单品种看，昨日资金主要流入的商品期货（主连合约）品种黄金、焦炭、白银、铜和锌，分别流入22.10 亿元、6.74 亿元、5.72 亿元、5.15 亿元和4.02 亿 元；主要流出的品种有锡、镍、多晶硅、燃料油和生猪，分别流出1.45 亿元、1.26 亿元、0.99 亿元、0.90 亿元和0.75 亿元。从主力合约看，有色金属、黑色 和化工板块呈流入状态，金融板块呈流出状态。 图为商品期货资金流出前十名（亿元） 图为商品期货主连合约资金流向（亿元） 图为板块资金流入额（亿元） 图为金融期货主连合约资金流向（亿元） 整体看，昨日商品期货（主连合约）资金呈大幅流入状态。有色金属、化工板块呈流入状态，重点关注流入较多的黄金、焦炭、白银、铜、锌、碳酸锂、 PTA和铂，同时关注逆势流出的锡、镍和燃料油。农产品板块呈小幅流入状态，重点关注流出较多的生猪、菜油、豆油和棕榈油，同时关注逆势流入的豆一 和棉花。金融板块重点关注沪深300股指期货和10年期国债期货。（徽商期货 方正） 图为商品期货资金流入前十名（亿元） ...

图为商品期货资金流入前十名（亿元） 图为商品期货资金流出前十名（亿元） 图为商品期货主连合约资金流向（亿元） 图为金融期货主连合约资金流向（亿元） 单品种看，昨日资金主要流入的商品期货（主连合约）品种棕榈油、多晶硅、铝、碳酸锂和白糖，分别流入13.24 亿元、9.48 亿 元、8.85 亿元、4.97 亿元和4.56 亿元；主要流出的品种有白银、铜、纯碱、PTA和锡，分别流出6.22 亿元、3.81 亿元、2.16 亿 元、1.53 亿元和1.45 亿元。从主力合约看，农产品、黑色和有色金属板块呈流入状态，化工和金融板块呈流出状态。 整体看，昨日商品期货（主连合约）资金呈大幅流入状态。农产品、黑色和有色金属板块呈流入状态，重点关注流入较多的棕 榈油、多晶硅、铝、碳酸锂、白糖和螺纹钢，同时关注逆势流出的白银、铜、棉花和焦煤。化工板块呈流出状态，重点关注流 出较多的纯碱、PTA和棉花，同时关注逆势流入的烧碱和纸浆。金融板块重点关注中证1000股指期货和10年期国债期货。（徽 商期货 方正） 图为板块资金流入额（亿元） ...

单品种看，昨日资金主要流入的商品期货（主连合约）品种有铁矿石、豆油、20号胶、丁二烯橡胶和螺纹钢，分别流入17.65 亿元、15.53 亿元、2.51 亿 元、2.18 亿元和2.09 亿元；主要流出的品种有铜、白银、黄金、铝和碳酸锂，分别流出9.40 亿元、6.74 亿元、6.17 亿元、4.29 亿元和2.07 亿元。从主力 合约看，黑色和农产品板块呈流入状态，化工、有色金属和金融板块呈流出状态。 图为金融期货主连合约资金流向（亿元） 图为板块资金流入额（亿元） 图为商品期货资金流出前十名（亿元） 图为商品期货主连合约资金流向（亿元） 整体看，昨日商品期货（主连合约）资金呈小幅流出状态。化工和有色金属板块呈流出状态，重点关注流出较多的铜、白银、黄金、铝、碳酸锂和甲 醇，同时关注逆势流入的20号胶和燃油。黑色和农场品板块呈流入状态，重点关注流入较多的铁矿石、豆油和螺纹钢，同时关注逆势流出的玉米和菜 油。金融板块重点关注沪深300股指期货和30年期国债期货。（徽商期货 方正） 图为商品期货资金流入前十名（亿元） ...

