综合晨报-20251118

Group 1: Energy and Petrochemicals - Crude oil market faces increasing supply - demand pressure in Q4 and Q1 next year, with medium - term downward risk in oil prices. Short - term focus is on Russian oil export impact after sanctions and risks from Venezuela and Iran. Brent 01 contract dropped 0.4% overnight [2] - Precious metals are in a high - level consolidation phase. Fed officials' hawkish remarks have reduced the probability of a December rate cut below 50%. The market awaits economic data for further guidance [3] - Fuel oil prices follow crude oil. High - sulfur fuel oil has short - term geopolitical support, but medium - term supply will be more abundant. Low - sulfur fuel oil has a stronger recent performance due to supply disruptions, but medium - term supply pressure remains [20] - Asphalt has weakening cost support and poor demand, with a bearish outlook in the medium - to - long term [21] - LPG is expected to be bullish due to tightened supply - demand [22] Group 2: Base Metals - Copper market is oscillating between 85,000 - 88,000 yuan. High - level short positions can be held with a stop - loss at 88,000 yuan. Attention is on the impact of the landslide in a Congolese copper mine [4] - Aluminum has a short - term weak fundamental situation with inventory increases, but the medium - term upward trend is not reversed [5] - Zinc prices may fall, with support at 22,200 yuan/ton for SHFE zinc. LME zinc may break through the support level [8] - Lead prices are expected to decline further, with support at 17,100 yuan/ton [9] - Tin prices are oscillating. Long - term short positions can be held with a stop - loss at 295,000 yuan [10] Group 3: Industrial Metals and Related Products - Polysilicon prices are in a narrow - range fluctuation. PV terminal demand is weak, and short - term prices are expected to oscillate [11] - Industrial silicon is in a supply - demand weak situation, with prices expected to oscillate [12] - Iron ore supply has increased significantly, and demand is weak. The market is expected to oscillate [14] - Coke and coking coal prices are likely to oscillate due to sufficient carbon supply and downstream pressure on raw material prices [15][16] - Silicomanganese and ferrosilicon prices are supported by demand and cost factors [17][18] Group 4: Steel Products - Steel prices fell at night. Rebar demand is weak in the off - season, and hot - rolled coil demand is stable. Supply pressure is gradually easing, and prices may rebound in the short term [13] Group 5: Shipping - The SCFIS European route index dropped 9.8% last week. It may rebound in the next period. The 12 - contract is expected to oscillate, and far - month contracts will be under pressure [19] Group 6: Chemicals - Urea futures are strong, but the spot price is stable with a slight decline. Supply is high, and the market may weaken [23] - Methanol prices are weak due to increased supply and weak demand [24] - Pure benzene has limited upside potential, and PTA follows PX fluctuations [29] - Ethylene glycol supply is increasing, and demand is weakening, with a bearish outlook [30] - PVC may oscillate narrowly, and caustic soda is in a weak position [28] Group 7: Agricultural Products - Soybeans and soybean meal: The USDA November report is bullish. South American soybean planting progress is slow. Domestic soybean supply is sufficient, and there are opportunities for long positions at low prices [35] - Vegetable oils: Soybean oil is strong, and palm oil supply - demand pressure persists [36] - Corn futures may wait for a correction [38] - Live pigs' spot and futures prices are weak, with a high probability of a second bottom - testing next year [39] - Eggs: Spot prices are stable with a slight decline, and short positions in near - month contracts can be held [40] - Cotton: The US agricultural report is bearish. Domestic cotton has supply pressure, and prices are expected to oscillate [41] - Sugar: International supply is sufficient, and domestic production in Guangxi has positive expectations [41] - Apples: Short - term prices are strong, but long - term inventory pressure may exist [42] Group 8: Forestry and Pulp - Wood prices are supported by low inventory, and short - term observation is recommended [43] - Pulp futures are slightly down. Inventory has increased, and prices are expected to improve in the long term but have limited short - term upside [44] Group 9: Financial Futures - Stock index futures are expected to oscillate due to unstable global macro - liquidity. Consider profit - taking in growth stocks and look for opportunities in consumption and cyclical sectors [45] - Treasury bond futures are in a narrow - range oscillation. The yield curve steepening may end [46]