1. Report Industry Investment Rating - No information provided in the given content 2. Core Viewpoints of the Report - Domestic commodity futures market closed with mixed results, with most new energy materials rising. Shipping futures led the gains, while chemical products led the losses [1]. - The US economy shows a weak - stable total and a differentiated structure. The manufacturing PMI in January was favorable, but the non - manufacturing sector weakened, and employment data was below expectations [1]. - In China, the boost from the incremental policies in Q4 2025 to the fundamentals has not been significant, but policy expectations are gradually increasing. The manufacturing PMI in January declined, but the expectation of policy support in Q1 is strengthening [1]. - Domestic equity markets are supported by policy expectations and additional liquidity. Treasury bonds are neutral, with better short - term opportunities. Gold in precious metals maintains a long - position standard, while silver is on hold. Non - ferrous metals are still promising, and short - term dips can be used for bottom - fishing. Black commodities are volatile, and crude oil may rise but with high uncertainty [1]. 3. Summary by Relevant Catalogs 3.1 Market Performance - **Domestic Commodity Futures**: Shipping futures led the gains, with the container shipping index (European line) up 6.40%. New energy materials mostly rose, with lithium carbonate up 3.66%. Basic metals mostly rose, with Shanghai nickel up 1.79%. Agricultural and sideline products all rose, with apples up 1.73%. Energy products all rose, with fuel oil up 1.09%. Chemical products led the losses, with butadiene rubber down 1.93%. Oils and fats mostly fell, with palm oil down 1.50%. Precious metals were mixed, with palladium down 1.48%. Black series all fell, with ferrosilicon down 1.47%. Non - metallic building materials all fell, with PVC down 0.78% [1]. - **Financial Market**: On February 12, 2026, among stock index futures, CSI 500 futures rose 1.31%, and CSI 1000 futures rose 1.09%. Among Treasury bond futures, 30 - year Treasury bond futures rose 0.06%. The US dollar index rose 0.06%, and the US dollar intermediate price decreased by 108 pips [9]. - **Industry Index**: On February 12, 2026, among the中信 industry indices, non - ferrous metals rose 0.98%, and machinery rose 1.29%, while agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry and fishery fell 1.48%, and consumer services fell 1.75% [10][11]. - **Overseas Commodities**: On February 11, 2026, NYMEX WTI crude oil rose 1.45%, ICE Brent oil rose 1.21%, COMEX gold rose 1.53%, and LME nickel rose 3.29% [12][13]. - **Domestic Main Commodities**: On February 12, 2026, the container shipping European line rose 5.27%, lithium carbonate rose 12.33% weekly, and iron ore fell 0.11% daily [14][15][16]. 3.2 Sector Analysis - **Finance**: Before the holiday, it may be volatile. Stock index futures may be volatile and slightly stronger, stock index options should continue to hold call options for defense, Treasury bond futures are supported by monetary easing expectations, and gold and silver are in a stage of adjustment with reduced capital enthusiasm [5]. - **Shipping**: The OOCL's March online price is $3130/FEU, and the market is in a state of shrinking trading volume and consolidation before the holiday [5]. - **Black Building Materials**: In the off - season, contradictions are accumulating, and the market is under pressure. Steel, iron ore, coke, coking coal, etc. are all in a volatile state [5]. - **Non - ferrous and New Materials**: The expected trading of "Woshi Eagle" is weakening, and basic metals stop falling and are volatile. Nickel, stainless steel, and tin are expected to be volatile and slightly stronger [5]. - **Energy and Chemicals**: Concerns about the Middle East situation continue to disrupt oil prices, and the chemical industry continues to be in a state of volatile consolidation [6]. - **Agriculture**: Optimistic sentiment supports US soybeans, and domestic double - meal is mainly volatile. Most agricultural products are in a volatile state, and the pig price is running at a low level [6].

