1. Report Industry Investment Rating No relevant content provided. 2. Core Viewpoints of the Report - The stabilization and recovery of fixed - asset investment growth require the central government to increase fiscal leverage, as real - estate storage and infrastructure funds face challenges [2][8]. - China is undergoing an economic re - balance from investment to consumption. The government's assessment method may shift from GDP to increasing the proportion of consumption in GDP. Future policies may reform the social security system to release consumption potential [2][25]. - A moderate recovery of inflation is a prerequisite for releasing consumption potential. Inflation recovery will drive corporate profit improvement, increase residents' income, and then achieve consumption recovery. Future inflation is expected to stabilize and rebound [2][52]. 3. Summary According to the Table of Contents 3.1 Investment: Central Fiscal Leverage Expected to Increase - **Real - estate**: The downward inertia is large, policy support is gradually increasing, but demand - side stimulus policies have under - performed expectations. The progress of real - estate storage is accelerating, and central fiscal funds are crucial for breaking the "impossible triangle" among storage parties, sellers, and commercial banks [9][10][11]. - **Infrastructure**: The growth rate of infrastructure investment is declining. As of September 14, the proportion of new special bonds invested in land reserves is 14.3%. If the scale of land - reserve special bonds continues to increase this year, the funds for traditional infrastructure may be less than in 2024. The infrastructure investment structure will continue to be divided, with central - government - led projects stronger and local - government - led projects weaker. The estimated overall infrastructure growth rate in 2025 is about 2.6% [14][18][20]. - **Manufacturing**: "Anti - involution" in emerging industries mainly restricts capital expenditure and capacity expansion, leading to a slowdown in manufacturing investment growth [22]. 3.2 Consumption: Structural Reform of Economic Re - balance - **Policy Support**: A series of consumption - related policies have been introduced, including measures to expand service consumption, financial support for consumption, and special action plans to boost consumption. These policies address both the supply and demand sides of consumption [25]. - **Problems in Consumption**: China's consumption rate is relatively low, mainly due to low household consumption rates. Factors include income polarization, large urban - rural income gaps, an imperfect social security system, and a low proportion of service consumption [28][33][37]. - **Solutions**: The "Boosting Consumption Special Action" addresses key consumption issues from multiple aspects such as income increase, consumption capacity support, service supply improvement, and policy support. Future consumption policies may focus more on service consumption [41][42][50]. 3.3 Inflation: An Important Tool to Stabilize Expectations and Promote Consumption - **Relationship with Consumption**: A moderate recovery of inflation is necessary for releasing consumption potential. Inflation recovery drives corporate profit improvement, increases residents' income, and promotes consumption recovery [52]. - **CPI Differentiation**: There are two significant differentiations in CPI. The core CPI and CPI are diverging, and service consumption and commodity consumption within the core CPI are also diverging. Future consumption policies may shift towards service consumption [55]. - **Inflation Outlook**: Considering the central bank's stance and the expected increase in "anti - involution" policies, future inflation will stabilize and rebound. Although inflation is in a state of "weak reality and strong expectation" in the second half of the year, the data recovery may occur in the first half of next year [58].

