1. Report Industry Investment Rating - No information provided in the given content. 2. Core Viewpoints of the Report - Due to the unclear situation of the geopolitical conflict, investors are advised to be cautious about risk assets in the short term. The global stagflation expectation faces significant uncertain fluctuations, and attention should be paid to the potential adverse impact of the repeated geopolitical situation on risk assets. It is relatively recommended to allocate TS and TF, while being vigilant about the drag that the further deterioration of market risk appetite may bring to the stock index, non - ferrous metals, and precious metals sectors [1]. 3. Summary by Relevant Catalogs 3.1 Overseas Macroeconomics - The situation of the Iranian geopolitical conflict continues to affect the financial market, and the war situation has fluctuated. On March 26, the Israeli Defense Forces launched a series of large - scale attacks on the infrastructure in Isfahan, increasing market concerns about the further escalation of the war. Iran has responded to the US's 15 - point cease - fire proposal through an intermediary, but believes the US's negotiation stance is part of a "third deception" plan. The market's expectation of the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz has been dashed, resulting in a rebound in oil prices and a decline in major assets. The negotiation may still be in the intermediary - mediated stage, and it is difficult to reach a complete agreement quickly in the short term [1]. 3.2 Domestic Macroeconomics - The "15th Five - Year Plan" outlines an increase in the target for the added value of the core digital economy industries on the basis of the "14th Five - Year Plan" indicator framework, and adds indicators related to people's livelihood, childcare, elderly care, and green non - fossil energy. It also prioritizes the rectification of involution - style competition and the promotion of carbon peak work, and improves the unified market and dual - carbon assessment and certification systems. The current domestic macro - economy is generally stable and has entered the verification period of fundamental reality. The domestic port container throughput and the CRB index are at seasonal highs, indicating that external demand remains resilient [1]. 3.3 Asset Views - Due to the unclear geopolitical conflict situation, investors are advised to be cautious about risk assets in the short term. Be vigilant about the potential adverse impact of the repeated geopolitical situation on risk assets. The stock index, non - ferrous metals, and precious metals sectors need to be vigilant about the drag that the further deterioration of market risk appetite may bring, and it is relatively recommended to allocate TS and TF [1]. 3.4 Market Conditions of Various Sectors - **Financial Sector**: Geopolitical disturbances continue, and risk appetite tightens. Stock index futures are affected by strong geopolitical risks and are in a volatile state; stock index options have a slight increase in implied volatility and are also in a volatile state; treasury bond futures have improved sentiment due to safe - haven demand and loose capital, and are in a volatile state [4]. - **Precious Metals Sector**: In the short term, they are in a volatile state, and attention should be paid to the risk of repeated conflicts. Gold and silver are affected by the repeated geopolitical situation, which raises inflation concerns, but the spot drive of silver is still weak, and both are in a volatile state [4]. - **Shipping Sector**: The opening freight rate of MSK has decreased month - on - month. The spot market has declined, and the passage through the strait may improve marginally. The container shipping European line is in a weakly volatile state [4]. - **Black Building Materials Sector**: The cost support has weakened, and the prices are falling from high levels. Steel, iron ore, coke, coking coal, silicon iron, manganese silicon, glass, and soda ash are all in a volatile state, affected by factors such as cost, production, and inventory [4]. - **Non - ferrous Metals and New Materials Sector**: Pessimistic sentiment has eased, and basic metals are oscillating and rising. Copper, aluminum, zinc, lead, nickel, stainless steel, tin, industrial silicon, and polysilicon are all in a volatile state, affected by factors such as supply, demand, and policies [4]. - **Energy and Chemical Sector**: The energy shortage continues to affect the market, and the chemical industry continues to oscillate and consolidate. Crude oil, LPG, asphalt, high - sulfur fuel oil, low - sulfur fuel oil, methanol, urea, ethylene glycol, PX, PTA, short - fiber, bottle chips, propylene, PP, plastic, styrene, PVC, and caustic soda are all in a volatile state, affected by factors such as geopolitical situation, supply, and demand [5][6]. - **Agricultural Sector**: The supply of pig sources is sufficient, and the price continues to fall. Grains, oils, livestock, and other agricultural products such as grains, oils, and livestock are in a volatile state, affected by factors such as production, demand, and policies. Among them, the price of live pigs continues to fall, and it is in a weakly volatile state [5][6]. 3.5 Market Fluctuation Data - **Financial Market**: On March 26, 2026, stock index futures such as CSI 300, SSE 50, CSI 500, and CSI 1000 all declined; treasury bond futures such as 2 - year, 5 - year, 10 - year, and 30 - year showed different degrees of increase; the US dollar index increased, and the US dollar intermediate price also changed; interest rates such as the 7 - day inter - bank pledged repo rate and the 10 - year Chinese government bond yield also changed [8]. - **Industry Index**: On March 26, 2026, most industries in the CITIC Industry Index declined, with industries such as national defense and military industry, non - ferrous metals, and electronics having relatively large declines, while industries such as coal and oil and petrochemicals had slight increases [9][10]. - **Overseas Commodities**: On March 25, 2026, energy commodities such as NYMEX WTI crude oil and ICE Brent oil declined; precious metals such as COMEX gold and COMEX silver increased; non - ferrous metals such as LME copper and LME aluminum had different trends; agricultural products such as CBOT soybeans and CBOT corn increased [11][12]. - **Domestic Commodities**: On March 26, 2026, shipping, precious metals, non - ferrous metals, black building materials, energy and chemicals, and agricultural products all showed different degrees of price fluctuations. For example, the container shipping European line increased, while gold and silver declined [13][14][15].