1. Report Industry Investment Rating - Not provided in the given content 2. Core Views of the Report - Domestic commodity futures market closed with mixed results, with base metals leading the gains. Energy products all rose, precious metals were mixed, agricultural and sideline products mostly increased, shipping futures declined, black commodities mostly fell, new energy materials mostly dropped, and chemical products were mixed [1][2]. - The US economy shows a weak - stable total volume with a differentiated structure. The manufacturing PMI in January was good, but the non - manufacturing sector weakened and employment data was below expectations [2]. - In China, the fundamental changes this week were limited. The boost from the incremental policies in Q4 2025 was not significant yet, but policy expectations were strengthening. The manufacturing PMI in January declined, with both supply and demand decreasing marginally [2]. - For assets, domestic equity markets can get upward support from policy expectations and additional liquidity. Treasury bonds are neutral, with better short - end opportunities but limited odds. Gold in precious metals is a long - term standard allocation, while silver is on hold. Non - ferrous metals are still promising under industrial logic, and investors can buy on dips after market volatility reduces. Black commodities are generally volatile, and crude oil may rise due to geopolitical support but with high uncertainty, so it's advisable to stay on the sidelines [2]. 3. Summary by Relevant Catalogs 3.1 Today's Market - Base metals led the gains, with Shanghai tin up 3.33%. Energy products all rose, with crude oil up 2.17%. Precious metals were mixed, with Shanghai silver up 1.97%. Agricultural and sideline products mostly increased, with corn up 0.44%. Shipping futures declined, with the container shipping index (European line) down 4.57%. Black commodities mostly fell, with coke down 1.71%. New energy materials mostly dropped, with industrial silicon down 1.53%. Chemical products were mixed, with styrene down 0.98%. Oils and fats mostly declined, with palm oil down 0.69%. Non - metallic building materials all fell, with PVC down 0.44% [2] 3.2 Overseas Macro - The US economy shows a weak - stable total volume and a differentiated structure. The manufacturing PMI in January 2026 was good, and the positive feedback from the looser liquidity since H2 2025 may have gradually affected the manufacturing industry. However, the non - manufacturing sector weakened and employment data was below expectations [2] 3.3 Domestic Macro - The fundamental changes this week were limited. The boost from the incremental policies in Q4 2025 to the fundamentals was not significant yet, but policy expectations were strengthening. The manufacturing PMI in January declined, with both supply and demand decreasing marginally. The expectation of policy support for a "good start" in Q1 is rising, and the policy intention to stabilize investment since Q4 2025 may continue into Q1 2026 [2] 3.4 Asset Views - Domestic equity markets can be supported by policy expectations and additional liquidity. Treasury bonds are neutral, with better short - end opportunities but limited odds. Gold in precious metals is a long - term standard allocation, while silver is on hold. Non - ferrous metals are promising under industrial logic, and investors can buy on dips after market volatility reduces. Black commodities are generally volatile, and crude oil may rise due to geopolitical support but with high uncertainty, so it's advisable to stay on the sidelines [2] 3.5 Market Conditions of Different Sectors - **Finance**: The market sentiment is warm. Stock index futures are expected to rebound following the external market, stock index options are volatile, treasury bond futures are volatile, and gold and silver are in a stage of price adjustment and are volatile [6] - **Shipping**: Before the Spring Festival, the decline in freight rates slowed down. The three major alliance shipping companies issued a price increase notice for the European line in March. The container shipping European