Report Industry Investment Ratings No relevant information provided. Core Views of the Report - The overall market is affected by multiple factors such as geopolitical situations, policy expectations, and supply - demand relationships across different sectors. Short - term market movements are often influenced by news and events, while long - term trends depend on fundamental factors [2][4]. Summary by Related Categories Stock Index - The index has stable lower support but faces pressure to break through the upper level. Tariff negotiations are ongoing, causing short - term fluctuations due to news. High dividends support the market, resulting in narrow - range oscillations. It is recommended to wait and see for now and try to sell out - of - the - money put options with a strike price of 5800 in July to earn premiums [2]. Treasury Bonds - With loose capital and strong market expectations for the central bank to restart bond purchases, the overall Treasury bond futures are rising, with the short - end being stronger. Attention should be paid to the content of the Lujiazui Forum. If expected policies are implemented, it may drive the curve to steepen bullishly. In the unilateral strategy, Treasury bond futures can be appropriately allocated with long positions on dips [2]. Precious Metals - Gold prices may approach the previous high of around $3450 (¥800) if the Israel - Iran conflict escalates again. If the safe - haven sentiment weakens and the price fails to break through the previous high, out - of - the - money call options on gold can be sold at high prices. Silver still has upward potential under inflation expectations influenced by the Middle East situation on energy prices [2]. Shipping Index - The EC2508 main contract of the container shipping index (European line) is oscillating narrowly in the range of 1900 - 2200. Unilateral operations should be on hold for now [2]. Steel - For industrial steel, demand and inventory are deteriorating. Attention should be paid to the decline in apparent demand. For iron ore, the decline in hot metal production has narrowed, and the arrival volume has reached a high level. It can be shorted on rebounds, with the upper pressure level around 720. For coking coal, the market auction failure rate has decreased, coal mine production has declined from a high level, and the spot market is weakly stable with improved trading and better expectations. For coke, the third round of price cuts by mainstream steel mills on June 6 has been implemented, and there is still an expectation of further cuts, with the price approaching the bottom. Arbitrage strategies such as going long on coking coal and short on coke can be considered [2]. Non - Ferrous Metals - Copper shows weak momentum and narrow - range oscillations. Zinc's price center has moved down, and inventory depletion provides support. Nickel's sentiment is low, and the price continues to test lower levels, with little change in fundamentals. Stainless steel's price is in a downward trend, and its fundamentals are weak. For tin, attention should be paid to the supply - side recovery rhythm, and a short - selling strategy from high levels can be adopted based on inventory and import data inflection points [2]. Energy and Chemicals - For oil, due to high geopolitical uncertainty, it is recommended to wait and see. WTI's upper resistance has expanded to [73, 74], and Brent's upper - end pressure is in [74, 75], while SC's pressure is in [540, 550]. For urea, there is short - term technical correction pressure, and the upside space needs to be verified by news. For PX, short - term support is strong, and short - long positions can be taken, while considering narrowing the PX - SC spread. For PTA, it is slightly bullish in a narrow - range oscillation, and short - long positions are recommended, along with arbitrage strategies. For PF, short - term processing fees have slightly recovered but with limited momentum. For bottle chips, processing fees may bottom - out and rebound during the peak demand season. For ethylene glycol, the shutdown of Iranian plants has boosted the price, and short - term attention should be paid to the 4450 pressure. For styrene, short - term energy disturbances cause oscillating and repeating movements, and mid - term short - selling opportunities based on raw material resonance should be sought. For caustic soda, the alumina purchase price has continuously declined, and the market is looking for a bottom. For PVC, short - term contradictions are not intensified, and it is in a low - level consolidation phase. For synthetic rubber, it has stopped falling and rebounded due to international geopolitical conflicts. For LLDPE, the spot price has risen slightly with neutral trading. For PP, it is in a weak supply - demand situation and oscillates weakly. For methanol, inventory continues to accumulate, and the basis is stable [2][4]. Agricultural Products - For grains and oilseeds, the new US soybean crop is in good condition, and the market oscillates. For hogs, due to weakening demand in hot weather, the price oscillates slightly. For corn, it lacks the power to continue rising and oscillates at a high level. For palm oil, it is expected to optimistically hit 8500 points in the short term. For sugar, overseas supply is expected to be loose, and short - selling on rebounds is recommended. For cotton, the downstream market is weak, and short - selling on rebounds is advisable. For eggs, the spot market is weak, with a bottom - rebound and then short - selling trend. For apples, trading is weak. For dates, the market price is weakly stable. For peanuts, the market price is high. For soda ash, the oversupply logic persists, and short - selling on rebounds is recommended [2]. Special Commodities - For glass, the spot market sales have improved, and the short - term market has support. For rubber, the continuous rebound of crude oil has driven up the rubber price. For industrial silicon, the futures are oscillating in a low - level range [2][3]. New Energy - For polysilicon, futures have declined with reduced positions. For lithium, the main contract is expected to trade in the range of 56,000 - 62,000 [3].

