Report Overview - This is the Baocheng Futures Variety Arbitrage Data Daily Report for November 10, 2025, providing data on various futures products including power coal, energy chemicals, black metals, non-ferrous metals, agricultural products, and stock index futures [1] 1. Power Coal - The report presents the basis and spreads (5 - 1 month, 9 - 1 month, 9 - 5 month) of power coal from November 3 to November 7, 2025 [2] 2. Energy and Chemicals Energy Commodities - The basis data of fuel oil, INE crude oil, and the ratio of crude oil to asphalt from November 3 to November 7, 2025, are provided [7] Chemical Commodities - Basis data for rubber, methanol, PTA, LLDPE, PVC, and PP from November 3 to November 7, 2025, are presented [9] - Inter - period spreads (5 - 1 month, 9 - 1 month, 9 - 5 month) for rubber, methanol, PTA, LLDPE, PVC, PP, and ethylene glycol are given [10] - Inter - commodity spreads (LLDPE - PVC, LLDPE - PP, PP - PVC, PP - 3 * methanol) from November 3 to November 7, 2025, are provided [10] 3. Black Metals Inter - period Spreads - Inter - period spreads (5 - 1 month, 9(10) - 1 month, 9(10) - 5 month) for rebar, iron ore, coke, and coking coal are presented. The main contracts for rebar are in January, May, and October [19] Inter - commodity Spreads - Inter - commodity spreads (rebar/iron ore, rebar/coke, coke/coking coal, rebar - hot rolled coil) from November 3 to November 7, 2025, are provided [19] Basis - The basis data of rebar, iron ore, coke, and coking coal from November 3 to November 7, 2025, are given [20] 4. Non - ferrous Metals Domestic Market - The domestic basis data of copper, aluminum, zinc, lead, nickel, and tin from November 3 to November 7, 2025, are presented [28] London Market - LME spreads, Shanghai - London ratios, CIF prices, domestic spot prices, and import profit and loss data for copper, aluminum, zinc, lead, nickel, and tin on November 7, 2025, are provided [34] 5. Agricultural Products Basis - The basis data of soybeans (first - grade, second - grade), soybean meal, soybean oil, and corn from November 3 to November 7, 2025, are given [42] Inter - period Spreads - Inter - period spreads (5 - 1 month, 9 - 1 month, 9 - 5 month) for soybeans, soybean meal, soybean oil, rapeseed meal, rapeseed oil, palm oil, corn, sugar, and cotton are presented [42] Inter - commodity Spreads - Inter - commodity spreads (soybeans (first - grade)/corn, soybeans (second - grade)/corn, soybean oil/soybean meal, soybean meal - rapeseed meal, soybean oil - palm oil, rapeseed oil - soybean oil, corn - corn starch) from November 3 to November 7, 2025, are provided [41] 6. Stock Index Futures Basis - The basis data of CSI 300, SSE 50, CSI 500, and CSI 1000 from November 3 to November 7, 2025, are presented [53] Inter - period Spreads - Inter - period spreads (next month - current month, next quarter - current quarter) for CSI 300, SSE 50, CSI 500, and CSI 1000 are given [53]

Group 1: Report Industry Investment Rating - No relevant content found Group 2: Core Viewpoints of the Report - The domestic civil LPG market may show a pattern where the south is stronger than the north, with an overall expectation of a peak season; the contraction of PDH profits may lead to a decline in propane demand, and the current domestic market valuation is high and may fall. The international propane market has a loose pattern, and attention should be paid to the weather and cold snaps in the United States [1] Group 3: Summary Based on Related Catalogs Price and Basis Information - On Thursday, for civil LPG, the price in East China was 4374 (+33), in Shandong 4360 (+0), and in South China 4440 (+50). The price of etherified C4 was 4520 (-90). The lowest delivery location was Shandong, with the basis changing by 26 (+63) daily, and the December - January spread at 72 (-16). FEI was 490 (-14) and CP was 463 (-7) dollars per ton [1] - The PG main contract fluctuated. The basis was 102 (+116), the December - January spread was 72 (-8). The number of warehouse receipts was 4444 (+250). The cheapest delivery product was East China civil LPG at 4374; Shandong was 4380 (+80), East China 4374 (+95), and South China 4450 (+50). Shandong etherified C4 was 4500 (+80) [1] Market Spread and Margin Information - The external market price declined; the domestic - foreign spread strengthened, with PG - CP reaching 137 (+4), PG - FEI to 113 (+15.6); FEI - MB to 153 (-1.8). The arrival discount of propane in East China was 85 US dollars (+6), and the freight was basically flat. The FEI - MOPI spread widened, and the switching window remained open, with the latest at -73 (-6) [1] - The naphtha crack spread changed little and was at a relatively high level this year. The profit of PDH to propylene in Shandong declined significantly (some plants stopped production). The profit of alkylation plants rebounded. The production gross profit of MTBE changed little, and the export profit fluctuated [1] Supply and Demand and Inventory Information - Domestic production decreased, and factory inventories were basically flat; the arrival potential was limited, the terminal sales improved, and the port inventory decreased. The PDH operating rate was 75.49% (+1.6), as Liuhua Yiyuan operated at full capacity, while Binhuahua, Xintai, and Haiwei successively stopped production [1]