Group 1: Macroeconomic Insights - Fixed asset investment data in July showed weakness, indicating a need for structural adjustment in the economy[2] - China's GDP growth in the first half of the year was 5.3%, with a target of 5% for the full year, suggesting a manageable outlook for the second half[2] - Historical data indicates that a significant reduction in industrial long-term loans in 2016 was a key factor in the economic recovery, despite weak financial data[12] Group 2: Market Strategy and Trends - Current market conditions show no significant overheating, with market capitalization expanding faster than trading volume[4] - A-share valuations remain reasonable, with expectations of performance recovery driven by inflation[17] - The average return of equity mixed funds was 2.82%, while stock ETFs averaged 2.85% this week, indicating positive fund performance[36] Group 3: Fixed Income and Bond Market - The 10-year government bond yield is seen as having value around 1.8%, with limited upward movement expected in the near term[23] - The bond market is currently not favorable for trading, suggesting a wait-and-see approach for better opportunities[24] - Recent bond issuance has seen yields priced between 3% and 6%, reflecting the impact of new tax policies[22] Group 4: U.S. Inflation Risks - U.S. core personal consumption expenditures (PCE) inflation is expected to rise, potentially exceeding 3% in the second half of the year[28] - Household consumption capacity remains strong, indicating low recession risks despite rising inflation[26] - The employment market shows signs of recovery, which could further support consumer spending and economic stability[27]

Report Industry Investment Ratings - Gold: Long position recommended [1] - Silver: Long position recommended [1] - Copper: Buy on dips [1] - Zinc: Sell on rallies [1] - Lead: Under pressure [1] - Tin: Rebound and then decline [1] - Aluminum: Rebound under pressure [1] - Nickel: Rebound under pressure [1] - Industrial silicon: Under pressure [1] - Polysilicon: Cautiously bullish in September [1] - Lithium carbonate: Cautiously bullish [1] Core Views - Overall, the report analyzes various non - ferrous metals and new energy metals, suggesting different investment strategies based on their respective fundamentals, market conditions, and macro - economic factors. For example, gold and silver are expected to rise due to interest - rate cut expectations and geopolitical risks; copper is favored in the long - term due to supply shortages and increasing demand; while zinc is considered a short - position option as supply increases and demand weakens [1][3][7]. Summary by Metal Gold and Silver - **Market Performance**: Gold price center has shifted upwards, and silver has broken through historical highs [2] - **Basic Logic**: US inflation has rebounded (July core PCE price index rose to 2.9% year - on - year), the Fed may cut interest rates, and there are geopolitical conflicts. In the short term, it's difficult for gold to break through the range, but in the long term, it may enter a long - bull market [3] - **Strategy Recommendation**: For gold, there is support around 770, and pay attention to the performance at the recent high of 803. For silver, pay attention to the effectiveness of the breakthrough. In the long run, the upward trend of gold and silver remains unchanged [4] Copper - **Market Performance**: Shanghai copper has strengthened in a volatile manner [6] - **Industrial Logic**: Copper concentrate supply is tight, processing fees are deeply inverted. Refined copper production may decline marginally in the future. Demand is expected to pick up during the peak season, and there are contradictions between short - term inventory accumulation and long - term demand growth [6] - **Strategy Recommendation**: Hold existing long positions, and new investors can buy on dips. In the long term, be optimistic about copper. Shanghai copper is expected to trade in the range of 78,500 - 81,500 yuan/ton, and LME copper in the range of 9,800 - 10,000 US dollars/ton [7] Zinc - **Market Performance**: Shanghai zinc's rebound is under pressure [10] - **Industrial Logic**: Zinc concentrate supply is abundant in 2025. Demand is weak during the off - season, and domestic inventory has increased [10] - **Strategy Recommendation**: Temporarily wait and see, and in the long term, sell on rallies. Shanghai zinc is expected to trade in the range of 22,000 - 22,600 yuan/ton, and LME zinc in the range of 2,750 - 2,850 US dollars/ton [11] Aluminum - **Market Performance**: Aluminum price rebound is under pressure, and alumina is relatively weak [13] - **Industrial Logic**: Overseas interest - rate cut expectations are strong. Aluminum production has increased slightly, and inventory has accumulated. Alumina supply is expected to be loose in the short term [14] - **Strategy Recommendation**: Take profit and wait and see for Shanghai aluminum, and pay attention to the changes in downstream processing enterprises' operating rates. The main operating range is 20,000 - 21,000 yuan/ton [15] Nickel - **Market Performance**: Nickel price rebound is under pressure, and stainless steel is also under pressure [17] - **Industrial