单品种看，12月7日，资金主要流入的商品期货（主连合约）品种有焦煤、菜粕、铜、螺纹钢和豆粕，分别流入12.23 亿 元、3.34 亿元、1.78 亿元、1.42 亿元和1.03 亿元；主要流出的品种有多晶硅、铁矿石、白银、棕榈油和PTA，分别流出 4.61亿元、3.82 亿元、2.17 亿元、1.83 亿元和1.29 亿元。从主力合约看，黑色和金融板块资金呈流入状态，农产品、化工 和有色金属板块资金呈流出状态。 图为商品期货资金流出前十名（亿元） 图为板块资金流入额（亿元） 图为金融期货主连合约资金流向（亿元） 整体上，商品期货（主连合约）资金呈小幅流出状态。其中，农产品、化工和有色金属板块呈流出状态，重点关注流出较 多的多晶硅、白银、棕榈油、PTA和黄金，同时关注逆势流入的铜、豆粕、瓶片和锌。黑色板块呈流入状态，重点关注流 入较多的焦煤、螺纹钢和热轧卷板，同时关注逆势流出的铁矿石。金融板块关注中证1000股指期货和30年期国债期货。 （徽商期货 方正） 图为商品期货资金流入前十名（亿元） 图为商品期货主连合约资金流向（亿元） ...

Core Insights - The article highlights the recent capital inflows and outflows in commodity futures, indicating a mixed market sentiment with specific focus on various sectors [1] Group 1: Capital Inflows - Major inflows were observed in gold (2.725 billion), tin (0.784 billion), silver (0.728 billion), copper (0.313 billion), and corn (0.081 billion) [1] - The non-ferrous metals and financial sectors showed a positive inflow trend, particularly in gold, tin, silver, copper, and polysilicon [1] Group 2: Capital Outflows - Significant outflows were noted in lithium carbonate (1.148 billion), rebar (0.269 billion), rapeseed oil (0.196 billion), hot-rolled coil (0.178 billion), and glass (0.161 billion) [1] - The agricultural, chemical, and black metal sectors experienced outflows, with a focus on rebar, glass, methanol, and live pigs, while corn, fuel oil, and ferrosilicon saw contrary inflows [1] Group 3: Overall Market Sentiment - The overall commodity futures market experienced moderate inflows, with a notable emphasis on the non-ferrous metals sector and financial futures such as the CSI 1000 index futures and 10-year treasury futures [1]

Core Insights - The main inflows in commodity futures on November 21 were observed in gold, crude oil, rapeseed oil, nickel, and copper, with inflows of 12.914 billion, 0.136 billion, 0.109 billion, 0.070 billion, and 0.062 billion respectively [1] - Major outflows were seen in lithium carbonate, aluminum, coking coal, glass, and silver, with outflows of 1.062 billion, 0.370 billion, 0.360 billion, 0.271 billion, and 0.240 billion respectively [1] - The non-ferrous metals and financial sectors experienced inflows, while agricultural products, chemicals, and black metals showed outflows [1] Commodity Futures Analysis - Significant inflows were noted in non-ferrous metals, particularly in gold, nickel, and copper, indicating strong market interest [1] - Conversely, lithium carbonate, aluminum, silicon, and silver experienced notable outflows, suggesting potential market weakness in these commodities [1] - Agricultural products, chemicals, and black metals showed outflows, with particular attention to coking coal, glass, and apples, while crude oil, rapeseed oil, and caustic soda saw inflows [1] Financial Sector Insights - The financial sector highlighted a focus on the 10-year treasury futures and the CSI 1000 stock index futures, indicating strategic investment interests [1]

