Group 1 - The Shanghai Futures Exchange (SHFE) has tightened trading limits for silver and tin futures contracts, effective from January 27, 2026, with maximum daily opening positions set at 800 lots for silver and 200 lots for tin [2][3] - The recent tightening of trading limits follows a significant surge in silver and tin prices, with silver reaching a peak of 28,226 yuan per kilogram, an increase of over 14%, and tin hitting 462,720 yuan per ton [3] - The adjustments in trading limits are part of SHFE's risk control measures, reflecting the ongoing volatility and price increases in these commodities [2][3] Group 2 - The SHFE has also announced changes to the price fluctuation limits and margin requirements for copper and aluminum futures, effective from January 28, 2026, with a fluctuation limit of 9% and a margin requirement of 10% for hedging positions [5][6] - Copper and aluminum futures have shown a rising trend, with copper closing at 101,880 yuan per ton, up 1.26%, and aluminum at 24,215 yuan per ton, up 0.33% as of January 26 [6] - Market analysts suggest that the demand for copper is supported by rapid growth in sectors such as energy storage and AI, while aluminum prices are influenced by macroeconomic factors and overall market sentiment [6][5]
上期所调整白银、锡期货交易限额 以及铜、铝期货涨跌停板幅度等
Zhong Guo Ji Jin Bao·2026-01-26 12:48