Report Industry Investment Rating No relevant content provided. Core Views of the Report - Geopolitical conflict situation remains unclear, and investors are advised to be cautious about risk assets in the short term. The global stagflation expectation faces significant uncertainty and volatility, and attention should be paid to the potential adverse impact of the recurrence of the geopolitical situation on risk assets. It is relatively recommended to allocate TS and TF [1]. Summary by Relevant Catalogs Overseas Macroeconomics - The geopolitical situation in Iran continues to affect the financial market. The US has proposed a 15 - point plan to Iran for a comprehensive cease - fire, but Iran has not clearly responded, and the negotiation may still be in the intermediary - matchmaking stage. The probability of the tail risk of further deterioration of the situation has slightly decreased [1]. Domestic Macroeconomics - The "15th Five - Year Plan"纲要 has adjusted the target of the added value of the core industries of the digital economy, added indicators related to people's livelihood, childcare, elderly care, and green non - fossil energy, and improved relevant systems. The current domestic macro - economy is generally stable, and the external demand remains resilient [1]. Asset Views - Due to the unclear geopolitical conflict situation, investors are advised to be cautious about risk assets in the short term. The stock index, non - ferrous metals, and precious metals sectors need to be vigilant against the drag caused by the further deterioration of market risk appetite. It is relatively recommended to allocate TS and TF [1]. Market Conditions of Various Sectors Financial Sector - Stock index futures continue to rebound, but the divergence between long and short positions intensifies; stock index options' implied volatility continues to decline, and the term structure improves; bond markets fluctuate narrowly, and attention should be paid to the US - Iran negotiation. Gold and silver show a trend of oscillating strongly in the short term due to the US releasing peace - negotiation signals [4]. Shipping Sector - The spot market of container shipping on the European line has declined, and the passage through the strait may improve marginally. The freight rate of MSK has decreased month - on - month [4]. Black Building Materials Sector - The cost support of steel and iron ore has loosened, and the disk performance is under pressure; the cost of coke continues to rise, and the expectation of price increase is strong; the auction of coking coal continues to rise, and the disk fluctuates at a high level; the energy valuation of ferrosilicon and manganese silicon has bottomed out and rebounded [4]. Non - ferrous and New Materials Sector - The pessimistic sentiment has eased, and the basic metals have stopped falling and oscillated. The prices of aluminum, nickel, and stainless steel show a trend of oscillating strongly [4]. Energy and Chemical Sector - The geopolitical situation in the Middle East remains deadlocked, and the energy and chemical products continue to oscillate at a high level. The prices of various products such as crude oil, LPG, and methanol are in an oscillating state [5]. Agricultural Sector - There is a co - existence of weak reality and strong expectation. The double - meal market is weak in the near term and strong in the long term. The prices of various agricultural products such as grains, livestock, and rubber are mostly in an oscillating state [5]. Market Fluctuation Data Financial Market - On March 25, 2026, the daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, and annual fluctuations of stock index futures, treasury bond futures, foreign exchange, and interest rates are presented. For example, the daily increase of CSI 300 futures is 1.6%, and the weekly decrease is 0.81% [7]. Industry Index - On March 25, 2026, the daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, and annual fluctuations of various industry indexes are shown. For example, the daily increase of the non - ferrous metals industry index is 3.01%, and the monthly decrease is 18.55% [8][9]. Overseas Commodities - On March 24, 2026, the daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, and annual fluctuations of overseas energy, precious metals, non - ferrous metals, and agricultural products are presented. For example, the daily increase of NYMEX WTI crude oil is 0.3%, and the weekly decrease is 9.89% [10][11]. Domestic Main Commodities - On March 25, 2026, the daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, and annual fluctuations of domestic shipping, precious metals, non - ferrous metals, black building materials, energy and chemical products, and agricultural products are shown. For example, the daily decrease of container shipping on the European line is 2.78%, and the monthly increase is 51.86% [12][13][14].

Group 1: Energy and Chemicals - Crude oil: The crude oil主力 closed at 814.9, up 8.48% from the previous settlement of 751.2, with a trading volume of 197,074 hands and an increase of 43,359 hands. The crude oil指数 closed at 794.5, up 8.79% from 730.3, with a trading volume of 265,761 hands and an increase of 62,124 hands. The Oman crude oil price rose from 598 to 619 [2][3]. - PTA: The PTA主力 closed at 6,834, down 0.87% from 6,894, with a trading volume of 1,965,842 hands and an increase of 145,254 hands. The PTA指数 closed at 6,784, down 0.57% from 6,823, with a trading volume of 2,649,896 hands and an increase of 260,677 hands. The PTA cash - flow cost decreased from 6,976 to 6,834 [2][4]. - PX: The PX主力 closed at 9,914, down 1.08% from 10,022, with a trading volume of 767,082 hands and an increase of 4,190 hands. The PX指数 closed at 9,806, down 0.37% from 9,842, with a trading volume of 929,138 hands and an increase of 19,403 hands [2]. - Rubber: The rubber主力 closed at 16,090, down 2.51% from 16,505, with a trading volume of 303,515 hands and an increase of 4,638 hands. The rubber指数 closed at 16,081, down 2.44% from 16,484, with a trading volume of 402,387 hands and an increase of 18,440 hands [2]. - NR: The NR主力 closed at 12,925, down 2.08% from 13,200, with a trading volume of 80,077 hands and an increase of 9,757 hands. The NR指数 closed at 12,954, down 2.02% from 13,221, with a trading volume of 107,591 hands and an increase of 13,756 hands [2]. Group 2: Building Materials - Glass: The glass主力 closed at 1,065, down 1.30% from 1,079, with a trading volume of 896,639 hands and a decrease of 22,260 hands. The glass指数 closed at 1,100, down 1.17% from 1,113, with a trading volume of 1,083,811 hands and a decrease of 14,627 hands [8]. - Soda ash: The soda ash主力 closed at 1,217, down 0.73% from 1,226, with a trading volume of 804,935 hands and a decrease of 91,426 hands. The soda ash指数 closed at 1,240, down 0.56% from 1,247, with a trading volume of 1,099,782 hands and a decrease of 68,595 hands [8]. - Methanol: The methanol主力 closed at 3,182, up 8.64% from 2,929, with a trading volume of 3,079,462 hands and an increase of 397,346 hands. The methanol指数 closed at 3,099, up 8.17% from 2,865, with a trading volume of 3,715,602 hands and an increase of 527,571 hands [8]. - PP: The PP主力 closed at 9,158, up 4.90% from 8,730, with a trading volume of 1,188,717 hands and an increase of 242,930 hands. The PP指数 closed at 8,927, up 5.02% from 8,500, with a trading volume of 1,514,932 hands and an increase of 336,372 hands [8]. Group 3: Non - ferrous Metals - Copper: The Shanghai copper主力 closed at 94,420, down 4.52% from 98,890, with a trading volume of 205,963 hands and an increase of 99,300 hands [13]. - Aluminum: The Shanghai aluminum主力 closed at 24,180, down 2.64% from 24,835, with a trading volume of 460,368 hands and an increase of 173,095 hands [13]. - Zinc: The Shanghai zinc主力 closed at 22,690, down 3.16% from 23,430, with a trading volume of 104,476 hands and an increase of 356 hands [13]. - Nickel: The Shanghai nickel主力 closed at 131,550, down 2.94% from 135,540, with a trading volume of 398,352 hands and an increase of 137,766 hands [13]. - Tin: The Shanghai tin主力 closed at 345,730, down 6.61% from 370,220, with a trading volume of 233,994 hands and an increase of 35,630 hands [13]. - Alumina: The alumina主力 closed at 3,027, down 1.24% from 3,065, with a trading volume of 980,718 hands and a decrease of 34,778 hands [13]. - Industrial silicon: The industrial silicon主力 closed at 8,285, down 1.78% from 8,435, with a trading volume of 172,736 hands and a decrease of 33,633 hands [13]. - Lithium carbonate: The lithium carbonate主力 closed at 142,600, down 6.37% from 152,300, with a trading