Core Viewpoint - The conference organized by Jinrui Futures in Foshan focused on the evolving global trade landscape, trends in the copper and aluminum markets, and the application of financial derivatives in the non-ferrous metal industry [1][2]. Group 1: Market Trends - The non-ferrous metal industry in South China is facing challenges such as supply-demand structural adjustments and increased price volatility due to the rise of the new energy industry [1]. - There has been a decline in non-ferrous metal inventories in Guangdong province, with spot and futures premiums reaching new highs, indicating tight supply expectations [2]. - The expected decline in imported copper will accelerate the decrease in domestic electrolytic copper inventories [2]. Group 2: Demand and Supply Dynamics - The growth in investment in the power sector is expected to support copper prices, although the construction industry is unlikely to provide positive feedback for copper consumption in the short term [2]. - The aluminum market is experiencing limited supply growth as electrolytic aluminum production capacity approaches its ceiling, while demand remains relatively weak [2]. Group 3: Risk Management and Derivatives - The development of the over-the-counter derivatives business in China is progressing well, with increasing participation and transaction volumes in copper options [2]. - The risk management subsidiary of Jinrui Capital plays a crucial role in enhancing the risk management capabilities of the non-ferrous metal industry and supporting its international development [2].