韩国将确保本土企业不会处于不利地位。 韩国和美国重申将在8月1日前达成协议。 韩国产业通商资源部发表声明：韩国将竭尽全力争取贸易谈判取得最佳结果。 ...

周四（7月24日）纽约尾盘，欧元兑美元下跌0.23%、报1.1743，北京时间21:00（欧洲央行宣布按兵不 动、行长拉加德新闻发布会开始之后）刷新日低至1.1731，随后出现一波迅猛拉升行情，22:15刷新日 高至1.1789，美股盘后，随着美国总统特朗普谈及与欧盟的贸易谈判而快速下挫。 ...

印度商务部长戈亚尔：在美国贸易谈判中，印度需要拥有优于竞争对手的市场优惠准入，这对印度来说 非常重要。 ...

欧洲央行行长拉加德：关注贸易谈判的路径。 ...

Core Viewpoint - The European Union has approved a measure to impose retaliatory tariffs on U.S. products totaling €93 billion, causing a significant drop in European stock markets [3][4][9]. Group 1: Economic Data and Market Reaction - European stock markets initially opened higher due to resilient economic data but fell sharply after the approval of the retaliatory tariffs [5]. - The Eurozone's composite Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) rose from 50.6 in June to 51 in July, surpassing analysts' expectations of 50.7, indicating a stabilization above the growth threshold [7]. - The increase in PMI is attributed to the nearing end of a three-year manufacturing recession and an unexpected acceleration in the service sector [7]. Group 2: Retaliatory Tariffs Details - The EU plans to merge two lists of retaliatory tariffs against U.S. exports, totaling approximately €930 billion, which includes high-value industrial products such as aircraft, automobiles, wine, and electrical equipment [9]. - The first round of tariffs, approved in April, targeted U.S. goods worth about €210 billion, including soybeans, motorcycles, and jeans [9]. - If a satisfactory trade agreement is not reached by August 1, the retaliatory measures will take effect on August 7 [10].

之前美国总统特朗普22日宣布，美国与日本达成贸易协议，美方将对日本进口商品的关税税率由25%降 至15%。 一位期货分析师表示："8月1日的最后期限正在临近，但没人知道哪些铜产品会受到影响，这让人难以 预测铜价未来的走势。" 其他基本金属方面，三个月期铝下跌0.21%，报每吨2,645.5美元；三个月期锌上涨0.47%，报每吨 2,875.5美元；三个月期锡上涨0.41%，报每吨34,995美元；三个月期镍上涨0.21%，报每吨15,605美元； 三个月期铅上涨0.17%，报每吨2,035.5美元。 7月24日（周四），伦敦金属交易所(LME)铜价周四小幅上涨，因对美国贸易谈判进展的乐观情绪升 温，不过美国铜进口关税的不确定性令交易商保持谨慎。 个月期铜上涨0.14%，最新报每吨9,944美元。 智利矿业部长和全球最大铜生产商--智利国营铜业公司(Codelco)董事长周三表示，他们尚未收到美国将 于8月1日征收50%铜关税的细节。美国大部分进口的精炼铜均来自智利。 据证券时报网报道，当地时间23日，美国总统特朗普表示，将对世界其他大部分国家征收15%至50%的 简单关税。特朗普还说，美国正在与欧盟进行认真谈 ...

Group 1: Trade Negotiation Dynamics - The "Tariff 2.0" deadline on August 1 has prompted Trump to leverage recent political events in Japan to secure a US-Japan agreement[3] - The US aims to use the upcoming US-China talks in Sweden to pressure the EU, indicating a strategic approach to negotiations[3] - Trump's negotiation strategy has shifted to focus on smaller economies like Vietnam and Indonesia, ensuring tangible results to present to the public[4] Group 2: Key Agreements and Tariff Changes - The US has agreed to reduce tariffs on Japan from 25% to 15%, while Japan commits to invest $550 billion in the US[5] - The EU is in a disadvantageous position, facing pressure to reach an agreement similar to Japan's, which may include a 15% tariff on cars[7] - Current agreements with Southeast Asian countries involve tariffs exceeding 10%, with Vietnam facing a 20% tariff and a 40% re-export tariff[4][12] Group 3: Implications for US-China Relations - The upcoming US-China talks are critical, focusing on supply chain issues and potential commitments from China regarding rare earth supplies[9] - The likelihood of significant tariff reductions is low, with expectations that existing tariffs may remain or be slightly adjusted[8] - The US is showing signs of flexibility, indicating a need for a deal with China, which may include discussions beyond trade, such as geopolitical issues[9][10]

泰国将于周四与美方官员再举行会谈，该东南亚国家寻求在8月1日最后期限前降低特朗普政府威胁要对 其出口商品征收的36%关税。泰国财长披猜周四表示，泰方官员将"回应美方关切"。泰国正在努力争取 与邻国相比具有竞争力的关税税率。 ...