Group 1: Report Overview - Report name: Asphalt Morning Report [2] - Release date: November 10, 2025 [5] - Research team: Research Center Energy and Chemicals Team [5] Group 2: Basis and Calendar Spread Daily Changes - **Basis**: The Shandong basis (+80) (Hongrun) was 12 on November 7, the East China basis (Zhenjiang warehouse) was 142 with a daily change of -39, and the South China basis (Foshan warehouse) was 182 [3]. - **Calendar Spread**: The 12 - 01 spread was 4 with a daily change of -5, the 12 - 03 spread was -38 with a daily change of -15, and the 01 - 02 spread was -16 with a daily change of -5 [3]. Group 3: Futures Contract Data Daily Changes - **BU Main Contract (01)**: The price was 3048 on November 7, a decrease of 61 from the previous day [3]. - **Trading Volume**: The trading volume was 384,312 on November 7, an increase of 89,279 from the previous day [3]. - **Open Interest**: The open interest was 351,629 on November 7, an increase of 14,837 from the previous day [3]. Group 4: Spot Price Daily Changes - **Brent Crude (Jingbo)**: The price was 3030 on November 7, a decrease of 50 from the previous day [3]. - **Hongrun**: The price was 2980 on November 7, a decrease of 60 from the previous day [3]. - **Zhenjiang Warehouse**: The price was 3190 on November 7, a decrease of 100 from the previous day [3]. - **Foshan Warehouse**: The price was 3230 on November 7, a decrease of 60 from the previous day [3]. Group 5: Profit Daily Changes - **Asphalt - Ma Rui Profit**: The profit was 143 on November 7, a decrease of 36 from the previous day [3]. - **Ma Rui - Type Refinery Comprehensive Profit**: The profit was 714 on November 7, a decrease of 14 from the previous day [3].

1. Report Industry Investment Rating - Not provided in the document 2. Core Views of the Report - The PE market is in a supply - strong and demand - weak situation in the short term, and it is expected to maintain a low - level oscillation pattern. The supply pressure continues to increase, while the demand support is insufficient. In the medium - and short - term, a bearish view is taken, and in the long - term, the supply pressure of non - standard PE products may suppress LLDPE prices [1][6]. 3. Summary by Relevant Catalogs 3.1 Core Contradictions and Strategy Recommendations 3.1.1 Core Contradictions - Supply side: The pressure is continuously increasing. There are few subsequent device maintenance plans, and the start - up rate is expected to continue to rise. In the fourth quarter, new device startups are still concentrated, such as the upcoming startups of two sets of Guangxi Petrochemical's devices [1]. - Demand side: The support is insufficient. Although the agricultural film industry is in the traditional peak season, the overall start - up rate and order growth rate have slowed down. After mid - November, the growth space for demand will be limited, and other downstream industries of PE have insufficient new orders [1]. 3.1.2 Trading Strategy Recommendations - **Trend judgment**: Weak oscillation. The price range of L2601 is 6600 - 7000. The strategy is to short on rallies [10]. - **Basis, spread, and hedging arbitrage strategy recommendations**: No basis strategy; 1 - 5 reverse spread; short - term hedging arbitrage space is limited, and in the long - term, consider narrowing the L - P spread on the 05 contract [10]. 3.1.3 Industrial Customer Operation Recommendations - **Inventory management**: For enterprises with high finished - product inventory, they can short plastic futures to lock in profits and sell call options to reduce costs [11]. - **Procurement management**: For enterprises with low procurement inventory, they can buy plastic futures to lock in procurement costs and sell put options to reduce costs [11]. 3.2 This Week's Important Information and Next Week's Events to Watch 3.2.1 This Week's Important Information - **Positive information**: On Wednesday, affected by the news of gas restrictions on Iranian devices, the methanol futures market strengthened, and polyolefins briefly followed the upward trend [12]. 3.2.2 Next Week's Events to Watch - The start - up situation of two sets of Guangxi Petrochemical's devices [12]. 3.3 Disk Interpretation 3.3.1 Price - Volume and Capital Interpretation - **Unilateral trend and capital movement**: This week, the futures market oscillated downward. The open interest increased, and there were no obvious changes in the top five long and short positions on the order book. The net long positions of the top five profitable seats slightly increased [17]. - **Basis structure**: The spot situation in East China improved and prices stabilized, but the situations in North and South China were still weak. As of Friday, the basis in North China was - 32 yuan/ton (strengthened by 47 compared with last week), in East China was 138 yuan/ton (+107), and in South China was 248 yuan/ton (- 3) [20]. - **Spread structure**: The L1 - 5 spread shows a contango structure due to the relatively optimistic market expectation for the subsequent macro - situation and the limited start - up of LLDPE devices in the first half of next year [22]. 