line is expected to be volatile and slightly stronger [6] - **Black Building Materials**: The current situation and expectations are not good, and the market still faces pressure. Steel, iron ore, coke, coking coal, silicon iron, manganese silicon, glass, and soda ash are all expected to be volatile [6] - **Non - ferrous and New Materials**: The sentiment in the non - ferrous market has warmed up, but inventories have accumulated significantly. Base metals have stopped falling and are volatile. Copper, aluminum, zinc, lead, nickel, stainless steel, tin, and other metals are expected to be volatile or volatile and slightly stronger [6] - **Energy and Chemicals**: The national thermal coal has generally reduced inventories, and the chemical industry continues to be volatile. Crude oil, LPG, asphalt, high - sulfur fuel oil, low - sulfur fuel oil, methanol, urea, and other products are all expected to be volatile [6][7] - **Agriculture**: As the Spring Festival approaches, most agricultural products are volatile. Grains, oils, livestock, and other products are expected to be volatile or volatile and slightly weaker [7] 3.6 Financial Market Price and Change Data - Stock index futures: The CSI 300 futures, SSE 50 futures, CSI 500 futures, and CSI 1000 futures had different price levels and daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, and annual changes [10] - Treasury bond futures: The 2 - year, 5 - year, 10 - year, and 30 - year Treasury bond futures had different price levels and daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, and annual changes [10] - Foreign exchange: The US dollar index and the US dollar intermediate price had different price levels and daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, and annual changes [10] - Interest rates: The 7 - day inter - bank pledged repo rate, 10 - year US Treasury bond yield, 10 - year Chinese Treasury bond yield, 10Y - 2Y US Treasury bond spread, and 10 - year break - even inflation rate had different price levels and daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, and annual changes [10] 3.7 Industry Index Price and Change Data - The prices and daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, and annual changes of various industries in the CITIC Industry Index, including agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry and fishery, national defense and military industry, commerce and retail, non - ferrous metals, etc., are provided [11][12] 3.8 Overseas Commodity Price and Change Data - The prices and daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, and annual changes of overseas commodities such as energy (NYMEX WTI crude oil, ICE Brent oil, etc.), precious metals (COMEX gold, COMEX silver), non - ferrous metals (LME copper, LME aluminum, etc.), and agricultural products (CBOT soybeans, CBOT corn, etc.) are provided [13][15] 3.9 Domestic Commodity Price and Change Data - The prices and daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, and annual changes of domestic commodities in various sectors such as shipping (container shipping European line), precious metals (gold, silver), non - ferrous metals (copper, aluminum), black building materials (rebar, hot - rolled coil), energy and chemicals (crude oil, fuel oil), and agriculture (soybeans, corn) are provided [16][17][18]

1. Report Industry Investment Rating - No information provided in the given content. 2. Core Viewpoints of the Report - The overseas macro - environment in 2026 continues to warm up. The combination of "low inflation + weak reality + Fed chair change" in the US is conducive to Fed easing, and the quality of January's economic data is expected to return to normal. The "broad fiscal + broad monetary" policy in the US will promote economic prosperity. The ECB maintained interest rates in December and raised GDP forecasts for this year and next, while Japan's interest rate hike was in line with expectations and not a radical tightening, with an upward adjustment of the 2025 GDP growth forecast and maintaining the 2026 forecast [6]. - In November domestically, social retail sales