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Group 1: Japan and US Trade Negotiations - Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba and US President Trump failed to reach a consensus on tariff negotiations during their meeting at the G7 summit, raising concerns about Japan's economic stability and potential recession due to US tariffs [1][4][6] - Japan is seeking the complete removal of tariffs imposed by the US, particularly the 25% tariff on Japanese automobile exports, which is critical for Japan's economy [5][7] - The failure to reach an agreement may lead to questions regarding Ishiba's leadership ahead of Japan's upcoming Senate elections, as the tariffs directly impact Japan's most important exports [6][8] Group 2: EU and US Tariff Discussions - The EU has stated it is not prepared to accept the US's proposed 10% global tariff, with ongoing negotiations but no agreement reached yet [3][9] - EU officials emphasize the preference for a balanced and mutually beneficial outcome, while also preparing for all options if negotiations fail [10] - The EU is under pressure from the US's threat of increased tariffs if no agreement is reached by July 9, which could significantly impact their trade relationship valued at nearly $2 trillion [10] Group 3: India and US Trade Talks - The Indian government is seeking assurances from the US that no additional tariffs will be imposed once a bilateral trade agreement is finalized, with ongoing negotiations showing a hardening of positions from both sides [2][11] - India aims to include a clause in the agreement that allows for renegotiation or compensation if the US raises tariffs in the future, ensuring stability in trade relations [11][12] - Key issues in the negotiations include US demands for India to open its market for genetically modified crops and to eliminate tariffs on medical devices, which have led to intense discussions [11][12]

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Group 1: Trade Negotiations and Tariffs - The U.S. is negotiating with Mexico to allow tax-free imports of steel as long as the total shipment volume is controlled below historical trade levels, with the new cap being higher than a previous agreement during Trump's first term [2] - The EU is conditionally accepting a 10% uniform tariff proposed by the U.S., aiming to avoid higher tariffs on automobiles, pharmaceuticals, and microelectronics, although the EU spokesperson denied the claims as speculation [4] - Thailand's Commerce Minister expressed optimism about reaching a trade agreement with the U.S. that could lower tariffs to 10%, with discussions expected to take place via video conference [6] Group 2: Export Controls and Technology Restrictions - Taiwan has placed Huawei and SMIC on an export blacklist, affecting their subsidiaries globally, which requires licenses for Taiwanese firms to export to these companies [8] - New restrictions from Taiwan may limit Huawei and SMIC's access to essential technologies, materials, and equipment for semiconductor manufacturing [10] - The Taiwanese government's actions mark a significant shift, as it has previously prohibited the export of critical chip manufacturing equipment to mainland China, now directly blacklisting major tech firms [11]

Report Industry Investment Ratings - Steel: Sideways [1][2] - Iron Ore: Sideways to Bearish [3][4] - Coking Coal and Coke: Sideways [5][6][7] - Thermal Coal: No Strategy Provided [8][9] Core Views - Steel market sentiment is cautious, and steel prices are oscillating. The supply - demand contradiction is not significant currently, and future focus is on Sino - US tariff negotiations and domestic demand stimulus policies [1] - Iron ore is in the shipping peak season, with an overall supply recovery trend. In the long - term, the supply - demand is relatively loose, and attention should be paid to the molten iron output in the off - season and inventory changes [3] - Coking coal and coke futures prices are oscillating. Although the supply - demand relationship has improved to some extent, the long - term supply is still loose, and the price rebound is restricted [5][6] - Thermal coal prices lack demand support in the short - term, and the supply is loose in the long - term. Attention should be paid to non - power coal consumption and restocking [8] Summary by Related Catalogs Steel - **Market Analysis**: Yesterday, the rebar futures main contract closed at 2,990 yuan/ton, and the hot - rolled coil main contract closed at 3,104 yuan/ton. The national steel city inventory was 3.6911 million tons, a 3.59% week - on - week decrease; the hot - rolled coil inventory was 1.696 million tons, a 3.09% week - on - week decrease. The national building materials transaction volume was 110,200 tons. Rebar is in the consumption off - season, and weak demand will suppress prices. Hot - rolled coil has better profits and stronger production and sales resilience, but there are concerns about future consumption after the export rush fades [1] - **Strategy**: Sideways for single - side trading; no strategies for inter - period, inter - variety, spot - futures, and options trading [2] Iron Ore - **Market Analysis**: Yesterday, the iron ore futures price oscillated narrowly. The main 2509 contract closed at 704.5 yuan/ton, up 0.21%. The prices of mainstream imported iron ore varieties were basically stable. The total national main port iron ore trading volume was 973,000 tons, a 21.47% week - on - week increase; the forward spot trading volume was 870,000 tons, a 7.45% week - on - week decrease. The global iron ore shipping volume decreased slightly to 33.53 million tons, and the 45 - port arrival volume was 23.845 million tons, an 8.6% week - on - week decrease [3] - **Strategy**: Sideways to bearish for single - side trading; no strategies for inter - period, inter - variety, spot - futures, and options trading [4] Coking Coal and Coke - **Market Analysis**: Yesterday, coking coal and coke futures prices oscillated. The coke 2509 contract closed at 1,371 yuan, up 1.90%; the coking coal 2509 contract closed at 795.5 yuan, up 2.84%. The imported Mongolian coal spot price was weaker than the futures price. Coke supply is decreasing due to narrowing profits and environmental policies, and there is a price cut expectation. Coking coal supply has decreased due to some mines' production restrictions, and downstream enterprises are cautious in purchasing [5][6] - **Strategy**: Sideways for both coking coal and coke single - side trading; no strategies for inter - period, inter - variety, spot - futures, and options trading [7] Thermal Coal - **Market Analysis**: In May, the industrial raw coal output was 4 billion tons, a 4.2% year - on - year increase. In Shanxi, environmental inspections have been upgraded, and the estimated production suspension capacity is about 10.5 million tons. The market demand is average, and the price is in a stalemate. The port market trading is sluggish, and the downstream demand is poor. The high - calorie imported coal price is firm, while the low - calorie price is falling [8] - **Strategy**: No strategy provided [9]

Report Summary 1. Investment Ratings The report does not provide an overall industry investment rating. 2. Core Views - The index has stable support below but faces pressure to break through above. The tariff negotiation is still ongoing, and the index is affected by news in the short - term [2]. - The May economic data is mixed and difficult to provide clear direction. Future focus should be on tax periods and cross - half - year capital conditions [2]. - Geopolitical situations and Fed decisions impact gold, oil, and other commodity prices. The market has digested the Middle - East geopolitical risk, causing prices to decline [2]. 