3.4 Valuation and Profit Analysis - With the continuous weakness of PE prices, the production profits of all production lines are compressed. Currently, the coal - based production line with the best profit is also in a loss state. Since PE devices are not very sensitive to profit conditions, short - term losses usually do not lead to unexpected shutdowns, so PE lacks strong cost - side support in a downward market [26]. 3.5 Supply - Demand and Inventory Deduction 3.5.1 Supply - Demand Balance Sheet Deduction - The supply - strong and demand - weak pattern of PE is difficult to change. On the supply side, although device maintenance has increased recently, the high inventory capacity and the upcoming start - up of multiple devices in the fourth quarter, as well as the expected increase in imports after October, will further increase the total supply of PE. On the demand side, although the production and sales of agricultural films are still good, the subsequent growth is limited, and the support from other downstream industries of PE will gradually weaken [31]. 3.5.2 Supply - Side and Its Deduction - The current PE start - up rate is 82.56% (+1.69%). Multiple devices such as Fushun Petrochemical and ExxonMobil restarted at the beginning of the month, and the device maintenance volume decreased. It is expected that the device maintenance volume will continue to decrease, and with the upcoming start - up of two sets of Guangxi Petrochemical's devices, the supply pressure of PE will remain high [38]. 3.5.3 Import - Export and Its Deduction - **Import**: The overseas market is in a loose pattern, and the continuous decline in PE prices has led to an influx of low - price goods into China. Therefore, PE imports are expected to increase in the fourth quarter [43]. - **Export**: Enterprises' enthusiasm for expanding export channels is high this year, and PE exports have increased even in the off - season, but the total volume is still small and has little impact on the PE supply - demand pattern [43]. 3.5.4 Demand - Side and Its Deduction - The current average start - up rate of PE downstream industries is 45.75% (- 0.52%). The agricultural film industry is still in the peak season, but the start - up rate and order growth rate have slowed down. As the year - end approaches, the growth space for demand is limited, and the willingness of downstream enterprises to stock up has weakened [48].

- The report introduces the **Cinda-VIX volatility index**, which reflects investors' expectations of future volatility in the options market. The index is structured to capture different time horizons, providing insights into short-term and long-term volatility expectations. As of November 7, 2025, the 30-day Cinda-VIX values for major indices are: 18.55 for SSE 50, 19.17 for CSI 300, 26.21 for CSI 500, and 23.84 for CSI 1000[64][66][67] - The **Cinda-SKEW index** measures the skewness of implied volatility across different strike prices in the options market. It captures market sentiment regarding tail risks, with higher values indicating increased concern about potential market downturns. As of November 7, 2025, the SKEW values for major indices are: 103.82 for SSE 50, 108.08 for CSI 300, 101.38 for CSI 500, and 106.80 for CSI 1000[73][76][78] - The report evaluates **index futures basis adjustment**, where the annualized basis is calculated as: $ Annualized Basis = (Actual Basis + Expected Dividend Points) / Index Price × 360 / Remaining Days of Contract $ This adjustment accounts for the impact of dividends on futures prices during the contract's lifespan[20][21][28] - The **IC futures contract** (CSI 500) shows a downward trend in annualized basis, with a current basis of -9.74% as of November 7, 2025, lower than the median since 2022. The contract's trading volume and open interest have decreased compared to the previous week[21][22][27] - The **IF futures contract** (CSI 300) exhibits a current annualized basis of -2.96%, also below the median since 2022. Trading volume and open interest for IF contracts have similarly declined week-over-week[28][29][32] - The **IH futures contract** (SSE 50) has a current annualized basis of -0.24%, reflecting a decrease from the previous week. Open interest and trading volume for IH contracts have also reduced[33][34][37] - The **IM futures contract** (CSI 1000) shows a current annualized basis of -12.49%, marking a decline from the prior week. Open interest and trading volume for IM contracts have decreased as well[39][41][44] - The report evaluates **hedging strategies** for index futures, including continuous hedging and minimum basis strategies. Continuous hedging involves rolling over contracts near expiration, while minimum basis strategies select contracts with the smallest basis. Both strategies are tested across IC, IF, IH, and IM futures contracts[46][47][48] - **IC hedging strategy results**: - Annualized returns: -3.20% (monthly), -2.20% (quarterly), -1.69% (minimum basis) - Volatility: 3.84% (monthly), 4.76% (quarterly), 4.56% (minimum basis) - Maximum drawdown: -10.25% (monthly), -8.34% (quarterly), -7.97% (minimum basis) - Net value: 0.8990 (monthly), 0.9297 (quarterly), 0.9459 (minimum basis)[49][50][52] - **IF hedging strategy results**: - Annualized returns: 0.43% (monthly), 0.72% (quarterly), 1.18% (minimum basis) - Volatility: 2.93% (monthly), 3.28% (quarterly), 3.05% (minimum basis) - Maximum drawdown: -3.95% (monthly), -4.03% (quarterly), -4.06% (minimum