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Report Industry Investment Ratings Macro Finance - Index Futures: Bullish in the short - term, suggest tilting towards IF or IH to reduce risk [1] - Treasury Bonds: Limited upside due to short - term central bank interest rate risk warning, but asset shortage and weak economy are favorable [1] - Gold: Bullish due to safe - haven demand and interest rate cut expectations [1] - Silver: Bullish, following gold with stronger elasticity [1] Non - ferrous Metals - Copper: Expected to be strong due to Fed interest rate cut expectations and potential supply tightness [1] - Aluminum: Trading in a range, affected by domestic consumption off - season and Fed interest rate cut expectations [1] - Alumina: Weak fundamentals, but look for long - position opportunities in far - month contracts [1] - Zinc: Limited downside, be cautious about short - selling [1] - Nickel: Short - term rebound with macro factors, long - term surplus pressure exists [1] - Stainless Steel: Short - term trading in a range, look for selling - hedging opportunities [1] - Tin: Stronger in the short - term with improved macro sentiment [1] - Silicon for Mining: Bearish due to supply resumption and hedging pressure [1] - Polysilicon: Bearish with capacity reduction expectations and low terminal installation willingness [1] Black Metals - Rebar: Trading in a range, neutral valuation, unclear industrial drivers, positive macro drivers [1] - Hot - Rolled Coil: Trading in a range, neutral valuation, unclear industrial drivers, positive macro drivers [1] - Iron Ore: Near - month contracts restricted by production cuts, far - month contracts have upward potential [1] - Coking Coal: Bearish, long - term anti - involution, weak short - term fundamentals [1] - Coke: Bearish, long - term anti - involution, weak short - term fundamentals [1] - Glass: Bearish, supply surplus pressure persists [1] - Soda Ash: Bearish, supply surplus pressure is large, price under pressure [1] Agricultural Products - Palm Oil: Hold off on new positions, expect short - term consolidation [1] - Soybean Oil: Hold off on new positions, similar logic to palm oil [1] - Rapeseed Oil: Hold off on new positions, affected by ICE rapeseed price and trade policies [1] - Cotton: Bullish in the short - term, pay attention to time window and quota release [1] - Sugar: Bullish but with limited upside, pay attention to the 5600 - 6000 range [1] - Corn: Expected to trade at a low level in the short - term, pay attention to new grain listing [1] - Soybean Meal: Limited downside, expected to trade in a range [1] - Pulp: Consider 11 - 1 calendar spread [1] - Logs: Expected to trade in the 820 - 840 yuan/m³ range [1] - Hogs: Bearish due to increasing supply and decreasing cost [1] Energy and Chemicals - Crude Oil: Trading in a range, affected by Indian procurement, OPEC+ production, and tariff issues [1] - Fuel Oil: Trading in a range, similar factors as crude oil [1] - Asphalt: Short - term following crude oil, long - term demand may be overestimated [1] - Shanghai Rubber: Affected by rainfall, inventory, and market sentiment [1] - BR Rubber: Pay attention to inventory and autumn maintenance [1] - PTA: Bearish due to production recovery and downstream maintenance expectations [1] - Short - fiber: Affected by industry reform rumors, supply and demand changes [1] - Styrene: Affected by industry reform rumors and market trading volume [1] - PE: Price oscillating weakly, affected by export, domestic demand, and cost [2] - PVC: Trading in a range, affected by maintenance, orders, and inventory [2] - Olefins: Driven by market rumors and supply - demand changes [2] - FEI: Rebound due to multiple factors, pay attention to warehouse receipt cancellation [2] - US Freight: Supply exceeds demand, freight rate declining [2] 2. Core Viewpoints The report provides a comprehensive analysis of various industries and commodities. In general, the macro - financial environment has a significant impact on the market. The Fed's interest rate cut expectations, asset shortage, and weak economic conditions are important factors affecting the prices of financial and commodity assets. For different industries, factors such as supply and demand, production capacity, inventory, and market sentiment all play crucial roles in determining price trends. Some commodities are expected to be strong due to positive factors like supply tightness or increased demand, while others face downward pressure because of oversupply, weak demand, or policy - related risks [1][2]. 3. Summary by Industry Macro - financial Industry The overall macro - financial environment is complex. The stock index is supported by sufficient market liquidity, while treasury bonds are affected by both favorable long - term factors and short - term interest rate risk warnings. Precious metals are driven by safe - haven demand and interest rate cut expectations [1] Non - ferrous Metals Industry Supply and demand dynamics, along with macro - economic factors and geopolitical events (such as labor unrest in Indonesia), are the main drivers of non - ferrous metal prices. Some metals are expected to be strong due to supply concerns or positive macro sentiment, while others face challenges from oversupply or weak domestic demand [1] Black Metals Industry The black metals industry is facing supply - demand imbalances, with high inventory levels and weak demand in some segments. Anti - involution is a long - term issue, and the market is trying to balance supply and demand by adjusting prices [1] Agricultural Products Industry Prices of agricultural products are affected by factors such as seasonality, international trade policies, and supply - demand relationships. Some products are expected to be strong in the long - term but may experience short - term corrections, while others are trading in a range or facing downward pressure [1] Energy and Chemicals Industry The energy and chemicals industry is influenced by global supply - demand dynamics, production capacity changes, and market rumors. Crude oil prices are affected by OPEC+ production decisions and international trade issues, while chemical products are affected by factors such as production recovery, inventory changes, and industry reform rumors [1][2]