Group 1: Commodity Market Overview - Domestic commodity futures market showed mixed results on June 12, with SC crude oil leading gains, rising over 3% [1] - Other commodities such as fuel oil, low-sulfur fuel oil, asphalt, and soybean meal also saw increases of over 1% [1] - Conversely, coking coal and soda ash fell over 2%, while rubber, 20 rubber, pulp, coke, and several others dropped more than 1.5% [1] Group 2: Geopolitical Influences on Oil Prices - Increased geopolitical risks in the Middle East and positive outcomes from US-China trade talks contributed to a significant rise in international oil prices [2] - SC crude oil futures rose by 3.01%, supported by cost factors, with high and low sulfur fuel oils and asphalt also experiencing notable increases [2] - The US announced the withdrawal of non-essential personnel from the Middle East due to security risks, further heightening market concerns [2] Group 3: Economic Indicators and Gold Market - US May CPI was below market expectations, leading to increased speculation about potential interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve, which caused the dollar index to decline [3] - International gold prices saw a short-term increase, with Shanghai gold futures rising over 1%, although spot gold began to retreat later in the day [3] - Long-term trends indicate that central bank gold purchases and global monetary expansion will continue to support gold prices [3] Group 4: Coking Coal and Soda Ash Market Trends - Coking coal prices fell nearly 3%, continuing a downward trend, while coke prices also decreased by 1.77% [4] - The supply-demand balance remains loose, with insufficient reductions in supply and weakening demand [4] - Soda ash futures hit a new low, down 2.33%, due to increased supply pressures and lack of strong demand support [6]
商品日报（6月12日）：国际油价大涨 焦煤纯碱领跌
Xin Hua Cai Jing·2025-06-12 12:21