1. Report Industry Investment Rating - Copper: Oscillating [4] - Alumina: Medium - to long - term oscillating weakly, short - term consider cautious short - selling for far - month contracts [5] - Aluminum: Short - term oscillating, medium - term oscillating weakly [7] - Aluminum Alloy: Spot AD is weak in the off - season, and the futures price is pressured following the trend of electrolytic aluminum [8] - Zinc: Oscillating weakly [9] - Lead: Oscillating [15] - Nickel: Oscillating weakly in the short - term, suggest long - term position take profit [20] - Stainless Steel: Oscillating in the short - term [25] - Tin: Oscillating [26] 2. Core Viewpoints - The US dollar hits a new low this year, and non - ferrous metals reach a new high since early April. In the short - to medium - term, the weak US dollar, low LME inventories, and weak demand expectations are intertwined, leading non - ferrous metals to oscillate upward. Focus on structural opportunities and cautiously consider short - term long opportunities for copper, aluminum, and tin. In the long - term, the demand outlook for base metals remains uncertain, and consider short - selling opportunities for some oversupplied or expected - to - be - oversupplied varieties on price rallies [1] 3. Summary by Related Catalogs 3.1行情观点 3.1.1 Copper - The US dollar index declines, and copper prices remain high. The Fed maintains the federal funds rate, and a major global copper mine initiates mid - year negotiations. China's electrolytic copper production increases. Spot premiums rise, and inventories slightly increase. Macro factors boost copper prices, and supply risks exist while demand is in the off - season. The short - term outlook is high - level oscillation [4] 3.1.2 Alumina - Weekly inventories increase, and the futures spread is high. Spot prices mostly decline, and overseas transactions show price increases. In the short - to medium - term, there is no shortage of ore, and the spot price center moves down. The long - term situation is affected by events, and the outlook is medium - to long - term oscillation with a weakening trend [5] 3.1.3 Aluminum - Regional premiums and discounts are differentiated, and the electrolytic aluminum futures oscillate. Prices decline slightly, and inventories show a mixed trend. In the short - term, there is inventory accumulation, and in the medium - term, consumption may face pressure [7] 3.1.4 Aluminum Alloy - Spot trading is light, and the aluminum alloy futures oscillate. The off - season pressure on the automotive industry is high, and the electrolytic aluminum situation eases. In the long - term, there is an expected seasonal increase in demand, and the futures price follows the trend of electrolytic aluminum [8] 3.1.5 Zinc - The supply - demand fundamentals remain unchanged, and consider short - selling opportunities on price rallies. Spot premiums vary, and inventories slightly decline. Macro factors are neutral, supply is loosening, and demand is in the off - season. The outlook is oscillating weakly [12] 3.1.6 Lead - The off - season of consumption is coming to an end, and lead prices oscillate. Spot prices and inventories show certain changes. Supply decreases slightly, and demand is recovering. The outlook is oscillation [15] 3.1.7 Nickel - Market sentiment improves, and long - term positions should be gradually taken profit. LME and domestic inventories change, and there are various industry developments. Market sentiment dominates, and the industry fundamentals are weakening. The short - term outlook is wide - range oscillation [20] 3.1.8 Stainless Steel - The expectation of supply contraction increases, and the futures price continues to rise. Futures and spot prices change, and the price of Indonesian nickel ore is affected by the rainy season. Cost support weakens, and the short - term outlook is range - bound oscillation [25] 3.1.9 Tin - Supply disturbances reappear, and tin prices oscillate. Warehouse receipts and spot prices change. The supply from the main producing areas is tight, and the fundamentals are resilient. The outlook is oscillation [26] 3.2行情监测 - The document does not provide specific content for this part, so it is skipped.

Group 1: Market Overview - The international commodity market experienced a rare synchronous movement, with gold prices surging 2.8% to exceed $3,380 per ounce, silver rising 5.32% to $34.73 per ounce, and oil prices increasing by 3.7% for WTI and 3.63% for Brent, reaching three-month highs [1] - This synchronous movement is attributed to a combination of geopolitical risks, expectations of monetary policy shifts, and supply-demand imbalances [1] Group 2: Geopolitical and Trade Tensions - The escalation of geopolitical uncertainty is driven by Ukraine's attack on Russian airbases and the deadlock in Iran's nuclear negotiations, which has heightened risk perceptions [2] - Former U.S. President Trump's proposal to raise tariffs on steel and aluminum to 50% has reignited global trade tensions, further fueling market anxiety and increasing demand for traditional safe-haven assets like gold and silver [2] Group 3: Supply-Demand Dynamics and Currency Impact - The oil market faces multiple supply-side shocks, including OPEC+'s agreement to increase production by 411,000 barrels per day, but actual increases may be lower due to dissent from countries like Russia [3] - Demand is bolstered by the summer travel peak in the Northern Hemisphere and strong recovery in major economies like China, supporting the oil market fundamentals [3] - A weaker U.S. dollar enhances the attractiveness of dollar-denominated commodities, with the dollar index hitting its lowest level in 2023, prompting speculative short positions to cover and driving prices higher [4] Group 4: Market Outlook - Short-term market movements will be influenced by new negotiations between Russia and Ukraine, OPEC+ internal dynamics, and U.S. non-farm payroll data [5] - In the medium to long term, gold remains a valuable asset amid trade tensions and debt ceiling risks, while oil prices will depend on the rebalancing of supply and demand [5]

Short-term Downward Factors - International gold prices are under adjustment pressure, with potential for further declines in the short term [2] - Gold prices have broken below the key support level of $3200, with short-term support shifting to the $3150 - $3160 range [3] - If gold prices effectively drop below $3150, it may trigger programmatic selling, potentially reaching the psychological level of $3100 [3] Short-term Support or Rebound Factors - Despite the current bearish market sentiment, there is a possibility of short-term price recovery due to the Stochastic Oscillator being in the oversold region, indicating potential for a rebound [3] - Geopolitical uncertainties, such as the ongoing economic tensions between the US and China, may trigger safe-haven demand, supporting gold prices [3] - Central banks globally have shown a trend of net gold purchases, with 244 tons bought in Q1 2025, providing solid support for gold prices [3] Medium to Long-term Trend Analysis - Goldman Sachs maintains a target price of $3700 for gold by the end of 2025, with an extreme scenario suggesting a rise to $4500 [2] - Morgan Stanley warns that if the US economy does not "land," gold prices could plummet to $2700 [2] - Citic Securities forecasts that COMEX gold will range between $3000 and $3250 for the entire year [2] - The long-term outlook for gold remains positive due to stable demand driven by central bank purchases and the weakening of the US dollar's credit [3]