year - on - year was 1.3%, lower than expected and the previous value. Commodity retail continued to weaken, while service consumption improved. Investment in manufacturing, infrastructure, and real estate continued to decline, but exports were strong [6]. - In asset allocation, the macro - environment is favorable for the precious metals and non - ferrous metals sectors. For precious metals, the logic for gold's rise is clear and it has a high safety margin, while silver's volatility risk increases after a sharp rise. For non - ferrous metals, there are opportunities to buy on dips for commodities with more supply disruptions like copper, aluminum, and tin, and attention should be paid to lithium carbonate with good supply - demand performance. The domestic equity sector should be defensive at the end of the year and during the policy window period [6]. 3. Summary by Relevant Catalogs 3.1 Financial Market - **Stock Index Futures**: The CSI 300 futures was at 4564.8 with a daily increase of 0.83%, weekly increase of 0.83%, monthly increase of 2.07%, quarterly decrease of 1.15%, and an annual increase of 16.42%. The Shanghai 50 futures was at 3018.4 with a daily increase of 0.40%, weekly increase of 0.40%, monthly increase of 2.01%, quarterly increase of 0.98%, and an annual increase of 12.71%. The CSI 500 futures was at 7123.2 with a daily increase of 0.96%, weekly increase of 0.96%, monthly increase of 4.74%, quarterly decrease of 2.29%, and an annual increase of 25.12%. The CSI 1000 futures was at 7203.6 with a daily increase of 0.87%, weekly increase of 0.87%, monthly increase of 2.53%, quarterly decrease of 2.74%, and an annual increase of 23.17% [2]. - **Bond Futures**: The 2 - year bond futures was at 102.464 with a daily decrease of 0.03%, weekly decrease of 0.03%, monthly increase of 0.08%, quarterly increase of 0.17%, and an annual decrease of 0.50%. The 5 - year bond futures was at 105.86 with a daily decrease of 0.10%, weekly decrease of 0.10%, monthly increase of 0.11%, quarterly increase of 0.32%, and an annual decrease of 0.64%. The 10 - year bond futures was at 107.98 with a daily decrease of 0.16%, weekly decrease of 0.16%, monthly increase of 0.04%, quarterly increase of 0.42%, and an annual decrease of 0.87%. The 30 - year bond futures was at 111.98 with a daily decrease of 0.60%, weekly decrease of 0.60%, monthly decrease of 2.19%, quarterly decrease of 1.40%, and an annual decrease of 5.76% [2]. - **Foreign Exchange**: The US dollar index was at 98.7125 with no daily or weekly change, a monthly decrease of 0.73%, quarterly increase of 0.91%, and an annual decrease of 9.01%. The euro - US dollar exchange rate was at 1.1708, with 0 pips change daily and weekly, 107 pips increase monthly, 26 pips decrease quarterly, and 1355 pips increase annually. The US dollar - Japanese yen exchange rate was at 157.729, with 0 pips daily change, no weekly change, 1.00% monthly increase, 6.63% quarterly increase, and 0.34% annual increase [2]. - **Interest Rates**: The 7 - day inter - bank pledged repo rate was 1.44 with no daily or weekly change, a 6 - bp monthly decrease, 1 - bp quarterly decrease, and 31 - bp annual decrease. The 10 - year Chinese government bond yield was 1.83 with a 0.5 - bp daily decrease, no weekly change, 1 - bp monthly decrease, 3 - bp quarterly decrease, and 0.2 - bp annual increase. The 10 - year US government bond yield was 4.16 with a 4 - bp daily increase, no weekly change, 0.03 - bp monthly increase, no quarterly change, and 39 - bp annual decrease [2]. 