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期货走势预测:2025年哪个品种将爆发?
Sou Hu Cai Jing·2025-06-17 04:01

Group 1: Precious Metals - The precious metals sector (gold and silver) will remain a market focus in 2025, driven by both safe-haven demand and policy support [3] - Expectations of continued interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve in the first half of the year will provide long-term support for precious metals as real interest rates decline [3] - Geopolitical risks, such as the Russia-Ukraine conflict and Middle East tensions, are expected to increase safe-haven demand, with global central bank gold purchases projected to exceed $100 billion in 2024 [3] - Technical analysis indicates that the main Shanghai gold contract is approaching historical highs, with institutions like Goldman Sachs predicting international gold prices may exceed $2,900 per ounce [3] Group 2: Energy and Chemicals - The oil market is expected to experience high volatility in 2025, influenced by supply-demand dynamics and geopolitical factors [5] - OPEC+ idle capacity has reached historical lows, while U.S. shale oil production is expected to suppress prices, with Brent crude oil projected to fluctuate between $68 and $78 per barrel [5] - The ongoing Red Sea shipping crisis may increase volatility in Asian SC crude oil prices [5] - Structural opportunities in asphalt are anticipated due to demand from the completion of the "14th Five-Year Plan" infrastructure projects, while low-capacity chemical products like rubber and ethylene glycol may outperform expanding capacity products like PTA [5] Group 3: Industrial Metals - Copper is expected to see structural price increases in 2025 due to a significant supply-demand gap driven by the surge in copper usage in the renewable energy sector (solar power and electric vehicles) [8] - The global copper supply-demand gap is projected to expand to 840,000 tons, with low inventory levels below historical averages [8] - The Federal Reserve's interest rate cut cycle may weaken the dollar, potentially triggering a revaluation of commodities [9] Group 4: Agricultural Products - The agricultural sector is showing significant differentiation, with palm oil and rapeseed oil expected to maintain strength due to weather disruptions in Southeast Asia and import dependencies [11] - Palm oil prices increased by 42% in 2024, indicating strong market performance [11] - Sugar may experience a rebound due to drought conditions in Brazil leading to lowered global supply expectations [11] - Soybeans and corn prices may rise due to La Niña climate disruptions affecting yields and a significant feed grain gap in China [11] Group 5: New Energy Metals - Lithium and nickel are expected to experience explosive growth due to supply bottlenecks and surging demand in the context of energy transition [12] - The global electric vehicle penetration rate has surpassed 30%, with lithium supply gaps projected to expand to 150,000 tons by 2025 [12] - Nickel supply tightness is exacerbated by Indonesia's tightening export policies, with demand for nickel sulfate expected to double compared to 2022 [12] Group 6: Carbon Emission Rights - The national carbon market in 2025 will expand to cover eight major industries, with an annual quota exceeding 8 billion tons [15] - Current domestic carbon prices (70 yuan/ton) have a fivefold price gap compared to the EU (90 euros/ton), indicating potential for price correction [15] - The anticipated restart of CCER may create structural opportunities in forestry carbon credits [15] Summary and Strategy Recommendations - The 2025 futures market is characterized by increasing differentiation, policy leadership, and technical resonance [15] - Focus on long-term logic for precious metals, copper, oils, and carbon emission rights [15] - Look for short-term trading opportunities in oil, asphalt, and sugar based on technical and event-driven factors [15] - Caution is advised for overcapacity products (like PTA and iron ore) and real estate chain commodities (like glass and soda ash) [15]