今日资讯 | 市场资讯、行情&盘前必读、品种观点：贵金属、铝、生猪

Market Overview - Global commodity prices mostly increased, with international oil prices showing active performance; ICE Brent crude futures rose by 1.04%, and NYMEX WTI crude futures also increased by 1.04% [1] - Precious metal futures saw significant gains, with COMEX gold futures up by 0.45% and COMEX silver futures rising sharply by 4.13% [1] - London base metals collectively rose, with LME copper increasing by 1.25% and LME aluminum up by 2.27% [1] Policy and Regulatory Developments - Six departments jointly released an implementation plan to enhance the adaptability of supply and demand for consumer goods, aiming for a significant optimization of the supply structure by 2027, with the formation of three trillion-level consumption fields and ten hundred-billion-level consumption hotspots [2] - The Guangxi Futures Exchange announced that platinum futures will be listed on November 27, 2025, with a base price of 405 yuan per gram for various contracts, while palladium futures will also be listed on the same date with a base price of 365 yuan per gram [2] - Zhejiang Province issued a plan to build an integrated off-market trading hub for bulk commodities, aiming for steady growth in spot trading scale by the end of 2027 and an expanded influence of commodity price indices by the end of 2030 [2] Commodity Insights - Recent weak economic data from the U.S. has increased the probability of a Fed rate cut in December, with the dollar index falling to 99.59; this has led to fluctuations in precious metals, particularly a significant rise in COMEX silver [4] - Domestic electrolytic aluminum prices saw a slight decline, averaging 21,390 yuan per ton, down by 50 yuan per ton, influenced by weak external markets and geopolitical tensions in East Asia [4] - The aluminum market is expected to remain volatile, with a projected trading range of 21,000 to 21,600 yuan per ton, as supply disruptions and macroeconomic shifts are anticipated [5] Livestock Market - The short-term outlook for the pig market indicates a phase of strong supply and weak demand, with prices expected to remain low; attention is needed on the impact of short-term stockpiling on market sentiment [6] - The mid-term forecast suggests an increase in pig supply due to the number of new piglets, which may limit price increases; however, if disease impacts are excluded, supply is expected to continue until September next year [6] - Long-term, a significant decrease in the number of breeding sows may ease supply pressure after September next year, presenting potential low-buy opportunities if the trend continues [6]