3.2 Overseas Commodity Market - **Energy**: NYMEX WTI crude oil was at 56.54 with a daily increase of 1.14%, weekly decrease of 1.72%, monthly decrease of 3.32%, quarterly decrease of 9.43%, and an annual decrease of 21.33. ICE Brent crude oil was at 60.12 with a daily increase of 1.20%, weekly decrease of 1.80%, monthly decrease of 3.53%, quarterly decrease of 9.12%, and an annual decrease of 19.664. NYMEX natural gas was at 4.026 with a daily increase of 2.05%, weekly decrease of 1.83%, monthly decrease of 17.19%, quarterly increase of 20.86%, and an annual increase of 10.82% [2]. - **Precious Metals**: COMEX gold was at 4368.7 with a daily increase of 0.11%, weekly increase of 0.90%, monthly increase of 2.64%, quarterly increase of 12.38%, and an annual increase of 65.52%. COMEX silver was at 67.395 with a daily increase of 2.97%, weekly increase of 8.55%, monthly increase of 18.06%, quarterly increase of 43.88%, and an annual increase of 130.109 [2]. - **Non - ferrous Metals**: LME copper, LME aluminum, LME zinc, etc. had different price changes. For example, LME copper had a certain increase in some periods, LME aluminum was at 2945 with a daily increase of 0.99%, weekly increase of 2.43%, monthly increase of 2.79%, quarterly increase of 9.60%, and an annual increase of 15.38% [2]. - **Agricultural Products**: CBOT soybeans were at 1049 with a daily decrease of 0.24%, weekly decrease of 2.53%, monthly decrease of 7.76%, quarterly increase of 4.82%, and an annual increase of 3.86%. CBOT corn was at 443.25 with a daily decrease of 0.17%, weekly increase of 0.62%, monthly decrease of 1.01%, quarterly increase of 6.55%, and an annual decrease of 3.38% [2]. 3.3 Domestic Commodity Market - **Shipping**: The container shipping European line was at 1871.8 with a daily increase of 8.84%, weekly increase of 8.84%, monthly increase of 27.17%, quarterly increase of 13.94%, and an annual decrease of 17.07% [3]. - **Precious Metals**: Gold was at 1000.86 with a daily increase of 2.14%, weekly increase of 2.14%, monthly increase of 4.92%, quarterly increase of 14.15%, and an annual increase of 62.06%. Silver was at 16210 with a daily increase of 5.42%, weekly increase of 5.42%, monthly increase of 27.37%, quarterly increase of 48.06%, and an annual increase of 117.00% [3]. - **Non - ferrous Metals**: Copper was at 94320 with a daily increase of 1.22%, weekly increase of 1.22%, monthly increase of 7.92%, quarterly increase of 13.57%, and an annual increase of 27.86%. Aluminum, zinc, and other non - ferrous metals also had their own price change trends [3]. - **Black Building Materials**: Steel products such as rebar and hot - rolled coils, as well as raw materials like iron ore, coke, and coking coal, had different price fluctuations. For example, rebar was at 3126 with a daily increase of 0.22%, weekly increase of 0.22%, monthly increase of 0.29%, quarterly decrease of 0.06%, and an annual decrease of 5.53% [3]. - **Energy and Chemicals**: Crude oil, fuel oil, asphalt, and other energy and chemical products had various price changes. For example, crude oil was at 437.9 with a daily increase of 2.65%, weekly increase of 2.65%, monthly decrease of 3.78%, quarterly decrease of 8.73%, and an annual decrease of 21.79% [3]. - **Agricultural Products**: Grains, oils, and livestock products such as soybeans, corn, and hogs had their own price trends. For example, hogs were at 11345 with a daily increase of 0.18%, weekly increase of 0.18%, monthly increase of 0.84%, quarterly decrease of 9.09%, and an annual decrease of 11.37% [3]. 3.4 Sector - by - Sector Short - term Judgments - **Financial Sector**: Stock index futures are expected to rise in a volatile manner, stock index options are expected to be volatile, and bond futures are expected to be volatile [7]. - **Precious Metals Sector**: Gold and silver are expected to rise in a volatile manner [7]. - **Shipping Sector**: The container shipping European line is expected to be volatile [7]. - **Black Building Materials Sector**: Most varieties such as steel, iron ore, and coke are expected to be volatile [7]. - **Non - ferrous Metals and New Materials Sector**: Some varieties like copper, aluminum, and tin are expected to rise in a volatile manner, while others are expected to be volatile [7]. - **Energy and Chemicals Sector**: Some varieties like PX and PTA are expected to rise in a volatile manner, while others such as asphalt and high - sulfur fuel oil are expected to decline in a volatile manner, and most are expected to be volatile [9]. - **Agricultural Sector**: Some varieties like cotton are expected to be volatile, while others such as hogs and sugar are expected to decline in a volatile manner [9].