basis) - Net value: 1.0141 (monthly), 1.0237 (quarterly), 1.0391 (minimum basis)[51][55][54] - **IH hedging strategy results**: - Annualized returns: 1.09% (monthly), 1.99% (quarterly), 1.72% (minimum basis) - Volatility: 3.01% (monthly), 3.41% (quarterly), 3.02% (minimum basis) - Maximum drawdown: -4.22% (monthly), -3.75% (quarterly), -3.91% (minimum basis) - Net value: 1.0361 (monthly), 1.0668 (quarterly), 1.0574 (minimum basis)[56][59][58] - **IM hedging strategy results**: - Annualized returns: -6.26% (monthly), -4.58% (quarterly), -4.20% (minimum basis) - Volatility: 4.75% (monthly), 5.78% (quarterly), 5.54% (minimum basis) - Maximum drawdown: -14.00% (monthly), -12.63% (quarterly), -11.11% (minimum basis) - Net value: 0.8282 (monthly), 0.8437 (quarterly), 0.8620 (minimum basis)[60][61][62]

1. Report Industry Investment Rating No relevant content provided. 2. Core Views - The report is an introductory guide to treasury bond futures, providing a detailed introduction to the characteristics and related concepts of each treasury bond futures variety, and offering an analysis framework for investors to understand the relationship between the spot and futures markets, identify arbitrage opportunities, and manage interest rate risks [11]. 3. Summaries According to the Table of Contents 3.1 Treasury Bond Futures Basic Varieties - There are four treasury bond futures varieties listed on the China Financial Futures Exchange, with different contract specifications such as contract value, deliverable bonds, and margin requirements. The 2 - year treasury bond futures has a contract value of 2 million yuan, while the others have 1 million yuan. The shorter - term futures have lower minimum margin ratios and higher leverage [12]. - Each variety has four fixed contracts per year with delivery months in March, June, September, and December, but only the nearest three quarterly contracts are traded. The settlement price is the net price excluding accrued interest [12]. - In terms of trading volume and open interest, the 10 - year variety has the largest open interest, followed by the 5 - year and 30 - year varieties, and the 2 - year variety has the lowest. The 30 - year variety has a relatively high trading volume and a leading trading volume ratio [13][15]. 3.2 Treasury Bond Futures Basic Concepts - The basic concepts include the main contract, continuous contract, deliverable bonds, conversion factors, CTD (cheapest - to - deliver bond), treasury bond futures pricing, basis, net basis, and implied repo rate (IRR), which together reveal the arbitrage opportunities and the internal relationship between the spot and futures markets [20]. 3.3 Main Contract - The main contract is the one with the largest trading volume, open interest, and market influence in a certain variety, usually the current - quarter contract. As the current - quarter contract approaches the delivery month, its trading volume decreases, and the next - quarter contract takes over as the new main contract [21]. 3.4 Continuous Contract - The continuous contract is a virtual contract sequence created to connect the prices of individual treasury bond futures contracts with different maturity months, facilitating technical analysis, back - testing research, and long - term trend observation [22]. 3.5 Deliverable Bonds and Conversion Factors - To standardize and ensure the continuity of treasury bond futures, a virtual standard bond is used as the contract underlying, and the conversion factor is introduced to standardize different deliverable bonds. The invoice price in actual delivery is calculated based on the futures settlement price, conversion factor, and accrued interest [25]. 3.6 CTD (Cheapest - to - Deliver Bond) - The CTD is the bond with the lowest delivery cost among the deliverable bonds, which can be determined by calculating the delivery net cost. Its selection is affected by factors such as conversion factors, market interest rate fluctuations, and bond liquidity [33][35]. 3.7 Treasury Bond Futures Pricing - Treasury bond futures are priced based on the "no - arbitrage principle." The theoretical price is equal to the net cost of holding the CTD spot until delivery, considering factors such as the spot net price, financing cost, and interest income. The pricing also takes into account the seller's option value [41]. 3.8 Basis - The basis represents the difference between the spot price and the futures price of treasury bonds, reflecting the "holding cost" or "return" of holding spot treasury bonds and hedging through short - selling futures contracts. It is affected by factors such as interest income, financing cost, and short - seller option value [42][43]. 3.9 Net Basis - The net basis is the basis after deducting the holding - period net return, directly reflecting the short - seller option value of a certain type of futures and helping to identify "cheap" futures varieties [44][45]. 3.10 Implied Repo Rate (IRR) - The IRR is the theoretical annualized return rate of the basis trading strategy of "buying spot bonds and selling futures." When the IRR is higher than the actual financing cost, there is a positive arbitrage opportunity; otherwise, there may be a reverse arbitrage space. The CTD bond usually has the highest IRR [48].