Logic**: Overseas macro sentiment has weakened. The nickel industry's supply and demand are divided, with refined nickel supply in surplus and nickel sulfate in short supply. Stainless steel inventory decline has slowed down, and the off - season pressure remains [18] - **Strategy Recommendation**: Take profit and wait and see for nickel and stainless steel, and pay attention to downstream inventory changes. The main operating range for nickel is 120,000 - 123,000 yuan/ton [19] Carbonate Lithium - **Market Performance**: The main contract LC2511 opened slightly higher, rose and then fell, with the closing gain narrowing [21] - **Industrial Logic**: A mine in Jiangxi has renewed its mining license, but the situation of other mines is uncertain. Production is stable, demand is picking up, and total inventory has declined for three consecutive weeks [22] - **Strategy Recommendation**: Wait for the price to stabilize in the range of 76,500 - 79,000 yuan/ton [23]

Group 1 - The current price of London gold is reported at $3329.19 per ounce, showing a decline of $8.83 or 0.26%, indicating a weak trend in the gold market as investors remain cautious ahead of Federal Reserve Chairman Powell's speech [1] - Recent U.S. PPI data unexpectedly strengthened, raising concerns about inflation and leading to a decrease in market expectations for significant interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve [2] - Multiple Federal Reserve officials expressed a cautious stance regarding monetary policy, with varying opinions on potential rate cuts in September, reflecting ongoing concerns about inflation and economic conditions [2] Group 2 - From a technical analysis perspective, gold prices are finding short-term support around $3325, with critical support at the 100-day moving average between $3316 and $3315 [3] - If gold prices fall below the recent low of $3311, it may trigger a downward trend targeting $3300 and potentially the important support zone of $3270-$3265, indicating a possible phase of market topping [3] - The outlook for upward movement shows strong resistance between $3348 and $3350; a successful breakout could lead to a price increase towards $3375 and further to $3400 or even $3435 [3]

Group 1 - Goldman Sachs indicates that the momentum of the stock market may soon come to a halt, with increased risks of a downturn in the near future [1] - The firm's "equity asymmetry framework" signals a heightened risk of stock market declines, with a greater than 10% chance of a pullback in the S&P 500 index over the next three months and over 20% in the next 12 months [1] - The recent increase in pullback risk resembles the changes seen before the market downturn in April, suggesting a potential correlation with historical market behavior [4] Group 2 - Analysts highlight a "deteriorating business cycle momentum" and recent weakness in the job market, with fewer new jobs created than expected in recent months [5] - The firm anticipates inflation to rise above 3% in the second half of the year due to the effects of tariffs, which may lead to more accommodative policies from the Federal Reserve [5] - With major stock indices hovering near historical highs, Wall Street remains vigilant for signs of an impending market correction, especially given the S&P 500's 10% increase year-to-date and a 29% rise since its recent low [5]

Core Viewpoint - The market has already priced in expectations for a rate cut in September, but various economic indicators suggest that a rate cut is not guaranteed [1] Group 1 - The report from Galaxy Securities indicates that inflation is expected to rebound in the third quarter [1] - The unemployment rate is projected to rise moderately [1] - The impact of extended tariffs in August is expected to lead to mild price increases [1] Group 2 - There is an increasing likelihood that former President Trump may intervene with the Federal Reserve, potentially accelerating the rate cut process [1] - The Federal Reserve is currently in a "can cut or not cut" phase, indicating that confirmation of a September rate cut requires more data [1]

Group 1 - The core point of the article is that the U.S. July Consumer Price Index (CPI) showed a year-on-year increase of 2.7%, matching the previous value and slightly below the expected 2.8% [1] - The core CPI for July rose by 3.1%, slightly higher than expectations, indicating persistent inflationary pressures [1] - The main contributor to the CPI increase was the housing index, which rose by 0.2%, while food prices remained stable and energy prices fell by 1.1% [1] Group 2 - Following signs of weakness in the U.S. job market, traders have increased bets on a rate cut in September, with a 90.1% probability of a 25 basis point cut [3] - The latest employment data showed only 73,000 non-farm jobs added in July, significantly below the expected 100,000, raising concerns about the credibility of the data after the dismissal of the labor statistics chief [3] - The market anticipates two rate cuts of 25 basis points each by the end of the year, with some investors speculating on a larger cut of 50 basis points in September [3]

