铂：ETF较大幅度流出，上方承压，铂：跟随区间震荡

Group 1: Report Industry Investment Rating - Not provided in the report Group 2: Core Viewpoints of the Report - Platinum faces upward pressure due to significant outflows from ETFs, while palladium follows a range-bound oscillation [1] - The trend strength of platinum and palladium is both 0, indicating a neutral stance [3] Group 3: Summary by Related Catalogs 1. Fundamental Tracking - Price Data: Platinum futures 2606 closed at 610.05 with a 0.16% increase; gold futures 2606 closed at 469.35 with a -1.93% decrease. Other price data for different platinum and palladium products are also provided, along with their daily changes [1] - Trading Volume and Open Interest: Trading volumes and open interests of various platinum and palladium contracts showed different degrees of decline compared to the previous day [1] - ETF Holdings: Platinum ETF holdings decreased by 11,610 ounces, while palladium ETF holdings increased by 1,044 ounces [1] - Inventory: NYMEX platinum inventory increased by 100 ounces, and NYMEX palladium inventory decreased by 3,888 ounces [1] - Price Spreads: Various price spreads between different platinum and palladium contracts and products are presented, along with their daily changes [1] - Exchange Rates: The US dollar index rose by 0.29%, and the exchange rates between the US dollar and the Chinese yuan (both onshore and offshore) showed different degrees of change [1] 2. Macro and Industry News - China's General Administration of Customs stated that during the "15th Five-Year Plan" period, both exports and imports should be moderately expanded [3] - US-led coalition fighter jets flew over the conflict area in northern Syria and projected warning flares [3] - In response to US tariff threats, French President Macron said he would request the activation of the EU's anti-coercion tool if necessary [4] - Trump announced that starting from February 1st, a 10% tariff will be imposed on all goods exported to the US by 8 countries including Denmark, Sweden, France, Germany, and the UK due to the Greenland issue. The tariff will be raised to 25% on June 1st [4]