1. Report Industry Investment Rating No relevant content provided. 2. Core View The report is an introductory guide to treasury bond futures, detailing the characteristics and concepts of various treasury bond futures products, which offer efficient and flexible interest rate risk hedging tools for financial market participants, deepening China's bond market and promoting the process of interest rate liberalization [11]. 3. Summary by Directory 3.1 Treasury Bond Futures Basic Varieties - There are 4 treasury bond futures products listed on the China Financial Futures Exchange, covering different maturities. Each product has 4 fixed contracts per year with delivery months in March, June, September, and December, but only the nearest three quarterly contracts are traded [12]. - The contract underlying the 2 - year treasury bond futures has a face value of 2 million yuan, while the others have a face value of 1 million yuan, all with a nominal coupon rate of 3%. Shorter - term futures have lower minimum margin ratios, with the 2 - year futures at 0.5% (200 - fold leverage) and the 30 - year at 3.5% (28 - fold leverage) [12]. - In terms of open interest, the 10 - year futures has the largest scale (280,000 lots), followed by the 5 - year and 30 - year (180,000 lots), and the 2 - year has the lowest (80,000 lots). In 2025, the average daily trading volumes of the 2 - year, 5 - year, 10 - year, and 30 - year futures were 40,000, 70,000, 90,000, and 120,000 lots respectively, with the long - term varieties having relatively higher trading volumes and the 30 - year having a leading trading proportion [13][15]. 3.2 Treasury Bond Futures Basic Concepts - The concepts include the main contract, continuous contract, deliverable bonds, conversion factors, CTD (cheapest - to - deliver bond), treasury bond futures pricing, basis, net basis, and implied repo rate (IRR), which together reveal arbitrage opportunities and market relationships [20]. 3.3 Main Contract - The main contract is the one with the largest trading volume, open interest, and market influence in a particular variety, reflecting market expectations and supply - demand relationships for interest rates. It is usually the current - quarter contract due to high hedging and arbitrage demand and optimal liquidity. When the current - quarter contract approaches the delivery month, the next - quarter contract takes over as the main contract [21]. 3.4 Continuous Contract - The continuous contract is a virtual contract sequence created to connect the prices of individual treasury bond futures contracts with different maturities, facilitating technical analysis, back - testing, and long - term trend observation. Wind uses the "post - adjustment method" to eliminate price gaps during contract switching [22]. 3.5 Deliverable Bonds and Conversion Factors - To ensure standardization and continuity of treasury bond futures, the contract underlying is a virtual standard bond. The conversion factor is used to standardize different deliverable bonds, calculated as the present value of a deliverable bond's future cash flows discounted at the coupon rate of the virtual standard bond and divided by the face value. The invoice price in actual delivery is calculated as the futures settlement price × conversion factor × face value+accrued interest [25]. 3.6 CTD (Cheapest - to - Deliver Bond) - CTD is the bond with the lowest delivery cost among the basket of deliverable bonds, determined by calculating the delivery net cost (bond market price - (futures settlement price × conversion factor)). Its influencing factors include conversion factors, market interest rate fluctuations, and bond liquidity. Empirically, when the market yield > 3%, low - coupon, long - duration bonds are more likely to be CTD; when < 3%, high - coupon, short - duration bonds are more likely [33][35][36]. 3.7 Treasury Bond Futures Pricing - Pricing is based on the "no - arbitrage principle." In an efficient and frictionless market, the futures settlement price = spot bond net price+interest income - financing cost - coupon income. Considering the seller's option value in the delivery rules, the actual formula is futures settlement price+option value = spot bond net price+interest income - financing cost - coupon income [39][41]. 3.8 Basis - The basis in treasury bond futures represents the "holding cost" or "return" of holding a spot treasury bond and hedging through short - selling futures contracts. It is calculated as the net price of the deliverable bond - (futures settlement price × conversion factor of the deliverable bond), and is affected by interest income, financing cost, and short - seller option value [42][43]. 3.9 Net Basis - The net basis is the basis minus the net return during the holding period, directly reflecting the short - seller option value of a particular futures variety, with the CTD having the highest net basis [44][45]. 3.10 Implied Repo Rate (IRR) - IRR measures the theoretical annualized return of a basis trade ("buy spot, sell futures") held until delivery. When IRR > market risk - free rate, there is an arbitrage opportunity; when <, there may be a reverse arbitrage opportunity, but it is not risk - free. The CTD has the highest IRR [48].