Domestic Macro - Demand Side - In July, retail sales of passenger cars reached 1.826 million units, a year-on-year increase of 6.3%, but a month-on-month decrease of 12.4%[2] - The average subway passenger volume in the first week of August increased by 0.48% year-on-year but decreased by 3.65% month-on-month[2] - The Baltic Dry Index (BDI) averaged 1982.2 in the first week of August, up 8.5% month-on-month and 14.9% year-on-year[2] Domestic Macro - Production Side - As of August 9, the average operating rate of blast furnaces increased by 0.24 percentage points to 83.63%[2] - The average operating rate of rebar was 44.12%, up 0.84 percentage points month-on-month[2] - The average daily coal consumption of power plants in July was 5.305 million tons, a year-on-year increase of 3.4%[2] Price Performance - As of August 8, the average wholesale price of pork decreased by 0.53% week-on-week, while the average wholesale price of key monitored vegetables increased by 3.21%[2] - Brent crude oil prices fell by 4.87% as of August 7, while the prices of coking coal, iron ore, and rebar increased by 8.80%, 2.62%, and 0.38% respectively[2] International Macro - Economic Indicators - The U.S. ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI fell to 50.1 in July, indicating a slight decline in demand[3] - Initial jobless claims in the U.S. increased to 226,000 but did not reach levels that would significantly raise the unemployment rate[3] - The Eurozone services PMI remained stable at 51.0, with Germany at 50.6 and France at 48.5[3] Risks - Risks include potential delays in policy implementation, slower-than-expected recovery in consumer confidence, and unexpected geopolitical changes[3]

Report Summary 1. Investment Rating No investment rating for the industries is provided in the report. 2. Core Views - The stock market's recent rise is driven by long - term expectations of fiscal policy shift to consumption and inflation recovery, mid - term anti - involution policies benefiting upstream cycle sectors, and short - term capital inflows due to RMB appreciation and improved enterprise deposit - loan data. Wait for clearer policy and market trends before adjusting positions [2]. - Short - term treasury bonds are expected to be strong as the market - driving effect of anti - involution policy expectations since July is over, and the bond market is likely to have a repair market [3]. - Gold is in a window supported by both "rising interest - rate cut expectations" and "geopolitical uncertainties" and is expected to maintain a strong trend. For silver, low - buying and holding is a good strategy [4]. - Most commodities in the steel, coal, and coke sectors are expected to move in a narrow or wide - range oscillation in the short term, affected by factors such as supply - demand balance, policy expectations, and cost changes [6][7][9]. - Copper prices may be weak but the expected peak season in September will limit the decline. Nickel and stainless steel prices are affected by market sentiment and will oscillate. Aluminum - related products' prices face downward pressure due to supply increases, while industrial silicon and polysilicon have different trends and investment opportunities [14][15][19]. - Oil prices are under pressure. High and low - sulfur fuel oils are expected to oscillate weakly. Asphalt is supported by low supply and inventory but is affected by crude oil price fluctuations. Rubber is expected to oscillate widely. PX, PTA, MEG, methanol, polyolefins, PVC, urea, soda ash, and glass all have their own supply - demand characteristics and are expected to have different short - term price trends [24][25][27]. - Protein meal prices are rising, and a long - position strategy is recommended. Most oils are strong, and a long - position strategy is also suggested. Livestock and poultry products such as pigs and eggs have complex supply - demand situations and are expected to oscillate. Corn has a short - term rebound but a mid - term weakening trend [39][41][42]. - Sugar is expected to continue its weak trend. Cotton's 09 contract is expected to oscillate, and the 01 contract is expected to oscillate in the short term and strengthen in the medium - long term [46][49]. 3. Summary by Category Financials - **Stock Index**: A - share market was flat yesterday. The implementation of the parenting subsidy system is significant. The stock market's rise is driven by multiple factors. Wait for clearer trends before adjusting positions [2]. - **Treasury Bonds**: Treasury futures rose slightly. The central bank conducted reverse repurchase operations with a net withdrawal. Short - term treasury bonds are expected to be strong [3]. - **Precious Metals**: Gold and silver prices rose. Gold is supported by multiple factors, and silver can be held through low - buying [4]. Mineral, Steel, Coal, and Coke - **Rebar**: Futures prices were slightly down. Production increased, inventory rose, and demand improved slightly. Exports remained high. It is expected to move in a narrow range [6]. - **Iron Ore**: Futures prices fell. Supply decreased, demand was mixed, and inventory increased. It is expected to oscillate [7][8]. - **Coking Coal**: Futures prices rose. Supply was affected by inspections, and demand was strong. It is expected to oscillate widely [9]. - **Coke**: Futures prices rose. Supply was affected，and demand was good. It is expected to oscillate widely [10]. - **Manganese Silicon and Ferrosilicon**: Both futures prices weakened. They are affected by policies, cost, and supply - demand factors and are expected to oscillate widely [11][12]. Non - ferrous Metals - **Copper**: Prices were slightly down. Affected by macro factors, inventory changes, and weak demand, copper prices may be weak but limited by the peak - season expectation [14]. - **Nickel and Stainless Steel**: Prices fell slightly. Affected by inventory, price differentials, and supply - demand, they are expected to oscillate [15]. - **Aluminum - related Products**: Prices of alumina, electrolytic aluminum, and aluminum alloy were weak. Supply is expected to increase, and prices face downward pressure [16][18]. - **Industrial Silicon and Polysilicon**: Industrial silicon was strong, and polysilicon was weak. There are different investment opportunities [19]. - **Lithium Carbonate**: Futures prices rose. Supply is expected to increase, demand is improving, and inventory is changing. The market focuses on production uncertainties [20][22]. Energy and Chemicals - **Crude Oil**: Prices fell for six consecutive days. Affected by geopolitical events and supply - demand, oil prices are under pressure [24]. - **Fuel Oil**: Futures prices rose slightly. Supply is sufficient, demand may weaken, and it is expected to oscillate weakly [25][26]. - **Asphalt**: Futures prices rose slightly. Supply may decrease, demand is expected to improve, and it is expected to oscillate [27]. - **Rubber**: Futures prices rose. Supply is increasing, demand is stable, and it is expected to oscillate widely [28]. - **PX, PTA, MEG**: Prices of related products rose slightly. Affected by cost and demand, PTA may be under pressure, and MEG may adjust weakly [29][30]. - **Methanol**: Prices are expected to oscillate as inventory is expected to increase slightly in August with limited import and stable demand [31]. - **Polyolefins**: Supply and demand will recover in August, and the upside is limited without significant cost increases [32]. - **PVC**: Market pressure eases, inventory decreases slowly, and prices are expected to oscillate weakly [33][34]. - **Urea**: Futures prices were weak. Supply increased, demand was weak, and the Indian tender can relieve some pressure. It is expected to oscillate widely and weakly [35]. - **Soda Ash**: Futures prices oscillated widely. Supply increased, demand was weak, and it is expected to oscillate widely with a weak sentiment [36]. - **Glass**: Futures prices oscillated widely. Supply was stable, demand was weak, and inventory increased. It is expected to oscillate widely [37]. Agricultural Products - **Protein Meal**: Prices rose. U.S. soybeans had strong sales, and domestic prices were boosted by external and cost factors. A long - position strategy is recommended [39]. - **Oils**: BMD palm oil fell, while domestic oils were strong. A long - position strategy is suggested [40][41]. - **Livestock and Poultry Products**: Pig prices are expected to oscillate due to supply and policy factors. Egg prices have a complex situation with a possible seasonal rebound but a short - term bearish sentiment [42][43]. - **Corn**: Futures prices rebounded technically, but the mid - term is expected to be weak [44]. Soft Commodities - **Sugar**: Prices are expected to continue to be weak due to production increase expectations and domestic price adjustments [46]. - **Cotton**: ICE cotton fell. The 09 contract is expected to oscillate, and the 01 contract is expected to oscillate in the short term and strengthen in the long term [47][49].

Report Industry Investment Rating No relevant content provided. Core Viewpoints of the Report - The stock market has risen recently due to long - term expectations of fiscal policy shift and inflation recovery, mid - term anti - involution policies and infrastructure investment, and short - term capital inflows and improved enterprise deposit and loan data. The bond market is expected to show a repair trend. Precious metals are supported by "interest rate cut expectation" and "geopolitical uncertainty". Most commodities are expected to show a wide - range or weak - range oscillation trend [2][3][4] - Different commodities are affected by various factors such as supply and demand, policies, and geopolitical events, and their price trends vary. For example, steel products are affected by production, inventory, and policy expectations; copper is affected by tariffs and inventory; and energy products are affected by supply, demand, and price adjustments [6][15][23] Summary by Category Financials Stock Index - The A - share market rose yesterday with the Wind All - A up 0.72% and a turnover of 1.76 trillion yuan. The rise is attributed to long - term, mid - term, and short - term logics. It is advisable to wait for clearer policies and market trends before adjusting positions [2] - The treasury bond futures showed different trends. The short - term bond market is expected to repair, and short - term treasury bonds are expected to be strong [3] Precious Metals - Gold and silver prices fell overnight. Gold is in a