volume of 288,571 hands and an increase of 82,682 hands [13]. Group 4: Agricultural Products - Live pigs: The live pig基差 increased from - 375 to - 235, and the pig - grain ratio decreased from 4.3976 to 4.3352 [17][18]. - Corn: The corn基差 decreased from - 49 to - 84 [17]. - Soybean meal: The soybean meal基差 decreased from 314 to 308 [17]. - Rapeseed meal: The rapeseed meal基差 increased from 217 to 237 [17]. - Soybean oil: The soybean oil基差 decreased from 310 to 274, and the soybean oil - palm oil spread decreased from - 1,152 to - 1,180 [17][18]. - Rapeseed oil: The rapeseed oil基差 increased from 590 to 626, and the rapeseed oil - palm oil spread decreased from 88 to 58 [17][18]. - Palm oil: The palm oil基差 decreased from 168 to 74 [17]. - Eggs: The egg基差 increased from - 150 to - 117 [17]. Group 5: Other Commodities - Sugar: The sugar closed at 5,417, up 0.74% from 5,377, with a trading volume of 337,734 hands and a decrease of 31,600 hands [20]. - Cotton: The Zhengzhou cotton closed at 15,150, down 0.98% from 15,300, with a trading volume of 347,047 hands and a decrease of 162,198 hands [20]. - Cotton yarn: The cotton yarn closed at 21,285, down 0.42% from 21,375, with a trading volume of 10,269 hands and a decrease of 274 hands [20]. - Apples: The apples closed at 10,611, up 4.76% from 10,129, with a trading volume of 157,849 hands and an increase of 81,362 hands [20]. - Jujubes: The jujubes closed at 8,825, down 0.62% from 8,880, with a trading volume of 97,800 hands and a decrease of 62,124 hands [20]. - Corn starch: The corn starch closed at 2,719, unchanged from the previous day, with a trading volume of 113,758 hands and an increase of 1,468 hands [20]. - European line container freight: The European line container freight closed at 1,915, down 1.45% from 1,943, with a trading volume of 24,435 hands and a decrease of 7,601 hands [20].

1. Report's Industry Investment Rating - The report downgrades the previous overweight rating of stock indices, non - ferrous metals, and precious metals to equal - weight in the short term, and relatively recommends allocating TS and TF [1] 2. Core Viewpoints of the Report - Overseas macro: The market is pricing in the possibility of a sustained high - oil - price environment, increasing concerns about economic stagflation in the US in Q1. The overseas macro logic may shift from "soft landing" expectations driven by looser liquidity to the arrival time and magnitude of "inflation" and the possibility and time of the transition from "inflation" to "stagflation". Although inflation data is favorable for stronger rate - cut expectations, rising oil prices make short - term policy paths more cautious [1] - Domestic macro: After the important meeting, the domestic macro situation enters the verification period of fundamental reality. This week's domestic data on exports, inflation, and finance are relatively good, increasing the probability of a "good start" in Q1. Exports have a strong start, core CPI continues to strengthen, PPI recovery rate is high, and corporate medium - and long - term loans provide significant support. The focus is on the repair progress of domestic demand investment, the impact of imported inflation on the domestic price structure, and the sustainability of export resilience [1] - Asset views: Investors are advised to be cautious about risk assets in the short term and control the investment portfolio position. The previous overweight rating of stock indices, non - ferrous metals, and precious metals is downgraded to equal - weight, and TS and TF are relatively recommended [1] 3. Summary by Relevant Catalogs 3.1 Morning Meeting Summary - **Financial sector**: Stock index futures show resilience throughout the day, with short - term judgment of oscillation; stock index options focus on call option defense, with short - term judgment of oscillation; treasury bond futures are disturbed by inflation concerns, with short - term judgment of oscillation [4] - **Precious metals**: Gold and silver prices are affected by rising oil prices suppressing rate - cut expectations, with short - term judgment of oscillation [4] - **Shipping**: The traffic volume of ships in the Strait of Hormuz remains low, and the short - term judgment of container shipping on the European line is weakly oscillating [4] - **Black building materials**: There is a game between reality and expectations, mainly in an oscillating state. For example, steel has cost support, iron ore's shipping and arrival rhythm fluctuate, and coke and coking coal have different supply - demand situations [4] - **Non - ferrous and new materials**: Oil price fluctuations dominate the market, and basic metals continue to oscillate. For example, copper prices are under pressure due to the rising US dollar index, and aluminum prices are strongly oscillating due to supply disturbances [4] - **Energy and chemicals**: Gulf oil - producing countries continue to cut production, and crude oil and chemicals remain at a high level and oscillate. For example, crude oil has a shortage expectation, and LPG supply is tightening [4][5] - **Agriculture**: Palm oil leads the rise in oils, and double - meal is adjusted at a high level. For example, corn futures are consolidating at a high level, and pig prices are weakening [5] 3.2 Financial Market Price Changes - **Stock indices**: On March 16, 2026, the daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, and annual price changes of CSI 300 futures, SSE 50 futures, CSI 500 futures, and CSI 1000 futures are different [7] - **Treasury bonds**: The price changes of 2 - year, 5 - year, 10 - year, and 30 - year treasury bond futures are provided, as well as the price changes of the US dollar index, US dollar intermediate price, etc. [7] 3.3 CITIC Industry Index Price Changes - On March 16, 2026, different industries in the CITIC industry index have different daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, and annual price changes, such as the rise of the agricultural, forestry, animal husbandry, and fishery industry and the decline of the non - ferrous metal industry [8][9] 3.4 Overseas Commodity Price Changes - On March 13, 2026, energy, precious metals, non - ferrous metals, and agricultural products in overseas commodities have different price changes. For example, NYMEX WTI crude oil has a significant increase, while COMEX gold has a decline [10][11] 3.5 Domestic Main Commodity Price Changes - On March 16, 2026, shipping, precious metals, non - ferrous metals, black building materials, energy chemicals, and agricultural products in domestic commodities have different price changes. For example, the container shipping on the European line has a decline, while crude oil has a significant increase [12][13][14]

1. Report Industry Investment Rating - The report downgrades the previous recommendation of over - allocating stock indices, non - ferrous metals, and precious metals to equal - weight, and relatively recommends allocating TS and TF [1]. 2. Core Viewpoints of the Report - In the domestic commodity futures market, most contracts closed higher, with energy products leading the gains. Low - sulfur fuel oil rose 14.83%, and other sectors also showed different trends [1]. - For the US dollar monetary policy expectations, it's important to judge the stage of the current geopolitical conflict, which affects the market's long - term inflation and economic judgments. The Fed will respond when long - term inflation expectations change. It's too early to discuss the duration of the war, and a neutral scenario is recommended as the benchmark for asset allocation [1]. - After the release of the "Report", the market's policy expectations for the first half of the year will gradually converge, and then shift to the verification stage of real data [1]. - In the short term, the performance of stock indices may enter a shock - adjustment period, and non - ferrous metals and precious metals may be affected by the unfalsifiable expectation of tightened monetary conditions. Investors are advised to pay attention to geopolitical events and domestic economic data before re - evaluating asset cost - effectiveness and portfolio construction strategies [1]. 