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全球战略资源博弈加剧,石油ETF(561360)盘中涨超2%,资金抢筹,近10日资金净流入超17亿元
Mei Ri Jing Ji Xin Wen· 2026-02-04 06:32
石油ETF(561360)跟踪的是油气产业指数(H30198),该指数涵盖石油、天然气勘探、开采及加工等 相关领域的上市公司证券,主要选取能源行业中涉及上游资源开发与中游炼化业务的企业,以反映油气 产业链相关上市公司证券的整体表现。 (文章来源:每日经济新闻) 光大证券指出,全球战略资源博弈加剧,深海资源战略价值凸显。地缘局势紧张抬升油价,预计2026年 油价或在60-80美元/桶区间宽幅震荡,油价中高位运行为石化板块景气奠定基础。展望2026年,"三桶 油"将继续维持高资本开支,加强天然气市场开拓并加快中下游炼化业务转型。油服企业则受益于国内 高额上游资本开支及海外业务进入业绩释放期,经营质量明显上升。炼化方面,行业扩能接近尾声, 在"减油增化"、"油转特"政策推动下,供需有望改善,行业迈向高质量发展。化纤领域涤纶长丝新增产 能较少,产能结构性优化加速。在"反内卷"政策持续推进背景下,大炼化行业供需有望持续改善,景气 度有望修复。 ...
近4000吨稀土运往美国,中国揪出两个“帮凶”,反制已经在路上
Sou Hu Cai Jing· 2025-07-14 02:18
Core Insights - A covert cross-border transaction involving 3,834 tons of antimony oxide has highlighted the strategic resource competition globally, with the material flowing from Asia to North America without proper authorization [1][3] - In December, amid rising tensions in US-China trade relations, China imposed stricter export controls on key minerals, including antimony and rare earths, to prevent illegal outflows to specific countries [1][3] - The US high-tech industries, particularly in semiconductors, military, communications, and electric vehicles, have raised alarms about supply chain disruptions due to China's control over over 80% of global rare earth refining capacity [3][5] Industry Dynamics - China has established a complete industrial chain and technological barriers in the rare earth sector over the past two decades, excelling in high-purity refining and material processing [5][9] - The US, once a leader in rare earth production, has lost its competitive edge due to strategic shortsightedness, leading to a reliance on China for these critical resources [3][5] - Efforts by the US to develop alternative supply chains in countries like Vietnam, India, and Australia have largely failed due to a lack of technological support and industrial ecosystem [5][9] Regulatory Responses - In response to the antimony oxide incident, China has implemented new regulations requiring detailed online reporting of all rare earth transactions, including transaction volume and customer identity [3][7] - China may adopt a "targeted pressure" strategy against countries facilitating the transshipment of rare earths, including demanding proof of origin and complete transaction chains [7][9] - The ongoing competition is not just about resource control but also about reshaping global resource order, with China moving from a reactive to a proactive stance in the geopolitical landscape [9]