1. Report Industry Investment Rating - No information provided 2. Core Viewpoints of the Report - On January 26th, most domestic commodity futures closed higher, with precious metals leading the gains, energy products, shipping futures, and oilseeds all rising, while agricultural products showed mixed performance [1]. - The fundamentals of iron ore are weakening marginally, but the overall steel fundamentals are healthy, and the downside space for iron ore prices is limited [1]. - The rise of copper prices is restricted due to the increase in global copper inventories and the suppression of demand by high prices, while precious metals are supported by geopolitical tensions and market uncertainties [1]. - The bullish sentiment in the domestic crude - oil sector is high, driven by external markets. The short - term drivers include cold snap and Middle East situation, and the global crude - oil supply is expected to be in surplus in 2026 [1]. - Oilseeds rose due to strong export sales data and positive market sentiment. The supply of rapeseed oil is currently tight, but there are uncertainties in the future due to trade relations [1]. 3. Summary by Relevant Catalogs 3.1 Commodity Index Market - On January 26th, most domestic commodity futures closed higher. Precious metals led the gains with Shanghai silver up 12.78%, energy products all rose (fuel oil up 6.81%), shipping futures all rose (Containerized Freight Index (Europe Line) up 5.46%), oilseeds all rose (rapeseed oil up 4.08%), most chemical products rose (butadiene rubber up 3.59%), non - metallic building materials all rose (glass up 2.45%), most base metals rose (Shanghai tin up 1.37%), black series showed mixed performance (coking coal up 1.35%), most new energy materials rose (polysilicon up 1.19%), and agricultural products led the decline (pigs down 0.99%) [1]. 3.2 Analysis of Different Commodity Sectors 3.2.1 Black Series - Before the Spring Festival, steel mills increased maintenance, suppressing iron ore. With high inventories, iron ore futures fluctuated lower. In the future, although the fundamentals of iron ore are weakening, the steel fundamentals are healthy, and the downside space for iron ore prices is limited [1]. 3.2.2 Base Metals - Shanghai copper opened higher in the morning and closed slightly higher. The rise was driven by precious metals, but the increase in global copper inventories and high - price suppression of demand limited the rise. Precious metals such as Shanghai gold and Shanghai silver hit new highs due to geopolitical tensions and market uncertainties [1]. 3.2.3 Energy and Chemical Products - Driven by external markets, the domestic crude - oil sector was bullish. Short - term drivers include cold snap and Middle East situation. The global crude - oil supply is expected to be in surplus in 2026, but the surplus pressure in the first quarter is reduced due to OPEC+ suspending production increase [1]. 3.2.4 Oilseeds - Driven by strong export sales data, US soybeans continued to rise slightly, and domestic soybeans also rose. With the approaching Spring Festival, soybean meal prices stopped falling and rose. The supply of rapeseed oil is currently tight, but there are uncertainties in the future due to trade relations [1].

1. Report Industry Investment Rating - Not provided in the given content 2. Core View of the Report - On Monday (December 29), domestic commodity futures markets closed with mixed results. Industrial products showed a mixed performance, while agricultural products were also a mix of gains and losses. There are different trends and potential risks in various sectors such as black metals, base metals, energy - chemicals, and oilseeds [1] 3. Summary by Relevant Categories 3.1 Black Metals - Black metals led the gains. Steel prices had limited fluctuations in a supply - demand weak pattern, with a slight increase in closing prices. Steel mills are under profit pressure, with a strong willingness to control production. As the off - season deepens, there may be a risk of price correction for rolled steel products. Policy changes should be monitored [1] 3.2 Base Metals - Most base metals rose. Copper prices climbed on Friday night but fell in the afternoon. Low inventory and demand resilience support prices, but high prices may suppress purchases, and the market may enter a inventory - building phase. Carbonate lithium prices dropped significantly, with a marginal weakening in fundamentals [2] 3.3 Energy - Chemicals - Most energy - chemicals declined. After Christmas, international crude oil prices dropped, and domestic crude oil followed. The future of the crude oil market is influenced by supply - surplus expectations and uncertain geopolitical factors [2] 3.4 Oilseeds - Most oilseeds declined. External market weakness affected domestic oils. The inventory situation of Malaysian palm oil may suppress short - term rebounds, and attention should be paid to the full - month production and export performance of Malaysian palm oil in December. Changes in the US soybean oil market after the implementation of the 45Z tax credit rule also need to be monitored [3][4] 3.5 Index Performance - The overall performance of the Guomao Commodity Composite Index decreased by 0.30%. The Guomao Industrial Products Index decreased by 0.22%, the Guomao Agricultural Products Index decreased by 0.20%, and the Guomao Energy - Chemicals Index decreased by 1.09%, while the Guomao Oilseeds Index decreased by 0.37% [4]