1. Report Industry Investment Rating No information provided in the reports. 2. Report Core Views 粕类产业 - The domestic soybean and soybean meal inventories are at a high level, but the cost - side support is strong. The downward space is limited. The near - month shipment crushing margin is negative, and there is still a gap of more than 8 million tons from November to January. With the strengthening support of US soybeans, it is expected to be difficult to purchase cheap soybeans in the future, and the support for soybean meal will increase [1]. 油脂产业 - Palm oil: The Malaysian BMD crude palm oil futures stopped falling and rebounded. It is expected to rebound to the 4200 - 4250 ringgit range in the short - term, and then face resistance. The Dalian palm oil futures market will maintain a volatile rebound trend, and it is expected to rise to the 8800 - 8900 yuan range. - Soybean oil: The US biodiesel policy is unclear. CBOT soybean is near the technical pressure level. CBOT soybean oil has limited upside and will maintain a narrow - range shock in the short - term. Domestically, the supply is sufficient, the demand is weak, and the basis quotation fluctuates little [2]. 生猪产业 - The spot price has declined recently, the secondary fattening has increased again, the spot supply is normal, and the slaughter enterprises have little difficulty in purchasing. The pig price fluctuates mainly. The overall slaughter progress will slow down in November, which may boost the pig price. The market is in a range - bound pattern, and the downward space is limited. It is recommended to operate cautiously and be bullish on the single - side. The 3 - 7 reverse spread can continue to be held [4]. 玉米 industry - In the supply side, the supply in the Northeast is sufficient, and the price is stable due to farmers' reluctance to sell and state reserve support. In the North China, the purchase and sale are average, and the price is also stable. In the demand side, the enthusiasm for building inventories in the trading link is average, the deep - processing inventory is stable, and the feed inventory is replenished due to being at a low level, but it is still mainly for rigid demand, and the long - term orders are few. The corn supply rhythm is okay currently, the market is in a low - level shock in the short - term, but there is still selling pressure in November [7]. 白糖 industry - The expected increase in supply surplus, weakening energy prices, and good weather in major producing areas have led to a weak trend in raw sugar prices. The domestic sugar price is also under pressure, but there is significant cost support below 5400. The spot market is tepid, and the market maintains a low - level shock [12]. 棉花 industry - The new cotton cost supports the cotton price, but there is also hedging pressure for the price to rise. The downstream demand is weak, but the finished product inventory pressure is not large, and textile enterprises have demand for purchasing cotton raw materials at low prices. The cotton price may fluctuate in a range in the short - term [13]. 鸡蛋 industry - In the short - term, the egg market has an oversupply pressure. The price may be in a dilemma of rising or falling, but with the slow recovery of demand, it may gradually rise. The egg price is expected to fluctuate widely at the bottom, with a reference range of 2900 - 3300 [16]. 3. Summary by Related Catalogs 粕类产业 - **Soybean meal**: The current price in Jiangsu is 3060 yuan, up 30 yuan (0.99%) from the previous day. The futures price of M2601 is 3068 yuan, down 2 yuan (-0.16%). The basis of M2601 is - 8 yuan, up 35 yuan (81.40%) [1]. - **Rapeseed meal**: The current price in Jiangsu is 2550 yuan, unchanged from the previous day. The futures price of RM2601 is 2549 yuan, up 12 yuan (0.47%). The basis of RM2601 is 1 yuan, down 12 yuan (-92.31%) [1]. - **Soybean**: The current price of Harbin soybeans is 3920 yuan, unchanged. The futures price of the main soybean contract is 4146 yuan, up 23 yuan (0.56%). The basis of the main soybean contract is - 226 yuan, down 23 yuan (-11.33%) [1]. 油脂产业 - **Palm oil**: The current price of Jiangsu's first - grade palm oil is 8390 yuan, up 10 yuan (0.12%). The futures price of Y2601 is 8188 yuan, up 50 yuan (0.61%). The basis of Y2601 is 202 yuan, down 40 yuan (-16.53%) [2]. - **Soybean oil**: The current price of Guangdong's 24 - degree palm oil is 8540 yuan, down 10 yuan (-0.12%). The futures price of P2601 is 8732 yuan, up 142 yuan (1.65%). The basis of P2601 is - 192 yuan, down 152 yuan (-380.00%) [2]. - **Rapeseed oil**: The current price of Jiangsu's third - grade rapeseed oil is 9780 yuan, up 30 yuan (0.31%). The futures price of OI601 is 9564 yuan, up 157 yuan (1.67%). The basis of OI601 is 216 yuan, down 127 yuan (-37.03%) [2]. 