demand for tin

EC, Maybe the best thread to discuss whether Politicians can exhibit wisdom and listen to the consensus of top economists is the "Politics" thread .
As long as economies have sufficient liquidity the capitalist system survives.
It is obvious to many learned economists that further injection of $'s will be needed in some economies, especially those of the Euro zone.

However for economies to grow they also need a stimulus.
This is where tin and KAS become important.
What is one of the most rapidly developing industries at this time? IT, artificial intelligence, and perhaps green technologies. I'm not an expert, but IMO a lot of this involves electrical terminals; many of which require solder?With this in mind, can I please get some feedback on the forums thoughts on the potential demand for solder.
I realise that recently there has been a pull back as it is projected that use will be reduced until liquidity returns to some of the world's major economies.
But as most probably know, the use of lead in solder has been recently banned and, tin now replaces it. Over 90% of solder is now tin.
Well done KAS, setting up a base for a solid future.