3. Summary by Relevant Catalogs 3.1 Market Conditions - **Domestic Commodity Futures**: Most contracts closed higher, with energy products leading the gains. Low - sulfur fuel oil rose 14.83%, asphalt in chemicals rose 5.68%, PVC in non - metallic building materials rose 4.40%, the container shipping index (European line) in shipping futures rose 3.07%, palm oil in oils and fats rose 2.43%, coking coal in the black series rose 2.13%, eggs in agricultural and sideline products rose 0.58%, industrial silicon in new energy materials rose 0.41%, Shanghai silver in precious metals fell 2.51%, and Shanghai tin in base metals fell 0.89% [1]. - **Financial Market**: The CSI 300 futures fell 0.5%, the SSE 50 futures fell 0.52%, the CSI 500 futures fell 0.74%, and the CSI 1000 futures fell 0.46%. The 2 - year Treasury bond futures rose 0.01%, the 5 - year Treasury bond futures rose 0.01%, the 10 - year Treasury bond futures rose 0.03%, and the 30 - year Treasury bond futures rose 0.05%. The US dollar index rose 0.32%, and other indices also showed different changes [7]. - **Industry Index**: The agricultural, forestry, animal husbandry, and fishery index rose 1.24%, the national defense and military industry index fell 2.39%, and other industry indices also had different daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, and annual changes [8][9]. - **Overseas Commodities**: NYMEX WTI crude oil rose 5.94%, ICE Brent crude oil rose 6.64%, COMEX gold fell 1.11%, and other overseas commodities also showed different price changes [10][11]. - **Domestic Main Commodities**: The container shipping index (European line) rose 3.2%, gold fell 0.34%, silver fell 0.88%, and other domestic commodities also had different price fluctuations [12][13][14]. 3.2 Asset Views - **Stock Indices**: Due to the convergence of policy boost expectations and overseas event shocks, stock indices may enter a shock - adjustment period, and it's necessary to observe domestic economic data to form the next round of trend [1]. - **Non - ferrous Metals and Precious Metals**: Constrained by the unfalsifiable expectation of tightened monetary conditions, their performance may be affected [1]. - **TS, TF**: Relatively recommended for allocation [1]. 3.3 Short - term Judgment of Each Variety - **Financial**: Stock index futures are expected to be shock - strong, stock index options are expected to be shock, and Treasury bond futures are expected to be shock [4]. - **Precious Metals**: Gold and silver are expected to be shock [4]. - **Shipping**: The container shipping European line is expected to be shock [4]. - **Black Building Materials**: Steel, iron ore, coke, coking coal, etc., are mostly expected to be shock, with some varieties having a shock - weak tendency [4]. - **Non - ferrous Metals and New Materials**: Most varieties are expected to be shock, with some having a shock - strong tendency [4]. - **Energy and Chemicals**: Most varieties are expected to be shock, with some having a shock - strong tendency [5]. - **Agriculture**: Oils, grains, and other varieties have different short - term trends, such as shock - strong, shock - weak, etc. [5].

Report Industry Investment Rating No relevant information provided. Core Viewpoints of the Report - The 2026 economic work is focused on improving quality and efficiency, with most risk assets rebounding. Overseas, attention should be paid to the Middle East situation, while domestically, focus on the release of the "15th Five - Year Plan" [1]. - Overseas consumption confidence is recovering, industrial orders are showing a mixed trend, and geopolitical and institutional risks are rising. In the US, consumer confidence is rebounding, and core capital expenditure remains resilient, supporting industrial metals. However, policy discussions and geopolitical tensions in the Middle East are increasing risk premiums [1]. - The 2026 Government Work Report has five key points: a slightly lower economic growth target, stable fiscal and monetary policies, expanding domestic demand as a key task, highlighting the "dual - carbon" goal, and continuing the "anti - involution" work. Relevant equity and commodity assets in new and old infrastructure, consumption, and green transformation are worth noting [1]. - In terms of asset allocation, the focus is on structure, and it is necessary to distinguish whether conflicts spill over. If the war does not expand, non - ferrous metals and mid - cap styles have relative advantages; if the conflict expands, risk assets will be under pressure, while precious metals and energy will see an increase in safe - haven premiums. Currently, non - ferrous metals and precious metals are overweight, bonds are neutral with short - term bonds preferred, equities focus on mid - cap styles, iron ore is underweight in the black sector, and the energy and chemical sector should pay attention to the transmission rhythm of oil prices [1]. Summary by Relevant Catalogs Overseas Macroeconomy - In February, US consumer confidence rebounded, indicating consumption resilience and limiting the space for "recession trading." In December, the total factory orders declined, but excluding transportation, they increased. Non - defense capital goods (excluding aircraft) continued to expand, and core capital expenditure remained resilient, which supported industrial metals [1]. - Policy discussions around the Wash nominee are intensifying, and the risk premium is affecting the pricing of the US dollar and interest rates. Coupled with the intensification of the US - Iran situation and Israeli air strikes on Iran, the Middle East situation is heating up, pushing up energy and safe - haven premiums [1]. Domestic Macroeconomy - The 2026 Government Work Report has five key points: a slightly lower economic growth target is in line with the requirement of improving economic quality and efficiency; fiscal and monetary policies are generally stable; expanding domestic demand may be the key task this year, with new and old infrastructure and consumption upgrading as the main focuses; the "dual - carbon" goal remains prominent, and the demand for green transformation - related commodities is broad; the "anti - involution" work will continue, aiming to ensure economic quality improvement and efficiency enhancement [1]. Asset Views - If the war does not expand further and energy production, transportation, and the passage of the strait are not substantially affected, non - ferrous metals and mid - cap styles still have relative advantages. If the conflict expands and affects global risk appetite, risk assets will be under pressure in the short term, equities and industrial metals will face pressure, and the safe - haven premiums of precious metals and energy will further increase [1]. - Currently, non - ferrous metals and precious metals are recommended to be over - allocated, bonds are generally neutral with short - term bonds preferred, equities focus on mid - cap styles, iron ore in the black sector is under - allocated, and the energy and chemical sector should pay attention to the transmission rhythm of oil prices [1]. Market Conditions of Various Varieties - **Financial Sector**: Stock index futures, stock index options, and treasury bond futures are all expected to fluctuate. Gold and silver are expected to fluctuate strongly due to geopolitical conflicts and other factors [1][4]. - **Shipping Sector**: Container shipping on the European route is expected to fluctuate due to geopolitical uncertainties [4]. - **Black Building Materials Sector**: Steel, iron ore, coke, and other varieties are expected to fluctuate, with factors such as cost, production, and policy affecting the market [4]. - **Non - ferrous and New Materials Sector**: Most non - ferrous metals are expected to fluctuate, with factors such as supply concerns, the US dollar index, and geopolitical conflicts influencing the prices [4]. - **Energy and Chemical Sector**: Crude oil, LPG, asphalt, and other varieties are expected to fluctuate, with geopolitical situations and supply - demand relationships being the main influencing factors [4][5]. - **Agricultural Sector**: Oils, protein meals, and other agricultural products are expected to fluctuate, with factors such as trade, weather, and policies affecting the market [5]. Market Fluctuations - **Financial Market**: On March 5, 2026, the CSI 300 futures rose 0.7%, the Shanghai - Shenzhen 50 futures rose 0.33%, and the 2 - year treasury bond futures fell 0.02%. The US dollar index fell 0.27% [7]. - **Industry Index**: On March 5, 2026, the machinery industry index rose 1.46%, the electronic industry index rose 2.01%, and the national defense and military industry index rose 0.51% [8][9]. - **Overseas Commodities**: On March 4, 2026, NYMEX WTI crude oil rose 2.08%, ICE Brent crude oil rose 1.45%, and COMEX gold rose 0.54% [10][11]. - **Domestic Commodities**: On March 5, 2026, the container shipping on the European route fell 9.78%, domestic gold fell 0.08%, and domestic crude oil rose 0.51% [12][13].