3. Summary by Categories Stock Index Futures - A - shares opened lower and closed higher, with TMT sectors rising. It is recommended to wait and consider selling put options with an exercise price of 5800 in July to earn premium [2]. Treasury Bond Futures - It is advisable to allocate long positions on dips as the 1.6% is the downward resistance level for the 10 - year bond yield [2]. Precious Metals - For gold, if the Israel - Iran conflict escalates and the price approaches the previous high of $3450 (800 yuan), or if the risk - aversion sentiment weakens and the price fails to break through the previous high, sell out - of - the - money call options [2]. Shipping Index Futures - Be cautious and wait, or consider the 12 - 10 reverse spread opportunity for the container shipping index (European line) [2]. Steel and Iron Ore - For steel, wait and consider the long - steel short - raw material spread operation. For iron ore, try shorting on rebounds with a resistance level around 720 [2]. Coking Coal and Coke - Consider the long - coking coal short - coke strategy. Coking coal's market is improving, while coke has a continued downward adjustment expectation and is close to the bottom [2]. Ferrosilicon and Manganese Silicon - Ferrosilicon and manganese silicon are in bottom - range oscillations. Try shorting on rebounds to 5300 - 5400 for ferrosilicon and 5700 - 5800 for manganese silicon [2]. Non - ferrous Metals - Copper's domestic spot trading is weak, and the US is replenishing stocks. Zinc's price center is moving down, and inventory reduction supports the price. Nickel and stainless steel are in narrow - range oscillations. Tin is in a high - level oscillation, and it is advisable to short on highs based on supply and inventory data [2]. Crude Oil - Wait and see. The resistance levels are [73, 74] for WTI, [74, 75] for Brent, and [530, 540] for SC [2]. Chemicals - For urea, take a bullish view in the short - term and consider positive spreads. PX is expected to oscillate between 6500 - 6900. PTA is in a stalemate oscillation, and it is advisable to operate in the 4500 - 4800 range [2]. Agricultural Products - For soybeans and related products, the market is oscillating. For palm oil, it may optimistically reach 8600 in the short - term. For sugar, cotton, and eggs, short on rebounds [2]. Special Commodities - For soda ash, maintain the short - on - rebounds strategy. For glass, short in the short - term. For rubber, hold short positions [2]. Industrial Silicon and New Energy - related Commodities - Industrial silicon is in a low - level oscillation. For polysilicon, hold short positions cautiously. For lithium carbonate, the main contract is expected to operate between 56,000 - 62,000 [2].

Core Viewpoint - The discussions between Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba and U.S. President Trump regarding tariff issues remain unresolved, particularly concerning automobile tariffs, indicating ongoing negotiations are necessary [1][2]. Group 1: Meeting Details - The meeting lasted for 30 minutes and took place during the G7 summit in Canada, marking Ishiba's second face-to-face attempt to reach an agreement on tariffs since his visit to Washington in February [3]. - Ishiba expressed the importance of maintaining Japan's national interests while striving for a mutually beneficial relationship with the U.S. [2]. Group 2: Tariff Negotiations - Japan initiated ministerial-level tariff negotiations with the U.S. in April, viewing the G7 summit as a critical point for discussions [4]. - The U.S. currently imposes a 25% tariff on Japanese automobiles and parts, along with a 50% tariff on steel and aluminum, and additional tariffs totaling 24% on various imports [4]. Group 3: Investment and Economic Contributions - Ishiba highlighted Japan's status as the largest investor in the U.S. and emphasized the job creation contributions of Japanese companies in the U.S. [2]. - The discussions included Japan's intention to enhance investments in the U.S. as part of a strategy to foster a win-win relationship [2]. Group 4: Broader Economic Context - Japan is also looking to collaborate with the U.S. on issues related to supply chains in rare earths and semiconductors, which the U.S. considers significant [6]. - The Japanese government is re-evaluating its domestic automotive safety review methods, which the U.S. views as non-tariff barriers [6].

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