Core Insights - The article highlights the recent capital inflows and outflows in commodity futures, indicating a mixed market sentiment with specific sectors showing significant activity [1] Capital Inflows - Major inflows were observed in stainless steel (4.31 billion), aluminum (3.06 billion), container shipping index (European line) (1.99 billion), apples (1.99 billion), and lithium carbonate (1.73 billion) [1] - The non-ferrous metals, agricultural products, and black metal sectors showed a net inflow, with a particular focus on stainless steel, aluminum, apples, lithium carbonate, and gold [1] Capital Outflows - Significant outflows were noted in crude oil (2.51 billion), glass (2.07 billion), styrene (1.08 billion), palm oil (0.84 billion), and LPG (0.79 billion) [1] - The chemical and financial sectors experienced outflows, with particular attention to crude oil, glass, and styrene, as well as the counter-trend outflow in fuel oil [1] Sector Analysis - The overall commodity futures market showed a moderate inflow, with specific sectors like non-ferrous metals and agricultural products performing well [1] - The financial sector's focus is on the CSI 500 index futures and 30-year treasury futures, indicating a strategic interest in these instruments [1]

Core Viewpoint - The overall trend in commodity futures shows a slight outflow of funds, with specific sectors experiencing varying inflow and outflow dynamics [1]. Fund Inflow Summary - The main commodities with significant fund inflows include polysilicon (¥218 million), glass (¥135 million), live pigs (¥119 million), rapeseed oil (¥106 million), and PVC (¥95 million) [1]. - The agricultural and chemical sectors are noted for their inflow status, particularly highlighting glass, live pigs, rapeseed oil, and methanol [1]. Fund Outflow Summary - Major commodities experiencing fund outflows include gold (¥408 million), crude oil (¥93 million), iron ore (¥83 million), silver (¥82 million), and soybean oil (¥82 million) [1]. - The black and non-ferrous metal sectors are identified as having outflow status, with a focus on gold, iron ore, silver, and coking coal [1]. Sector Analysis - The agricultural and chemical sectors are showing inflow trends, while the black and non-ferrous metal sectors are experiencing outflows [1]. - Financial futures, particularly the CSI 500 index futures and 30-year treasury futures, are highlighted for attention [1].

Group 1 - On November 7, the main inflows in commodity futures (main contracts) were observed in aluminum, lithium carbonate, industrial silicon, iron ore, and rapeseed meal, with inflows of 1.105 billion, 0.250 billion, 0.157 billion, 0.128 billion, and 0.052 billion respectively [1] - The main outflows were in coking coal, copper, rebar, gold, and crude oil, with outflows of 0.352 billion, 0.172 billion, 0.115 billion, 0.114 billion, and 0.096 billion respectively [1] - The overall analysis indicates a slight inflow of funds into the commodity futures market on November 7, with the non-ferrous metals sector showing inflows, particularly in aluminum, lithium carbonate, industrial silicon, and nickel, while copper and gold experienced outflows [1] Group 2 - The chemical, agricultural, and black metal sectors showed outflows, with significant outflows in coking coal, rebar, crude oil, and eggs, while iron ore, rapeseed meal, and methanol saw inflows [1] - The financial sector highlights the focus on CSI 1000 index futures and 30-year treasury futures [1]

Group 1 - The main inflows in commodity futures yesterday were in glass, lithium carbonate, live pigs, methanol, and caustic soda, with inflows of 383 million, 307 million, 219 million, 183 million, and 171 million respectively [1] - The main outflows were in gold, silver, copper, tin, and rapeseed oil, with outflows of 589 million, 509 million, 291 million, 82 million, and 70 million respectively [1] - Overall, commodity futures experienced a slight outflow, with the non-ferrous metals sector showing significant outflows, particularly in gold, silver, copper, and tin, while lithium carbonate, polysilicon, and aluminum alloy saw inflows [1] Group 2 - The chemical, agricultural products, and black sectors showed inflows, with notable inflows in glass, live pigs, methanol, and caustic soda, while rapeseed oil, soda ash, crude oil, and PVC experienced outflows [1] - The financial sector focused on the CSI 1000 stock index futures and 30-year treasury futures [1]