Group 1: Report Information - Report Title: Black Metal R & D Report, Black Metal Daily, October 09, 2025 [2] - Researcher: Qi Chunyi [4] Group 2: Market Information Threaded Steel - Futures: RB05 price is 3128 yuan/ton, up 31 yuan; RB10 is 3020 yuan/ton, up 31 yuan; RB01 is 3096 yuan/ton, up 24 yuan. The 05 - contract threaded steel disk profit is - 119 yuan, down 7 yuan; the 10 - contract is - 264 yuan, down 5 yuan; the 01 - contract is - 145 yuan, down 6 yuan [3] - Spot: The price of Shanghai Zhongtian is 3210 yuan/ton, up 10 yuan. The cheapest delivery product is 3200 yuan/ton. The adjustment and rolling profit is 80 yuan, up 30 yuan; the East China threaded steel profit is - 196 yuan, down 10 yuan [3] Hot - Rolled Coil - Futures: HC05 price is 3293 yuan/ton, up 34 yuan; HC10 is 3370 yuan/ton, down 14 yuan; HC01 is 3286 yuan/ton, up 33 yuan. The 05 - contract hot - rolled coil disk profit is 15 yuan, down 4 yuan; the 10 - contract is 86 yuan, down 50 yuan; the 01 - contract is 45 yuan, up 3 yuan [3] - Spot: The price of Tianjin Hegang hot - rolled coil is 3290 yuan/ton, up 10 yuan. The cheapest delivery product is 3320 yuan/ton. The Tianjin hot - rolled coil profit is - 256 yuan, down 11 yuan; the East China hot - rolled coil profit is - 161 yuan, down 1 yuan [3] Group 3: Market Judgment - Related Prices: The spot price of Shanghai Zhongtian threaded steel is 3210 yuan (+10), Beijing Jingye is 3170 yuan (+10), Shanghai Angang hot - rolled coil is 3350 yuan (-), Tianjin Hegang hot - rolled coil is 3330 yuan (-) [7] - Trading Strategy: The black sector maintains a volatile trend. Steel spot trading is average. After the holiday, demand is released to some extent, and low - price trading is okay. Some steel mills have reduced production. Steel inventory has increased significantly during the holiday, and the apparent demand has declined rapidly. The steel price is expected to maintain a bottom - oscillating trend after the holiday, with limited downside space. If the downstream demand in October recovers beyond expectations, the steel price may rise further. The difference between hot - rolled coil and threaded steel has an expanding trend [8][9] - Specific Strategies: Unilateral trading, maintain the bottom - oscillating trend, suggest buying on dips; for arbitrage, suggest holding the 1 - 5 positive spread and buying the difference between hot - rolled coil and threaded steel; for options, suggest waiting and seeing [9] - Important Information: This week, the small - sample threaded steel output is 203.4 million tons, a month - on - month decrease of 3.62 tons, and the apparent demand is estimated to be 146.01 million tons (a year - on - year decrease of 43.4% in the lunar calendar), a month - on - month decrease of 95.05 million tons. The hot - rolled coil output is 323.29 million tons, a month - on - month decrease of 1.4 million tons, and the apparent demand is estimated to be 290.97 million tons (a year - on - year decrease of 8.72% in the lunar calendar), a month - on - month decrease of 33.64 million tons. In September 2025, the heavy - truck market sold about 105,000 vehicles, a month - on - month increase of 15% and a year - on - year increase of about 82% [9][11] Group 4: Related Attachments - The attachments include various graphs such as the base price of different contracts of threaded steel and hot - rolled coil in Shanghai, the price difference between different contracts, the profit of different contracts, and the cash profit in different regions [17][19][23]

1. Report Industry Investment Rating No relevant content provided. 2. Core Viewpoints of the Report - Overseas macro: US May ADP employment growth fell short of expectations and the previous value; OECD cut the global growth forecast for the second time this year, slashing the US economic growth forecast from 2.8% to 1.6%. After the China - US tariff relief, US consumer confidence was significantly boosted, but the improvement in the labor market was limited, and the long - term economic resilience still needed to be observed [6]. - Domestic macro: Against the backdrop of the continued implementation of the "rush export/trans - shipment" and "two new" policies, the profits and PMI of manufacturing enterprises generally maintained strong resilience. The trade friction