Report Industry Investment Rating No relevant content provided. Core Viewpoints of the Report - Overseas consumption confidence is recovering, industrial orders are showing differentiation, and geopolitical and institutional risks are rising. The overall situation is one of "growth not stalling, policy and geopolitical risks rising". In the US, consumer confidence in February showed consumption resilience, restricting the space for "recession trading". Factory orders in December declined in total but increased after excluding transportation, and core capital expenditure remained resilient, supporting industrial metals. Meanwhile, policy discussions around certain candidates are fermenting, and the Middle - East situation is heating up, pushing up energy and risk - aversion premiums [1]. - In China, policy coordination is strengthening, high - frequency consumption data is positive, and the real - estate market is showing marginal improvement. Fiscal and monetary injections in February were higher than seasonal levels, with a stable liquidity environment beneficial for short - term interest rates. Exports are stable, and consumption during the Spring Festival was active, which may support domestic demand and mid - cap structural opportunities. The real - estate market is still at a low level, but there are signs of a slight rebound in listing prices in first - and second - tier cities, and the signal of policy optimization is strengthening. The increase in special bond quotas is accompanied by a change in investment structure, and the physical elasticity of infrastructure may be lower than the nominal scale, providing limited support for the black chain [1]. - In terms of asset allocation, a structural approach is still recommended, but it is necessary to distinguish whether the conflict will spill over. If the war does not expand further and energy production, transportation, and Strait passage are not substantially affected, non - ferrous metals and mid - cap styles still have relative advantages. If the conflict expands and impacts global risk appetite, risk assets will be temporarily affected, with equities and industrial metals under pressure, while the risk - aversion premiums of precious metals and energy will further increase. Currently, non - ferrous metals and precious metals are recommended to be over - allocated, government bonds are generally neutral with a preference for short - term bonds, equities should focus on mid - cap styles, iron ore in the black chain should be under - allocated, and the energy - chemical sector should pay attention to the transmission rhythm of oil prices to the chemical chain [1]. Summary by Relevant Catalogs Overseas Macroeconomy - Consumer confidence: In February, the US Conference Board's consumer confidence rebounded, indicating that consumption resilience remains, restricting the space for "recession trading" [1]. - Industrial orders: In December, the total factory orders declined, but after excluding transportation, they increased. Non - defense capital goods (excluding aircraft) continued to expand, and core capital expenditure remained resilient, which supported industrial metals [1]. - Policy and geopolitical risks: Policy discussions around certain candidates are fermenting, affecting the pricing of the US dollar and interest rates. The Middle - East situation is heating up due to the US's strengthened stance on Iran and Israeli air strikes on Iran, pushing up energy and risk - aversion premiums [1]. Domestic Macroeconomy - Policy and liquidity: Fiscal and monetary injections in February were higher than seasonal levels, creating a stable liquidity environment that is beneficial for short - term interest rates [1]. - Consumption and exports: Exports are stable. Consumption during the Spring Festival was active, and the social retail sales from January to February may be better than expected, which can support domestic demand and mid - cap structural opportunities [1]. - Real - estate market: Real - estate transactions are still at a low level, but listing prices in first - and second - tier cities have slightly rebounded, and the signal of policy optimization is strengthening. However, the sustainability of the recovery remains to be observed [1]. - Infrastructure: The special bond quota has been increased, but the investment structure has changed. The physical elasticity of infrastructure may be lower than the nominal scale, providing limited support for the black chain [1]. Asset Views - General principle: Asset allocation should be based on a structural approach, and it is necessary to distinguish whether the conflict will spill over [1]. - Asset allocation suggestions: Currently, non - ferrous metals and precious metals are recommended to be over - allocated, government bonds are generally neutral with a preference for short - term bonds, equities should focus on mid - cap styles, iron ore in the black chain should be under - allocated, and the energy - chemical sector should pay attention to the transmission rhythm of oil prices to the chemical chain [1]. Market Performance of Various Sectors (Based on Tables) Financial Market - Stock index futures: Entered the position adjustment observation period, with concerns about the inflow of incremental funds and the credit risk of AI enterprises. The short - term trend is expected to be volatile [4]. - Stock index options: The options market is trading with the expectation of a medium - to long - term slow - rise. Attention should be paid to the liquidity of the options market, and the short - term trend is expected to be volatile [4]. - Government bond futures: Institutions are cautious before the "Two Sessions", and the bond market has declined. The implementation of monetary policy should be monitored, and the short - term trend is expected to be volatile [4]. - Precious metals: Gold and silver prices are expected to be volatile and slightly stronger, with fluctuations increasing. Geopolitical conflicts are driving up the risk - aversion premium of gold, and the delivery pressure of silver in March has eased [4]. Shipping - Container shipping on the European route: Due to the tense geopolitical situation, there is an expectation of price increases in the spot market. The short - term trend is expected to be volatile and slightly stronger, and attention should be paid to geopolitical events, the traffic volume through the Strait of Hormuz, the Middle - East situation, and the opening of spot market cabins [4]. Black Building Materials - Steel products: After the Spring Festival, both supply and demand are weak, and the futures market has limited upward momentum. The short - term trend is expected to be volatile, and attention should be paid to the progress of special bond issuance, steel exports, and pig - iron production [4]. - Iron ore: Shipments remain high, and arrivals have slightly decreased. The short - term trend is expected to be volatile and slightly weaker, and attention should be paid to overseas mine production and shipments, domestic pig - iron production, weather conditions, port ore inventory changes, and policy dynamics [4]. - Other products: Coke, coking coal, silicon iron, manganese silicon, glass, and soda ash are all expected to have volatile short - term trends. Different factors such as steel mill production, raw material costs, and inventory replenishment should be monitored [4]. Non - ferrous Metals and New Materials - Most non - ferrous metals: Due to the US - Iran military conflict, there are concerns about supply disruptions. Most non - ferrous metals are expected to have a volatile and slightly upward short - term trend, but different factors such as supply disruptions, policy changes, and demand recovery should be considered for each metal [4]. - Other products: Industrial silicon, polysilicon, and lithium carbonate also have their own influencing factors, and their short - term trends are expected to be volatile [4]. Energy and Chemicals - Most energy and chemical products: Affected by the US - Iran situation, the prices of most energy and chemical products are expected to be volatile and slightly stronger. Different factors such as OPEC+ production policies, geopolitical situations, and raw material prices should be considered for each product [5]. - Other products: Asphalt, high - sulfur fuel oil, low - sulfur fuel oil, and some other products also have their own influencing factors, and their short - term trends are expected to be volatile [5]. Agriculture - Most agricultural products: Affected by the US - Iran conflict, the prices of most oil - price - sensitive agricultural products are expected to be volatile. Different factors such as trade policies, weather conditions, and production and demand should be considered for each product [5]. - Other products: Some products such as paper pulp, double - gum paper, and logs also have their own influencing factors, and their short - term trends are expected to be volatile [6].