window supported by "interest rate cut expectation" and "geopolitical uncertainty" and is expected to maintain a strong trend. Low - buying and holding silver is a good strategy [4] Mineral, Steel, Coal, and Coke Rebar - The rebar futures fluctuated narrowly, and the spot price rose slightly. The supply - demand pressure increased, but policy expectations and rumors boosted market sentiment. The short - term is expected to be oscillatory and slightly strong [6] Iron Ore - The iron ore futures price fell. The global iron ore shipment decreased, and the demand weakened. The short - term price is expected to oscillate [7][8] Coking Coal - The coking coal futures rose. The supply is affected by inspections, and the demand is strong. The short - term is expected to oscillate widely [9] Coke - The coke futures rose. The supply increased, and the demand was stable. The short - term is expected to oscillate widely [10] Manganese Silicon - The manganese silicon futures strengthened. Market news boosted confidence, and the demand increased. The short - term is expected to oscillate widely [11][12] Ferrosilicon - The ferrosilicon futures strengthened. Cost support is strong, and the fundamentals have little contradiction. The short - term is expected to oscillate widely [13] Non - ferrous Metals Copper - Copper prices rose slightly. The macro situation is complex, and the demand is insufficient. The price may be weak, but the "Golden September" expectation restricts the decline [15][16] Nickel & Stainless Steel - Nickel and stainless steel prices were affected by market sentiment. The fundamentals changed little, and the short - term is expected to oscillate [17] Alumina, Aluminum, and Aluminum Alloy - Alumina, aluminum, and aluminum alloy prices rose. The supply of alumina is expected to increase, and the aluminum price may face downward pressure. The short - term is expected to oscillate [18][19] Industrial Silicon and Polysilicon - Industrial silicon and polysilicon prices rose. Pay attention to the policy implementation and the opportunity of shorting SI and longing PS [20] Lithium Carbonate - The lithium carbonate futures rose, and the spot price fell. The supply is expected to increase slightly, and the demand is expected to increase. The short - term focus is on production uncertainties [21] Energy and Chemicals Crude Oil - Crude oil prices fell. The market is affected by sanctions and price adjustments. The price is under upward pressure and is expected to oscillate weakly [23] Fuel Oil - Fuel oil prices rose slightly. The supply is sufficient, and the demand may weaken. The short - term is expected to oscillate weakly [24] Asphalt - Asphalt prices rose slightly. The inventory decreased, and the demand is expected to improve. The short - term is expected to oscillate [25][26] Rubber - Rubber prices showed different trends. The supply is increasing, and the demand is stable. The short - term is expected to oscillate widely [27] PX, PTA, and MEG - PX, PTA, and MEG prices rose. The cost is under pressure, and the demand has resilience. The short - term price trends vary [28][29] Methanol - Methanol prices are expected to oscillate. The inventory is expected to accumulate, but the increase is not significant [30] Polyolefins - Polyolefin prices are affected by supply and demand and cost. The short - term upward space is limited [31] Polyvinyl Chloride - PVC prices showed different trends. The fundamentals improved slightly. The short - term is expected to oscillate weakly [32][33] Urea - Urea prices strengthened. The supply increased, and the demand slowed down. The short - term is expected to oscillate weakly [34] Soda Ash - Soda ash prices showed different trends. The supply and demand are stable. The short - term is expected to oscillate widely [35] Glass - Glass prices were weak. The supply was stable, and the demand declined. The short - term is expected to oscillate widely [36][37] Agricultural Products Protein Meal - CBOT soybeans fell, while domestic protein meal prices rose. The supply is sufficient, and the inventory is expected to peak. The strategy is to go long on soybean meal and participate in positive spreads [39] Oils - BMD palm oil fell, while domestic oils were strong. The supply and demand data will be released, and the strategy is to go long and sell put options [40] Live Pigs - Live pig futures rose, and the spot price fell. The supply pressure and policy support coexist. The short - term is expected to oscillate [41][42] Eggs - Egg futures rose, and the spot price fell. The short - term fundamentals are bearish, but there is a possibility of seasonal rebound [43] Corn - Corn futures rebounded, and the spot price was weak. The short - term is expected to face resistance, and the medium - term is expected to be weak [44] Soft Commodities Sugar - The domestic sugar sales data is good, but the spot price is down. The external market is weak. The domestic market is expected to be weak [46] Cotton - ICE cotton fell, while domestic cotton rose slightly. The international market focuses on macro factors, and the domestic market is supported by inventory. The 01 contract is expected to be stable in the short - term and strong in the long - term [47]