每日期货全景复盘11.20：市场冰火两重天，碳酸锂高位博弈，焦煤玻璃探底寻路

Market Overview - The futures market shows a bearish sentiment with 23 contracts rising and 56 contracts falling, indicating a concentration of trading activity in declining varieties [2] - The main contracts with significant price increases include pure benzene (+2.04%), eggs (+1.95%), and apples (+1.26%), while low-sulfur fuel oil (-3.5%) and coking coal (-3.17%) experienced notable declines [5][6] Capital Flow - The most significant capital inflows were observed in the CSI 500 (3.693 billion), CSI 300 (2.605 billion), and CSI 1000 (1.334 billion), indicating strong interest from major funds [9] - Conversely, the largest capital outflows were seen in gold futures (-2.804 billion) and ten-year government bonds (-0.852 billion), suggesting a withdrawal of funds from these assets [9] Position Changes - Notable increases in open interest were recorded for styrene (+14.53%) and silicon iron (+13.71%), indicating heightened trading activity and potential new capital inflows [10] - Significant decreases in open interest were noted for pulp (-12.52%) and ten-year bonds (-12.74%), suggesting a potential exit of major funds from these positions [10] Key Events - The Shanghai Gold Exchange emphasized the importance of risk control amid market volatility, urging members to maintain emergency plans and manage investor risks effectively [11] - Jiangsu Province issued a yellow alert for heavy pollution, although steel production in the affected areas remains unaffected for now [12] Commodity Insights - The lithium carbonate contract saw a slight increase of 0.84%, with market expectations of demand potentially softening in the coming months, suggesting caution in trading strategies [20] - Coking coal prices have been on a downward trend, with recent prices hitting a two-and-a-half-month low, reflecting cautious purchasing behavior from downstream industries [21] - The glass market is experiencing a dual weakness in supply and demand, with prices continuing to decline and no significant positive indicators in the fundamentals [22]