easing and policies supported the overall stability of manufacturing production and operation [6]. - Asset views: For major asset classes, maintain the view of more hedging and more volatility overseas and a structural market in China. Strategically allocate gold and non - US dollar assets. Overseas, even if Trump's tariffs are blocked, it cannot solve the fundamental deficit problem in the US. In China, the growth - stabilizing policy remains steadfast, and the second - quarter economic growth rate is supported by export resilience and the tariff - easing window period. The bond market still has value for dip - buying after the capital pressure eases. The stock market and commodities return to the fundamental logic, showing short - term range - bound fluctuations [6]. 3. Summaries According to Relevant Catalogs 3.1 Macro Essentials - Overseas: US May ADP employment increased by 37,000, lower than the expected 110,000 and the previous value of 62,000. The number of job vacancies in April increased, and the consumer confidence index in May jumped from 85.7 to 98.0, but the labor market improvement was limited [6]. - Domestic: From January to April, the total profit of large - scale industrial enterprises was 2.11702 trillion yuan, a year - on - year increase of 1.4%. The manufacturing PMI in May was 49.5%, up 0.5 percentage points month - on - month [6]. 3.2 Viewpoint Highlights 3.2.1 Macro - Domestic: Moderate reserve requirement ratio and interest rate cuts, and short - term fiscal implementation of established policies [8]. - Overseas: The inflation expectation structure flattened, the economic growth expectation improved, and the stagflation trading cooled down [8]. 3.2.2 Finance - Stock index futures: Focus on local large - consumption hotspots, with market sentiment oscillating [8]. - Stock index options: Volatility declined continuously, and cautious covered call strategies were recommended, with the market oscillating [8]. - Treasury bond futures: Treasury bond futures rose collectively, and the market oscillated [8]. 3.2.3 Precious Metals - Gold/Silver: Due to the better - than - expected progress of China - US negotiations, precious metals continued to adjust in the short term, with the market oscillating [8]. 3.2.4 Shipping - Container shipping to Europe: Attention was paid to the game between peak - season expectations and the implementation of price increases, with the market oscillating [8]. 3.2.5 Black Building Materials - Steel: Pessimistic demand expectations and a downward - moving cost support, with the market oscillating [8]. - Iron ore: Overseas shipments increased, and the price oscillated [8]. - Coke: As the off - season deepened, there was still an expectation of price cuts, with the market oscillating and falling [8]. - Coking coal: Upstream inventory accumulation intensified, and the price remained weak, with the market oscillating and falling [8]. 3.2.6 Non - ferrous Metals and New Materials - Copper: Inventory continued to accumulate, and the copper price oscillated at a high level, with the market oscillating and rising [8]. - Alumina: The event of mining license revocation was not yet finalized, and the alumina contract oscillated at a high level, with the market oscillating and falling [8]. - Aluminum: With the easing of trade tensions, the aluminum price oscillated strongly [8]. 3.2.7 Energy and Chemicals - Crude oil: Supply pressure persisted, and attention was paid to macro and geopolitical disturbances, with the market oscillating [11]. - LPG: Demand remained weak, and PG was in short - term bottom - finishing, with the market oscillating [11]. - Asphalt: The asphalt futures price was overestimated and awaited a decline [11]. - Methanol: Coal prices temporarily stabilized, and methanol oscillated [11]. 3.2.8 Agriculture - Oils: There was an expectation of improvement in China - Canada trade relations, but rapeseed oil still performed weakly, with the market oscillating [11]. - Protein meal: The spot market sentiment cooled down, and the contract price followed the correction, with the market oscillating [11]. - Corn/Starch: The trading was dull, and the futures price oscillated [11]. - Pork: The supply for slaughter increased, and the pork price continued to fall, with the market oscillating and falling [11].