Core Insights - The commodity market is transitioning from a "broad increase" to "structural differentiation," with funds shifting towards undervalued sectors with solid fundamentals [1][3] - The historical divergence between "green metals" (copper, lithium, nickel) and traditional energy (crude oil, coal) has become a defining feature of the current market [3][4] - The current commodity cycle is characterized by a unique combination of financial and strategic attributes, driven by structural narratives rather than traditional economic growth [7][12] Market Dynamics - The supply-demand relationship for green metals is tight due to rigid supply and explosive demand, while traditional energy faces relaxed supply and slowing demand [3][4] - The global supply chain is shifting from "efficiency-first" globalization to "security-first" regionalization, impacting commodity pricing and availability [4][20] - Recent price movements, such as a 30% increase in LME copper prices in January 2026, reflect the new characteristics of the market [4] Historical Context - The current commodity cycle shows similarities to the 1970s, with a focus on the restructuring of the global monetary system and ongoing supply chain disruptions [11][12] - The previous commodity supercycle was driven by China's industrialization and urbanization, while the current cycle is influenced by AI infrastructure and green transitions [7][12] Investment Opportunities - Investors are advised to focus on the fundamental differences among commodities to identify structural opportunities [4][13] - Key commodities to watch include zinc, wheat, iron ore, and platinum, which are expected to perform well in the current market environment [15][24] - The chemical sector is anticipated to see growth due to domestic policy changes and supply optimization, with specific attention to products with strong export expectations [14] Future Outlook - The commodity market is expected to continue exhibiting significant differentiation, with traditional rotation patterns being disrupted [13][24] - The focus on strategic resources like gold, silver, copper, and tin is likely to lead to a scenario where these commodities experience upward price pressure while others may lag [24]

1. Report Industry Investment Rating - No information provided in the content 2. Core Viewpoints of the Report - Domestically, the current situation is "weak reality, stable policies, and strong expectations". The recovery of domestic demand is slow, and the export's marginal support for growth cannot offset the insufficient domestic demand. The price remains low, and the credit repair mainly relies on the government and policy tools. The policy is in the observation and verification stage, and the improvement of physical work and demand is expected to be concentrated in the first quarter. Overall, the short - term domestic fundamentals have limited direct support for risk assets, and the market is waiting for further confirmation of policy effects and data [11]. - Overseas, the demand is weakening marginally, inflation is slowly falling, and policy uncertainty is rising. The US consumption is still resilient but with weakening internal momentum. Core inflation is cooling, but service - item inflation is sticky. The market's focus has shifted to the Fed's leadership change expectation, increasing policy uncertainty and asset - pricing differentiation. However, the overseas macro - environment is still conducive to the resilience of risk assets [11]. - In terms of asset allocation, it is recommended to over - allocate medium - cap style in domestic equities, specifically the CSI 500 stock index futures; keep a neutral position in national bonds and standard - allocate 2 - year national bond futures; standard - allocate precious metals such as gold and silver; over - allocate non - ferrous metals like copper and tin; and adopt a range - trading strategy for the black sector [11]. 3. Summary by Relevant Catalogs 3.1 Financial Market Fluctuations - **Stock Index Futures**: On January 29, 2026, the CSI 300 futures price was 4784, with a daily increase of 0.79%, a weekly increase of 1.59%, and a monthly, quarterly, and annual increase of 4%. The SSE 50 futures price was 3130.4, with a daily increase of 1.78%, a weekly increase of 3.05%, and a monthly, quarterly, and annual increase of 3.48%. The CSI 500 futures price was 8517.6, with a daily decrease of 0.91%, a weekly decrease of 1.62%, and a monthly, quarterly, and annual increase of 15.68%. The CSI 1000 futures price was 8329, with a daily decrease of 0.51%, a weekly decrease of 2.2%, and a monthly, quarterly, and annual increase of 12.01% [2]. - **National Bond Futures**: The 2 - year national bond futures price was 102.394, with no daily change, a weekly decrease of 0.02%, and a monthly, quarterly, and annual decrease of 0.06%. The 5 - year national bond futures price was 105.875, with a daily increase of 0.02%, no weekly change, and a monthly, quarterly, and annual increase of 0.11%. The 10 - year national bond futures price was 108.25, with a daily increase of 0.06%, a weekly increase of 0.05%, and a monthly, quarterly, and annual increase of 0.36%. The 30 - year national bond futures price was 112.17, with a daily increase of 0.08%, a weekly decrease of 0.12%, and a monthly, quarterly, and annual increase of 0.68% [2]. - **Foreign Exchange**: The US dollar index was 95.7725, with a daily decrease of 1.32%, a weekly decrease of 1.78%, and a monthly, quarterly, and annual decrease of 2.54%. The US dollar central parity rate was 6.9481, with a daily decrease of 64 pips, a weekly decrease of 151 pips, and a monthly, quarterly, and annual decrease of 409 pips [2]. - **Interest Rates**: The 7 - day inter - bank pledged repo rate was 1.5479%, with a daily decrease of 3.54 basis points, a weekly increase of 5.44 basis points, and a monthly, quarterly, and annual decrease of 43.42 basis points. The 10 - year Chinese government bond yield was 1.8164%, with a daily decrease of 1.47 basis points, a weekly decrease of 1.34 basis points, and a monthly, quarterly, and annual decrease of 3.09 basis points. The 10 - year US Treasury yield was 4.24%, with a daily increase of 2 basis points [2]. 