
12/2020 18,665.00 +5.30%
11/2020 17,725.00 -2.38%
10/2020 18,157.50 +8.76%
07/2020 16,695.00 +8.11%
06/2020 15,442.50 +2.63%
05/2020 15,047.50 +2.68%
04/2020 14,655.00 -9.72%
03/2020 16,232.50 -1.35%
02/2020 16,455.00 -3.97%
01/2020 17,135.00 +4.01%
12/2019 16,475.00 -0.14%
11/2019 16,497.50 +0.40%
10/2019 16,432.50 +0.92%
09/2019 16,282.50 -6.15%
08/2019 17,350.00 -7.84%
07/2019 18,825.00 +0.41%
06/2019 18,747.50 -4.54%
05/2019 19,640.00 -8.32%
04/2019 21,422.50 -0.90%
03/2019 21,617.50 +3.72%
02/2019 20,842.50 +7.24%
01/2019 19,435.00 +5.40%
12/2018 18,440.00 -3.56%
11/2018 19,120.00 +1.50%
10/2018 18,837.50 -0.57%
09/2018 18,945.00 -5.59%
08/2018 20,067.50 +1.87%
07/2018 19,700.00 -4.45%
06/2018 20,617.50 -2.63%
05/2018 21,175.00 +0.24%
04/2018 21,125.00 +0.00%
03/2018 0.00 -100.00%
02/2018 21,700.00 +8.77%
01/2018 19,950.00 +1.77%
12/2017 19,602.50 +0.91%
11/2017 19,425.00 -4.67%
10/2017 20,376.09 -1.09%
09/2017 20,600.00 +0.38%
08/2017 20,521.00 +1.47%
07/2017 20,223.48 +2.87%
06/2017 19,658.84 -2.68%
05/2017 20,200.33 +1.46%
04/2017 19,910.32 +0.18%
03/2017 19,875.20 +2.20%
02/2017 19,446.47 -6.02%
01/2017 20,691.79 -2.42%
12/2016 21,204.35 +0.37%
11/2016 21,126.09 +5.31%
10/2016 20,060.50 -

Frequently asked questions about World Tin Price

Today, September 8, 2026, the price of Tin is trading at 54,866.00 USD/mt, equivalent to approximately 1,430,669,356 VNĐ/ton. According to the latest updated data, the market is maintaining a stable trend with a slight upward fluctuation of 0.16% compared to previous trading sessions. In the Vietnam market, the world tin price is an important reference for businesses in the electronics, soldering, and metal packaging industries.

Within the last 30 days, tin prices have seen significant adjustments, ranging from a low of 54,232.00 USD/mt (recorded on September 3) to a high of 56,194.00 USD/mt. Specific developments over the past week are as follows:

  • September 8, 2026: 54,866.00 USD/mt (Stable compared to September 7).
  • September 6, 2026: 54,952.00 USD/mt.
  • September 3, 2026: 54,232.00 USD/mt (Cycle low).
  • September 1, 2026: 55,223.00 USD/mt.

Although the current price shows a slight recovery compared to early September, the average price for this month (54,834.50 USD/mt) is still lower than last month's average of 55,663.90 USD/mt (equivalent to approximately 1,451,475,157 VNĐ/ton). This decline indicates that adjustment pressure in the international non-ferrous metal market remains, requiring purchasing units in Vietnam to closely monitor inventory reports at major exchanges to optimize input material costs.

Tin prices are influenced by a complex set of factors, primarily revolving around supply and demand dynamics, macro policies, and geopolitics.

  • Supply and Demand Factors:
    • Demand: The main driver comes from the electronics industry (soldering), which accounts for the majority of global tin consumption. Growth in the electronics manufacturing, high-tech, electric vehicle (EV), and renewable energy sectors will drive demand. Additionally, tin is used in packaging (tinplate), chemicals, and alloys. Global economic growth and consumer confidence are key macro factors affecting this demand.
    • Supply: Tin supply mainly comes from mining activities in major producing countries such as Indonesia, Myanmar, China, Malaysia, Peru, and Bolivia. Factors affecting supply include mining output, the capacity and stability of tin smelters, export policies of producing nations, and environmental or labor issues at mines. Secondary supply from recycling also contributes significantly.
  • Policies and Regulations:
    • Increasingly strict environmental policies in key producing countries can restrict mining and smelting activities, reducing supply. For example, environmental protection regulations in China or Indonesia's export management policies can cause price volatility.
    • Trade policies, tariffs, and import-export quotas can also directly affect global tin flows and prices.
  • Macroeconomic and Geopolitical Factors:
    • Macroeconomics: Tin is priced in USD; therefore, fluctuations in the USD can affect the purchasing power of other countries. Global economic growth, inflation, interest rates, and recession risks all impact industrial demand and investment sentiment in commodities.
    • Geopolitics: Political instability, conflicts, or sanctions in major tin-producing countries can cause severe supply disruptions. For example, the situation in Myanmar or issues related to global supply chains can strongly impact tin prices.

Tin (Sn) prices on the international market, particularly the LME, have witnessed strong volatility recently. After a period of impressive growth earlier in the year, prices have corrected and are currently seeking a balance point, fluctuating around key levels.

Looking ahead, the Tin price trend is likely to continue receiving support from both fundamental and technical factors:

  • Limited supply: Supply issues continue to be the main driver. From delays in export licensing in Indonesia to mining disruptions in Myanmar, global supply has been tightening. Tin inventories on the LME remain low, indicating that the market is still in a deficit.
  • Recovering demand: The electronics industry, the largest consumer of Tin (in the form of solder), is showing signs of recovery. The growth of artificial intelligence (AI), electric vehicles (EVs), and other green technologies will drive demand for semiconductor chips and electronic components, thereby increasing Tin consumption.
  • Macro factors: Prospects of interest rate cuts by major central banks and a potential weakening of the USD could create a more favorable environment for commodity prices in general, including Tin.

Technically, Tin prices are currently trading above key support levels, showing positive signals for a next growth phase. However, investors need to closely monitor global economic developments, monetary policy, and production situations in major mining countries to make appropriate adjustments. The next resistance level could be in the range of 34,000 - 35,000 USD/mt, while the support level around 30,000 - 31,000 USD/mt will need to be maintained.