Group 1 - The article discusses President Trump's announcement of imposing tariffs ranging from 15% to 50% on most countries, indicating a potential escalation in trade tensions [1] - The U.S. stock market saw a collective rise on the same day, with the Dow Jones up by 1.14%, Nasdaq up by 0.61%, and S&P 500 up by 0.78%, reflecting a positive market reaction to the news [1] Group 2 - The European Union is preparing for a potential breakdown in trade negotiations with the U.S., planning to impose tariffs on nearly €100 billion worth of U.S. goods if talks fail [2] - The EU's countermeasures include merging previous tariffs on €210 billion worth of U.S. goods with a new list covering €720 billion, which will be submitted for approval by EU member states [2] - Key U.S. products affected by these potential tariffs include Boeing aircraft, automobiles, and bourbon whiskey, with tariffs set to match those threatened by the U.S. [2] Group 3 - The White House announced that Japan will increase its imports of U.S. rice by 75% and expand its import quotas significantly [3] - Japan is set to purchase $8 billion worth of U.S. goods, including corn, soybeans, fertilizers, bioethanol, and sustainable aviation fuel [3] - A new agreement is being explored for Alaska's liquefied natural gas, and Japan has committed to purchasing U.S.-made commercial aircraft, including a deal for 100 Boeing planes [3]

Report Summary 1. Report Industry Investment Rating No industry investment rating is provided in the report. 2. Core Views - The non - ferrous metals sector continued the general rebound trend from last weekend, with its performance strengthening compared to the previous period. The impact of trade negotiations and tariffs was temporarily alleviated. The market was focusing on changes in interest - rate cut expectations. The US economic data was resilient, and the Fed's decision - making independence led to changes in interest - rate cut expectations. In China, policies were introduced to promote stable growth in key industrial sectors, and major infrastructure projects were launched, which drove the non - ferrous metals sector to follow the upward trend, but the sustainability was average. The non - ferrous metals market showed an oscillatory and strengthening trend. Future operations should be cautiously bullish in the short - term, but avoid over - chasing the rise [11][12]. - Different non - ferrous metal varieties had different supply - demand situations and price trends. For example, copper was expected to show a situation of weak supply and strong demand, with inventory depletion likely to continue; zinc was in a state of increasing supply and weak demand, with an oscillatory and strengthening trend in the short - term and a bearish outlook in the medium - term; aluminum and its related products in the industry had different trends in cost, supply, and demand, and corresponding investment strategies were recommended [3][4][5]. 3. Summary by Directory 3.1 First Part: Non - Ferrous Metals Operation Logic and Investment Suggestions - **Macro Logic**: The non - ferrous metals sector rebounded. Trade and tariff impacts were temporarily alleviated. The market focused on interest - rate cut expectations. China's policies promoted industrial growth, driving the non - ferrous metals sector. The sustainability of the upward trend was limited. Future operations should be short - term cautiously bullish, and attention should be paid to the resonance between supply - demand fundamentals and the macro - environment [11][12]. - **Variety - Specific Analysis** - **Copper**: Social inventory decreased, supply was expected to decline, and demand was expected to increase. It was expected to stop falling and rebound, with support at 78000 - 79000 yuan/ton and resistance at 80000 - 82000 yuan/ton. The strategy was to buy on dips [3][14]. - **Zinc**: Supply increased, demand was weak, but it was oscillatory and strengthening in the short - term. Support was at 21600 - 21800 yuan/ton, resistance was at 22800 - 23000 yuan/ton. Short - term long positions were recommended, and short positions were considered in the medium - term [4][14]. - **Aluminum and Related Products**: In the aluminum industry chain, different products had different trends in cost, supply, and demand. For example, for aluminum, 09 contract had resistance at 21000 - 21200 yuan/ton and support at 20000 - 20200 yuan/ton; for alumina, 09 contract had resistance at 3700 - 3900 yuan/ton and support at 2800 - 3000 yuan/ton. Strategies such as reducing long positions and buying out - of - the - money put options were recommended [5][16]. - **Tin**: The fundamentals were weak in both supply and demand. It was recommended to wait and see, reduce long positions, with resistance at 270000 - 290000 yuan/ton and support at 250000 - 255000 yuan/ton. Buying out - of - the - money put options was considered [6]. - **Lead**: It followed the sector to rebound and then consolidated. Supply was expected to increase, and demand needed to be further restored. Support was at 16800 - 17000 yuan/ton, resistance was at 17200 - 17400 yuan/ton. Selling out - of - the - money put options on dips was recommended [7]. - **Nickel and Stainless Steel**: Nickel had an overall oversupply situation, with short - term bullish and medium - term bearish trends. Stainless steel had a situation of weak supply and demand, with support at 12300 - 12400 yuan/ton and resistance at 12800 - 13000 yuan/ton [8][17]. 3.2 Second Part: Non - Ferrous Metals Market Review The closing prices and price changes of various non - ferrous metals futures were provided. For example, copper closed at 79590 yuan/ton, down 0.19%; zinc closed at 22975 yuan/ton, up 0.13% [18]. 3.3 Third Part: Non - Ferrous Metals Position Analysis The latest position analysis of the non - ferrous metals sector was presented, including the net long - short strength comparison, net long - short position differences, changes in net long and net short positions, and influencing factors of different varieties such as polysilicon, silver, gold, zinc, etc [20]. 3.4 Fourth Part: Non - Ferrous Metals Spot Market The spot prices and price changes of various non - ferrous metals were provided, such as the Yangtze River spot price of copper was 79930 yuan/ton, up 0.13%; the Yangtze River spot average price of 0 zinc was 22830 yuan/ton, up 0.26% [21][23]. 3.5 Fifth Part: Non - Ferrous Metals Industry Chain Graphs related to the industry chain of various non - ferrous metals were presented, including inventory changes, processing fees, and price trends of copper, zinc, aluminum, alumina, tin, lead, nickel, and stainless steel [24][28][30][35][41][44][49][56]. 3.6 Sixth Part: Non - Ferrous Metals Arbitrage Graphs related to arbitrage of various non - ferrous metals were presented, including the comparison of domestic and foreign price ratios, basis differences, and price differences between different contract months of copper, zinc, aluminum, alumina, tin, lead, nickel, and stainless steel [57][61][62][66][69][71]. 3.7 Seventh Part: Non - Ferrous Metals Options Graphs related to options of various non - ferrous metals were presented, including historical volatility, implied volatility, trading volume, and open - interest ratio of copper, zinc, and aluminum options [75][78][81].