Report Summary 1) Report Industry Investment Rating No information provided. 2) Core View of the Report On December 15th, the domestic commodity futures market closed with mixed results. New energy materials, shipping futures, black commodities, precious metals, non - metallic building materials, most chemicals, energy products, and most agricultural and sideline products showed gains, while basic metals and all oilseeds and fats declined. Industrial products had a differentiated performance, and agricultural products were also mixed [1]. 3) Summary by Related Catalogs Black Commodities - Most black commodities rose. Recently, the supply and demand of steel were both weak, and the steel futures market remained weak. Affected by the cold wave, outdoor construction was further restricted, and the apparent demand for the five major steel products last week dropped to 839.72 million tons, the lowest in the same period in recent years, with a month - on - month decline of 2.83%. Although the fundamentals were not strongly driven, policy factors might cause fluctuations. In the short term, due to positive domestic and foreign macro - expectations, steel trading was active, and steel prices still had the impetus to rebound, but the upward space was limited, with a medium - term weak outlook [1]. Basic Metals - This category had the largest decline. For copper, after the Fed's interest rate cut and restart of Treasury bond purchases, the liquidity expectation was marginally relaxed, and the tone of the Central Economic Work Conference was positive. Although the short - term bullish sentiment cooled, the risk of continuous decline in copper prices was small, and it might shift to a volatile trend. The supply of copper ore remained tight, the supply of refined copper in China was expected to increase, but the downstream operating rate was stable, and the surplus pressure was not significant. - Lithium carbonate first fell and then rose. The arrival volume of lithium ore at ports was expected to increase month - on - month in the next month, and the tight supply situation at the mine end was expected to ease marginally. The resumption of production at lithium mines was in progress. The high - growth demand for energy storage continued, the supply - demand pattern of lithium carbonate had not changed, and social inventories continued to decline, which supported the strong operation of futures prices [1]. Energy and Chemical Products - The movement of energy and chemical products was volatile. On Monday, the main contract of SC crude oil was hesitant, and the market sentiment became more cautious. In the short term, crude oil inventories decreased while refined oil inventories increased significantly, and the fundamentals remained under pressure. Geopolitical and macro - factors were still uncertain, and oil prices were under pressure and volatile. In the medium term, the contradiction of oversupply was predominant, and the center of oil prices might decline. However, there was a risk of upward correction in oil prices from December to January due to the resonance of geopolitical risks, cold wave impacts, and low - inventory destocking [1]. Oilseeds and Fats - All oilseeds and fats declined. Due to weak US export demand and the upcoming harvest in Brazil, traders closed their long positions, and US soybeans fell to a seven - week low. In the domestic market, both soybean meal and rapeseed meal were weak. The main contract of soybean meal increased in positions and declined, and the main contract of rapeseed meal also slightly declined. The market lacked the impetus to continue rebounding. In addition to the weak external market suppressing the cost of soybean imports, the domestic soybean meal market fundamentals were also bearish. Although the short - term spot prices were supported, the far - month contracts were still suppressed by the loose supply pattern. The electronic trading of CBOT soybean oil oscillated at a low level. The uncertainty of the US biodiesel policy was bearish for the soybean oil market, and the decline of US soybeans also dragged down the domestic oil market. The main contracts of soybean oil and palm oil both declined, and the decline of rapeseed oil futures was obvious. The abundant international supply continued to pressure the market. Although the news of strict customs inspections on non - genetically modified rapeseed oil imports briefly boosted the market sentiment, the impact on actual supply and demand was limited, and the speculation sentiment in the rapeseed oil market cooled. The near - term supply should focus on the crushing rhythm of Australian rapeseeds [1].