3.2 Overseas Commodity Fluctuations - **Energy**: On January 28, 2026, NYMEX WTI crude oil price was 63.5, with a daily increase of 1.78%, a weekly increase of 3.62%, and a monthly, quarterly, and annual increase of 10.61%. ICE Brent crude oil price was 67.69, with a daily increase of 1.65%, a weekly increase of 3.44%, and a monthly, quarterly, and annual increase of 11.13%. NYMEX natural gas price was 3.723, with a daily decrease of 2.54%, a weekly increase of 2.2%, and a monthly, quarterly, and annual increase of 0.32%. ICE UK natural gas price was 90.36, with a daily decrease of 1.7%, a weekly decrease of 12.25%, and a monthly, quarterly, and annual increase of 21.11% [5]. - **Precious Metals**: COMEX gold price was 5411, with a daily increase of 4.47%, a weekly increase of 8.59%, and a monthly, quarterly, and annual increase of 24.9%. COMEX silver price was 116.62, with a daily increase of 10.06%, a weekly increase of 12.94%, and a monthly, quarterly, and annual increase of 64.3% [5]. - **Non - ferrous Metals**: LME copper price was 13086.5, with a daily increase of 0.62%, a weekly decrease of 0.32%, and a monthly, quarterly, and annual increase of 4.72%. LME aluminum price was 3257, with a daily increase of 1.56%, a weekly increase of 2.63%, and a monthly, quarterly, and annual increase of 8.68%. LME zinc price was 3364, with a daily increase of 0.39%, a weekly increase of 2.91%, and a monthly, quarterly, and annual increase of 7.61%. LME tin price was 25953, with a daily increase of 1.96%, a weekly decrease of 1.15%, and a monthly, quarterly, and annual increase of 38.26% [5]. - **Agricultural Products**: CBOT soybeans price was 1074.75, with a daily increase of 0.7%, a weekly increase of 0.68%, and a monthly, quarterly, and annual increase of 2.63%. CBOT soybean oil price was 54.35, with a daily decrease of 0.11%, a weekly increase of 0.78%, a monthly decrease of 0.67%, and a quarterly and annual increase of 11.95%. CBOT corn price was 430.75, with a daily increase of 1%, no weekly change, and a monthly, quarterly, and annual decrease of 2.32%. CBOT wheat price was 535.25, with a daily increase of 2.29%, a weekly increase of 0.94%, and a monthly, quarterly, and annual increase of 5.68%. ICE No. 2 cotton price was 63.64, with a daily decrease of 0.3%, a weekly decrease of 0.31%, and a monthly, quarterly, and annual decrease of 1.03% [5]. 3.3 Domestic Commodity Fluctuations - **Shipping**: On January 29, 2026, the freight rate of container shipping on the European route was 1349.09, with a daily increase of 3.21%, a weekly increase of 9.46%, and a monthly, quarterly, and annual decrease of 11.36% [8]. - **Precious Metals**: Gold price was 1250.65, with a daily increase of 5.29%, a weekly increase of 12.02%, and a monthly, quarterly, and annual increase of 27.64%. Silver price was 30452.18, with a daily increase of 4.42%, a weekly increase of 22.06%, and a monthly, quarterly, and annual increase of 78.31% [8]. - **Energy and Chemicals**: Crude oil price was 474.41, with a daily increase of 2.57%, a weekly increase of 6.89%, and a monthly, quarterly, and annual increase of 9.59%. Fuel oil price was 2802.96, with a daily increase of 2.94%, a weekly increase of 7.01%, and a monthly, quarterly, and annual increase of 14.38%. Low - sulfur fuel oil price was 3316.32, with a daily increase of 2.6%, a weekly increase of 6.48%, and a monthly, quarterly, and annual increase of 13.76%. Asphalt price was 3472.58, with a daily increase of 2.04%, a weekly increase of 7.28%, and a monthly, quarterly, and annual increase of 14.39% [8]. - **Non - ferrous Metals**: Stainless steel price was 14641.24, with a daily increase of 0.91%, a weekly decrease of 0.54%, and a monthly, quarterly, and annual increase of 10.8%. Aluminum price was 17208.52, with a daily increase of 1.13%, a weekly decrease of 0.85%, and a monthly, quarterly, and annual decrease of 0.85% [8]. - **Black Building Materials**: Steel price was 3165.04, with a daily increase of 0.67%, a weekly increase of 0.57%, and a monthly, quarterly, and annual increase of 1.4%. Iron ore price was 796.29, with a daily increase of 1.94%, a weekly increase of 0.36%, and a monthly, quarterly, and annual increase of 0.9%. Coke price had the first round of price increase, and the market sentiment was positive. Coking coal price was weak and stable in the spot market, and the futures price was strong [8]. - **Agricultural Products**: Soybean meal price was 2848.88, with a daily increase of 0.5%, a weekly increase of 1.35%. Soybean oil price was 8366.29, with a daily increase of 0.65%, a weekly increase of 3.49%, and a monthly, quarterly, and annual increase of 6.4%. Palm oil price was 9347.99, with a daily increase of 0.97%, and a monthly, quarterly, and annual increase of 9.08% [8]. 3.4 Short - term Judgment of Each Sector - **Financial Sector**: Stock index futures are expected to rise in a volatile manner, with index opportunities being better than individual stocks. Stock index options are expected to be volatile, with intraday style switching and increased option trading volume. National bond futures are expected to be volatile, with the short - end of the bond market showing a strong trend [12]. - **Precious Metals Sector**: Gold and silver are expected to rise in a volatile manner. Gold is driven by the smooth expectation of liquidity easing and the resurgence of geopolitical conflicts. Silver is supported by the tight spot structure and is sensitive to liquidity and the cyclical drive [12]. - **Shipping Sector**: The container shipping on the European route is expected to be volatile, affected by geopolitical emotions and the downward pressure of off - season freight rates [12]. - **Black Building Materials Sector**: Steel, iron ore, coke, coking coal, silicon iron, manganese silicon, glass, and soda ash are all expected to be volatile. Steel is supported by cost and the futures price is rising from a low level. Iron ore has a slight decrease in molten iron production and an accelerated inventory build - up in the downstream [12]. - **Non - ferrous Metals and New Materials Sector**: Copper, aluminum, nickel, stainless steel, and tin are expected to rise in a volatile manner. Copper is rising due to the significant decline of the US dollar index. Aluminum is rising due to optimistic capital sentiment. Nickel is rising due to the game between policy expectations and weak reality [12]. - **Energy and Chemicals Sector**: Crude oil, LPG, asphalt, high - sulfur fuel oil, low - sulfur fuel oil, methanol, urea, ethylene glycol, PX, PTA, short - fiber, bottle chips, propylene, PP, plastic, styrene, PVC, and caustic soda are all expected to be volatile. Crude oil is affected by supply pressure and geopolitical factors. LPG is affected by the weakening chemical demand and the risk from Iran [14]. - **Agricultural Sector**: Oils, natural rubber, synthetic rubber, and cotton are expected to rise in a volatile manner. Oils are continuing their upward trend. Natural rubber has broken through the previous high and is continuing to rise. Protein meal, corn/starch, and sugar are expected to be volatile. Protein meal is pushed up by short - covering, and corn/starch and sugar are affected by various factors such as demand, macro - environment, and production [14].