生猪 industry - **Futures indicators**: The price of the main contract of live pigs 2605 is 12025 yuan/ton, down 15 yuan (-0.12%); the price of live pigs 2601 is 11940 yuan, down 5 yuan (-0.04%); the 1 - 5 spread is - 82 yuan, up 10 yuan (10.53%) [4]. - **Spot prices**: The spot price in Henan is 11900 yuan/ton, up 50 yuan; in Shandong is 12020 yuan/ton, up 70 yuan; in Sichuan is 11450 yuan/ton, unchanged [4]. 玉米 industry - **Corn**: The price of corn 2601 is 2154 yuan/ton, up 20 yuan (0.94%); the Pingcang price in Jinzhou Port is 2150 yuan, unchanged; the basis is - 4 yuan, down 20 yuan (-125.00%) [7]. - **Corn starch**: The price of corn starch 2601 is 2469 yuan/ton, up 18 yuan (0.73%); the spot price in Changchun is 2510 yuan, unchanged; the basis is 41 yuan, down 18 yuan (-30.51%) [7]. 白糖 industry - **Futures market**: The price of sugar 2601 is 5448 yuan/ton, up 7 yuan (0.13%); the price of sugar 2605 is 5388 yuan/ton, down 5 yuan (-0.09%); the ICE raw sugar main contract is 14.22 cents/pound, up 0.10 cents (0.71%) [12]. - **Spot market**: The spot price in Nanning is 5750 yuan/ton, up 50 yuan (0.88%); the Nanning basis is 362 yuan, up 55 yuan (17.92%) [12]. 棉花 industry - **Futures market**: The price of cotton 2605 is 13615 yuan/ton, down 2 yuan (-0.04%); the price of cotton 2601 is 13605 yuan/ton, down 10 yuan (-0.07%); the ICE US cotton main contract is 64.48 cents/pound, down 0.59 cents (-0.91%) [13]. - **Spot market**: The Xinjiang arrival price of 3128B is 14618 yuan/ton, down 9 yuan (-0.06%); the CC Index of 3128B is 14820 yuan/ton, down 5 yuan (-0.03%) [13]. 鸡蛋 industry - **Futures indicators**: The price of the egg 12 - contract is 3227 yuan/500KG, up 10 yuan (0.31%); the price of the egg 01 - contract is 3386 yuan, up 1 yuan (0.03%); the basis is - 295 yuan/500KG, up 37 yuan (11.19%) [15]. - **Related indicators**: The egg - laying chicken chick price is 2.80 yuan/feather, up 0.15 yuan (5.66%); the culled chicken price is 4.11 yuan/jin, down 0.18 yuan (-4.20%); the egg - feed ratio is 2.38, up 0.03 (1.28%) [15].

Report Summary 1. Report Industry Investment Ratings - **Steel**: Unilateral observation; wait for the opportunity to enter the spot-futures positive spread [8] - **Silicon Ferrosilicon and Manganese Silicon**: Temporarily observe [8] - **Coking Coal and Coke**: Fluctuating, industrial customers should do appropriate selling hedging [8] - **Iron Ore**: Hold short positions [8] 2. Core Views of the Report - **Steel**: Prices temporarily stabilized, with small increases of 10 - 20 yuan on Thursday. Trade volume increased significantly. Future steel production is expected to decline, and in the early stage of production cuts, it may suppress furnace materials, while in the later stage, there may be a driving opportunity for the sector to rise in resonance. Due to the large basis, it is not advisable to short on the disk. It is recommended to reduce exposure through physical positions [2] - **Silicon Ferrosilicon and Manganese Silicon**: Affected by external macro factors, market sentiment declined, and the prices of the two silicons followed the adjustment. In the short term, they may trade based on fundamentals. Currently, there are still concerns in the fundamentals, with high supply, large inventory removal pressure, and weak downstream demand. Prices may fluctuate under pressure [2] - **Coking Coal and Coke**: Mongolian coal customs clearance returned to a high level, and coal mine destocking slowed down. Spot coking coal prices continued to rise due to tight supply. However, considering the approaching off - season of steel demand, falling steel mill profitability, and environmental protection restrictions, the tight supply - demand situation of coal and coke may ease. The market is expected to fluctuate. In the short term, it is recommended to observe unilaterally, and in the long term, go long at low prices. Industrial customers can consider selling hedging [4] - **Iron Ore**: There is obvious upward pressure and prices are falling. The supply is within a reasonable range. Affected by environmental protection restrictions in Hebei, molten iron production continued to decline this week. Iron ore port inventories will continue to rise. With weak supply - demand, shorting unilaterally is a good choice [5] 3. Summary by Related Catalogs Futures Market - **Prices and Fluctuations**: On November 6, for far - month contracts, RB2605 closed at 3102.00 yuan/ton with a gain of 11.00 yuan (0.36%); HC2605 closed at 3265.00 yuan/ton with a gain of 7.00 yuan (0.21%); etc. For near - month contracts, RB2601 closed at 3037.00 yuan/ton with a gain of 12.00 yuan (0.40%); HC2601 closed at 3256.00 yuan/ton with a gain of 7.00 yuan (0.22%) [1] - **Spreads and Ratios**: On November 6, the spread between RB2601 and RB2605 was - 65.00 yuan/ton; the coil - to - rebar spread was 219.00 yuan/ton; the rebar - to - ore ratio was 3.91; etc. [1] Spot Market - **Steel**: On November 6, the prices of Shanghai, Tianjin, and Guangzhou rebar were 3200.00 yuan/ton, 3210.00 yuan/ton, and 3260.00 yuan/ton respectively, with price changes of 30.00 yuan, 50.00 yuan, and 0.00 yuan [1] - **Coking Coal and Coke**: On the spot side, coking coal prices continued to rise due to tight supply. The port trade offer for coke was 1560 (-), and the coking coal price index was 1392.6 (+8.7). For Mongolian coal, the market was cold, with prices such as Ganqimaodu Port: Mongolian 5 raw coal at 1165 (-) [4] - **Iron Ore**: The supply was within a reasonable range. Affected by environmental protection restrictions in Hebei, molten iron production continued to decline, and port inventories were expected to rise [5]

Report Overview - This is the Baocheng Futures Variety Arbitrage Data Daily Report for November 7, 2025, presenting the basis, inter - period, and inter - variety data of multiple futures varieties [1]. Report Industry Investment Rating - Not provided in the report. Core Viewpoints - Not provided in the report. Summary by Category 1. Thermal Coal - **Basis Data**: The basis data from October 31 to November 6, 2025, shows changes, such as a basis of - 314 on October 31 and 66 on November 6 [2]. 2. Energy and Chemicals Energy Commodities - **Basis and Ratio**: Data from October 31 to November 6, 2025, shows the basis and ratio of fuel oil, crude oil, and asphalt. For example, the basis of INE crude oil was - 74.14 on November 6 [7]. Chemical Commodities - **Basis**: The basis data of rubber, methanol, PTA, LLDPE, PVC, and PP from October 31 to November 6, 2025, shows fluctuations. For instance, the basis of rubber was - 285 on October 31 and - 695 on November 6 [9]. - **Inter - period**: The inter - period spreads of rubber, methanol, PTA, etc., for 5 - 1, 9 - 1, and 9 - 5 months are presented. For example, the 5 - 1 month spread of rubber is 95 [10]. - **Inter - variety**: The inter - variety spreads such as LLDPE - PVC, LLDPE - PP, etc., from October 31 to November 6, 2025, are provided. For example, the LLDPE - PVC spread was 2218 on October 31 and 2161 on November 6 [10]. 3. Black Metals - **Inter - period**: The inter - period spreads of rebar, iron ore, coke, and coking coal for 5 - 1, 9(10) - 1, and 9(10) - 5 months are given. For example, the 5 - 1 month spread of rebar is 68 [19]. - **Inter - variety**: The inter - variety spreads like rebar/iron ore, rebar/coke, etc., from October 31 to November 6, 2025, are shown. For example, the rebar/iron ore ratio was 3.90 on October 31 and 3.91 on November 6 [19]. - **Basis**: The basis data of rebar, iron ore, coke, and coking coal from October 31 to November 6, 2025, shows changes. For example, the basis of rebar was 104 on October 31 and 163 on November 6 [20]. 4. Non - ferrous Metals Domestic Market - **Basis**: The domestic basis data of copper, aluminum, zinc, lead, nickel, and tin from October 31 to November 6, 2025, shows fluctuations. For example, the basis of copper was 750 on October 31 and - 260 on November 6 [28]. London Market - **LME Premium/Discount and Shanghai - London Ratio**: The LME premium/discount and Shanghai - London ratio data of copper, aluminum, zinc, etc., on November 6, 2025, are presented. For example, the LME premium/discount of copper was (30.96) and the Shanghai - London ratio was 8.02 [33]. 5. Agricultural Products - **Basis**: The basis data of soybeans, soybean meal, soybean oil, etc., from October 31 to November 6, 2025, shows changes. For example, the basis of soybeans was - 122 on October 31 and - 126 on November 6 [41]. - **Inter - period**: The inter - period spreads of soybeans, soybean meal, soybean oil, etc., for 5 - 1, 9 - 1, and 9 - 5 months are given. For example, the 5 - 1 month spread of soybeans is 40 [41]. - **Inter - variety**: The inter - variety spreads such as soybean/corn, soybean meal/rapeseed meal, etc., from October 31 to November 6, 2025, are provided. For example, the soybean/corn ratio was 1.93 on both October 31 and November 6 [40]. 6. Stock Index Futures - **Basis**: The basis data of CSI 300, SSE 50, CSI 500, and CSI 1000 from October 31 to November 6, 2025, shows fluctuations. For example, the basis of CSI 300 was 9.27 on October 31 and 22.60 on November 6 [52]. - **Inter - period**: The inter - period spreads of CSI 300, SSE 50, CSI 500, and CSI 1000 for the next - month - current - month and next - quarter - current - quarter are presented. For example, the next - month - current - month spread of CSI 300 is - 124 [52].