Report Industry Investment Rating No relevant content provided. Core Viewpoints of the Report The report comprehensively analyzes various futures markets, including financial derivatives (such as stock index futures and treasury bond futures), precious metals, container shipping indices, and a wide range of commodity futures (like non - ferrous metals, ferrous metals, agricultural products, energy chemicals, and special commodities). It provides market conditions, news, and operation suggestions for each category, with the overall market showing a complex and diverse situation, including trends of price fluctuations, supply - demand changes, and impacts from policies and international events. Summary by Directory Financial Derivatives Financial Futures - Stock Index Futures: A - share market had sector rotation with stable trading volume. The major stock indices showed mixed performance, and most of the four major stock index futures contracts rose. The base spreads of all contracts were in a discount state. With stable support below the index and large upward breakthrough pressure, it entered a neutral oscillation. Suggestions included selling put options at support levels to earn premiums, or going long on the September IM contract on pullbacks and selling call options with a strike price of 6400 in September for a covered call strategy [2][3][4]. - Treasury Bond Futures: The capital market marginally loosened, and treasury bond futures closed with mixed results. The yields of major interest - rate bonds in the inter - bank market showed a differentiated trend. In the short term, the risk of a decline in treasury bonds was limited, and the market was expected to enter an oscillation phase waiting for fundamental guidance. It was recommended to wait and see and pay attention to high - frequency economic data and capital market dynamics [5][7]. Precious Metals - Gold and Silver: The poor demand for US and Japanese treasury bonds led to a chain reaction, and the inflow of safe - haven funds pushed up the prices of gold and silver. Gold had long - term upward drivers, and the demand from global central banks and financial institutions still supported the price. Silver followed gold's upward trend, and if it broke through the previous high resistance, the price might rise further. It was recommended to sell out - of - the - money gold call options and take profit opportunistically [9][10][12]. Container Shipping Index - Container Shipping Index (European Line): The spot prices of major shipping companies were reported, and the relevant indices showed a decline in the European line index and an increase in the US - West line index. The overall container shipping market had an increase in supply and showed a complex demand situation. The futures market was expected to show an oscillating upward trend, and it was recommended to go long on the June and August contracts on dips [13][14]. Commodity Futures Non - Ferrous Metals - Copper: The social inventory increased, and the price was expected to oscillate in the short term. The "strong reality + weak expectation" combination limited the downward and upward space of copper prices. It was recommended to pay attention to the pressure level of 78000 - 79000 [14][17][18]. - Zinc: Downstream enterprises replenished stocks at low prices, and the social inventory decreased again. In the short term, the price might be supported by the easing of tariffs, but in the long term, it was in a supply - side loosening cycle. It was recommended to take a short - selling approach on rallies, with the main contract referring to the range of 21500 - 23500 [18][20][21]. - Tin: The strong reality boosted the tin price, but considering the supply - side repair and weak demand expectations, it was recommended to take a short - selling approach on rallies in the range of 265000 - 270000 [21][23][24]. - Nickel: The market showed narrow - range oscillations, with stable supply and demand. The cost provided support below, but the medium - term supply was expected to be loose, restricting the upward space. The main contract was expected to oscillate in the range of 122000 - 128000 [24][25][26]. - Stainless Steel: The market had narrow - range oscillations, with cost support but still facing supply - demand contradictions. The main contract was expected to oscillate in the range of 12600 - 13200 [27][28][29]. - Lithium Carbonate: Affected by news, the futures price rose slightly, but the fundamentals remained unchanged. The supply pressure was still high, and the demand was relatively flat. The inventory was high, putting pressure on the market. It was expected to run weakly in the short term, with the main contract referring to the range of 5.8 - 6.2 million [30][32][33]. Ferrous Metals - Steel: The apparent demand and inventory of cold - rolled steel products deteriorated. The supply showed a downward trend, and the demand was expected to face seasonal off - peak and weakening manufacturing demand. The price was expected to oscillate at a low level, and it was recommended to wait and see [34][35][37]. - Iron Ore: The global shipping volume of iron ore increased, and the domestic arrival volume decreased. With the increase in steel mill maintenance, the iron ore supply was expected to increase, and the demand might decline slightly. It was expected to oscillate in the short term [38][39]. - Coke: The mainstream steel mills initiated a new round of coke price cuts. The supply increased, and the demand showed signs of peaking and falling. It was recommended to short - sell the 2509 contract on rallies and hold the arbitrage strategy of going long on hot - rolled coils and short - selling coke [41][42]. - Coking Coal: The market auction weakened again, and the coal price might enter a bottom - seeking stage. The supply was high, and the demand was expected to decline. It was recommended to short - sell the 2509 contract on rallies and hold the arbitrage strategy of going long on hot - rolled coils and short - selling coking coal [43][44][45]. - Silicon Iron: The supply - demand situation improved marginally, and the cost remained stable. The price was expected to oscillate [46][47][48]. - Manganese Silicon: The supply pressure of manganese ore still existed, and it was waiting for the steel procurement pricing. The price was expected to oscillate at a low level [49][50][51]. Agricultural Products - Meal Products: The market speculated on the weather in Argentina, and both domestic and foreign markets were strong. The supply pressure from Brazil was being realized, and the domestic supply was expected to recover. The support for soybean meal around 2900 was strengthening [52][53][55]. - Live Pigs: The number of pig sales increased, and the short - term spot and futures prices oscillated weakly. The supply - demand relationship changed little, and the price was expected to remain in an oscillating pattern [56][57][58]. - Corn: The short - term market supply was stable, and corn prices oscillated narrowly. In the long term, the supply would tighten, and the price was expected to be strong. It was recommended to go long on dips [59][60]. - Sugar: The price of raw sugar oscillated weakly, and the domestic price followed. The Brazilian sugar production was expected to be abundant in the 25/26 season, and the domestic sugar supply was loose. The price was expected to oscillate weakly in the range of 5750 - 5900, and it was recommended to take a short - selling approach on rallies [61][62].
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