Report Summary 1) Report Industry Investment Ratings - **Bullish**: Palm oil, soybean oil, natural rubber, BR rubber [1] - **Bearish**: Industrial silicon [1] - **Sideways**: Stock index, treasury bond, copper, alumina, zinc, nickel, stainless steel, tin, silver, gold, platinum, palladium, rebar, hot - rolled coil, iron ore, ferrosilicon, manganese silicon, soda ash, coking coal, coke, rapeseed oil, cotton, sugar, corn, soybean meal, pulp, log, live pig, fuel oil, ethylene glycol, styrene, methanol, asphalt, PTA, short - fiber, PVC, LPG, container shipping on the European route [1] 2) Core Viewpoints - **Macro - financial**: Policy cools market speculative sentiment, stock index oscillates, long - term bulls can look for opportunities; asset shortage and weak economy benefit treasury bond futures, but short - term interest rate risks are prompted [1] - **Non - ferrous metals**: With policy changes, most non - ferrous metals prices are in a state of high - level or range oscillation, and supply - side factors need attention [1] - **Precious metals and new energy**: Market uncertainty supports precious metals prices, but the suspension of key mineral tariffs may suppress platinum and palladium prices [1] - **Black metals**: The situation of weak reality and strong expectation coexists, and the supply may be affected by energy consumption control and anti - involution [1] - **Agricultural products**: The market conditions vary, some are affected by supply and demand, some by policies and weather, and some are in a state of "supported but lack of drive" [1] - **Energy and chemicals**: Affected by multiple factors such as geopolitical conflicts, supply and demand changes, and device maintenance, prices show different trends [1] 3) Summary by Categories Macro - financial - **Stock index**: Policy regulates the market, short - term oscillation adjustment space is limited, long - term bulls can look for opportunities [1] - **Treasury bond**: Asset shortage and weak economy are beneficial, but short - term interest rate risks are prompted, and attention should be paid to the Japanese central bank's interest rate decision [1] Non - ferrous metals - **Copper**: With the suspension of key mineral taxes in the US, short - term concerns ease, and the price oscillates at a high level [1] - **Alumina**: Supply exceeds demand in China, the industry is weak, but the price is near the cost line, so it is expected to oscillate [1] - **Zinc**: The cost center is stable, the fundamentals have few contradictions, and the price fluctuates in a range [1] - **Nickel**: Supply is tight, but inventory accumulation restricts price increase, short - term high - level oscillation [1] - **Stainless steel**: Supply - side disturbances in Indonesia, raw material prices rise, futures run at a high level, beware of squeeze - out risks [1] - **Tin**: The upward trend is suppressed, and attention should be paid to low - buying opportunities in the oscillation range [1] Precious metals and new energy - **Silver, Gold**: Market uncertainty supports prices [1] - **Platinum, Palladium**: Short - term wide - range oscillation, long - term can allocate platinum at low prices or use the "long platinum, short palladium" arbitrage strategy [1] - **Industrial silicon**: Northwest production increases, Southwest production decreases, and polysilicon and organic silicon production decreases in December [1] - **Lithium carbonate**: In the off - season of new energy vehicles, but storage demand is strong, and there is a battery export rush [1] Black metals - **Rebar, Hot - rolled coil, Iron ore**: High production and inventory suppress price increases, and the transmission of futures prices to spot is not smooth [1] - **Ferrosilicon, Manganese silicon**: Weak reality and strong expectation coexist, and supply may be affected by energy consumption control and anti - involution [1] - **Soda ash**: Follows glass, with looser medium - term supply and demand and price pressure [1] - **Coking coal, Coke**: The market is pessimistic about the coking coal 05 contract, and the price may be priced according to Mongolian coal long - term agreement cost [1] Agricultural products - **Palm oil, Soybean oil**: Main consumer countries start purchasing, production areas may reduce production and inventory, and biodiesel themes may ferment [1] - **Rapeseed oil**: Affected by tariff and customs clearance expectations, it is expected to be difficult to fall smoothly, and it is recommended to wait and see [1] - **Cotton**: New crop harvest is expected to be good, but there is a rigid demand for replenishment, and future policies and weather need attention [1] - **Sugar**: Global surplus and domestic new supply increase, short - term fundamentals lack continuous drive [1] - **Corn**: Northeast sales progress is fast, port inventory is low, and there is a pre - holiday replenishment demand [1] - **Soybean meal**: Brazil's harvest progresses, Argentina's weather may cause short - term speculation, and M05 is expected to oscillate weakly [1] - **Pulp, Log**: Affected by macro and external factors, prices are in a state of oscillation [1] - **Live pig**: Supply capacity needs to be further released [1] Energy and chemicals - **Crude oil, Fuel oil**: OPEC+ suspends production increase, affected by the uncertainty of the Russia - Ukraine peace agreement and US sanctions on Venezuela [1] - **Natural rubber**: Short - term supply - demand contradiction is not prominent, follows crude oil, and asphalt profit is high [1] - **BR rubber**: Cost support is strong, market price - support atmosphere is strong, and attention should be paid to downstream acceptance [1] - **PTA, Short - fiber**: PX price rises, PTA maintains high - level operation, and short - fiber follows cost fluctuations [1] - **Ethylene glycol**: Supply - side news stimulates price rebound, and downstream demand exceeds expectations [1] - **Styrene**: Supply - demand fundamentals improve, inventory decreases, and price rebounds [1] - **Methanol**: Affected by the Iranian situation, there is a reduction in expected imports, and downstream feedback is negative [1] - **Asphalt**: Geopolitical conflicts may cause price increases, supply increases, and downstream demand weakens [1] - **PVC**: Global production is low in 2026, but the domestic fundamentals are poor, and there may be a rush to export [1] - **LPG**: February CP is expected to rise, cost support is strong, and inventory is decreasing [1] Others - **Container shipping on the European route**: It is expected to peak in mid - January, airlines' resumption of flights is cautious, and pre - holiday replenishment demand still exists [1]