Group 1: Report Industry Investment Rating - No relevant content Group 2: Core View of the Report - No relevant content Group 3: Summary of Related Catalogs Option Quotes - The daily percentage changes of call options for various commodities are as follows: aluminum 110.63%, cast aluminum alloy 52.98%, log 30.00%, polysilicon 25.07%, zinc 24.79%, tin 22.41%, palm oil 21.40%, lithium carbonate 21.29%, gold 20.78%, and ferrosilicon 19.83% [1] - The daily percentage changes of put options for various commodities are as follows: corn 53.85%, caustic soda 43.50%, industrial silicon 41.67%, soda ash 26.67%, corn starch 24.07%, offset printing paper 20.00%, eggs 17.83%, sugar 11.24%, lead 8.19%, and PVC 4.85% [1] Option Positions - The daily changes in call option positions for various commodities are as follows: glass 72484, soda ash 20918, PTA 17053, polysilicon 14673, aluminum 14245, coking coal 14096, rapeseed meal 14071, industrial silicon 12621, corn 12202, and caustic soda 11155 [2] - The daily changes in put option positions for various commodities are as follows: methanol 29780, PTA 14011, glass 11164, lithium carbonate 9399, styrene 7237, ethylene glycol 7034, rapeseed meal 5637, soybean meal 5482, sugar 5166, and iron ore 4908 [2] Option Position Put - Call Ratio (PCR) - High - position PCR varieties and their PCR values are: fuel oil 1.7887, short - fiber 1.5487, styrene 1.5322, methanol 1.5248, crude oil 1.3809, ethylene glycol 1.3654, propylene 1.323, lithium carbonate 1.2158, polypropylene 1.2116, and PTA 1.188 [5] - Low - position PCR varieties and their PCR values are: red dates 0.2068, live pigs 0.207, polysilicon 0.2947, alumina 0.3083, soda ash 0.3261, log 0.3686, urea 0.3696, coking coal 0.3824, apples 0.393, and glass 0.3965 [5] Option Volume Put - Call Ratio (PCR) - High - volume PCR varieties and their PCR values are: propylene 16.4375, short - fiber 7.36, polypropylene 2.0329, iron ore 1.0411, p - xylene 0.9516, cast aluminum alloy 0.9234, copper 0.8426, offset printing paper 0.8077, lead 0.8031, and PTA 0.7501 [6] - Low - volume PCR varieties and their PCR values are: urea 0.1848, polysilicon 0.1914, alumina 0.1967, coking coal 0.2011, live pigs 0.234, palladium 0.2404, tin 0.2569, red dates 0.2611, nickel 0.2795, and aluminum 0.2847 [6] Daily Selections - Call options: manganese silicon (SM606, SM606C6700, trend degree 53, put - call ratio 0.63, remaining days 44), lithium carbonate (lc2607, lc2607 - C - 174000, trend degree 49, put - call ratio 1.22, remaining days 67), synthetic rubber (br2606, br2606C17800, trend degree 49, put - call ratio 0.96, remaining days 56), peanuts (PK610, PK610C8500, trend degree 49, put - call ratio 0.5, remaining days 165), methanol (MA609, MA609C3200, trend degree 45, put - call ratio 1.52, remaining days 135), styrene (eb2606, eb2606 - C - 10800, trend degree 45, put - call ratio 1.53, remaining days 52), urea (UR606, UR606C1900, trend degree 43, put - call ratio 0.37, remaining days 44), polypropylene (pp2606, pp2606 - C - 9600, trend degree 43, put - call ratio 1.21, remaining days 52) [7] - Put options: rapeseed meal (RM609, RM609P2325, trend degree - 55, put - call ratio 0.55, remaining days 135), soybeans No.1 (a2607, a2607 - P - 4400, trend degree - 53, put - call ratio 0.77, remaining days 78), corn (c2607, c2607 - MS - P - 2360, trend degree - 53, put - call ratio 0.53, remaining days 52), alumina (ao2606, ao2606P2850, trend degree - 47, put - call ratio 0.31, remaining days 56), live pigs (lh2607, lh2607 - P - 10800, trend degree - 47, put - call ratio 0.21, remaining days 78), soybean meal (m2607, m2607 - P - 2800, trend degree - 43, put - call ratio 0.85, remaining days 78), soybeans No.2 (b2606, b2606 - P - 3550, trend degree - 37, put - call ratio 0.86, remaining days 52), SSE 50 (IH2606, HO2606 - P - 2800, trend degree - 37, put - call ratio 0.62, remaining days 84) [7] Expiring Options - There are no expiring options on the day [7]

Group 1: Report Industry Investment Rating - No relevant content found Group 2: Core View of the Report - The report presents the daily data of commodity options on March 25, 2026, including option quotes, positions, position put - call ratios (PCR), trading volume PCR, daily selections, and near - expiration options [1][2][5][6][7][8][9] Group 3: Summary by Directory Option Quotes - For call options, tin had the highest daily increase of 173.43%, followed by silver (44.54%), copper (32.25%), etc. For put options, soybeans No.1 had a daily increase of 85.45%, p - xylene 81.80%, and ethylene glycol 54.60% [1] Option Positions - In call options, glass had the largest daily change in position of 18,336, followed by coking coal (14,436) and soybean meal (11,830). In put options, lithium carbonate had a daily change of 9,219, methanol 7,659, and fuel oil 7,363 [2] Option Position Put - Call Ratio (PCR) - High - position PCR varieties included fuel oil (2.0307), p - xylene (1.5707), and short - fiber (1.5258). Low - position PCR varieties included live hogs (0.1924), red dates (0.244), and coking coal (0.368) [5] Option Trading Volume Put - Call Ratio (PCR) - High - trading volume PCR varieties included short - fiber (5.7926), propylene (1.8022), and polypropylene (1.5394). Low - trading volume PCR varieties included coking coal (0.1851), red dates (0.1967), and soda ash (0.217) [6] Daily Selections - Call options: synthetic rubber, coking coal, ferrosilicon, etc. were selected, with trend degrees mostly around 50 and different put - call ratios and remaining days. Put options: aluminum, gold, SSE 50, etc. were selected, with negative trend degrees and corresponding put - call ratios and remaining days [7] Near - Expiration Options - For call options, apples, red dates, p - xylene, etc. were listed, showing the remaining days, option closing prices, underlying settlement prices, break - even points, and target prices and increases for option doubling. For put options, similar information for various varieties was provided, including break - even points and target prices and decreases for option doubling [8][9]

1. Report Industry Investment Rating - No relevant content provided 2. Core Viewpoints of the Report - The report presents data on commodity option daily market, including option price changes, position changes, put - call ratios of positions and trading volumes, daily option selections, and information on near - expiration options [1][2][5][6][7][8] 3. Summary by Relevant Catalogs Option Price Changes - Among call options, lead had the highest daily increase of 85.52%, followed by alumina (37.79%), manganese silicon (30.71%), etc. Among put options, pulp had the highest daily increase of 65.62%, followed by offset printing paper (61.90%), zinc (43.77%), etc [1] Option Position Changes - For call options, sugar had the largest daily position change of 16314, followed by corn (15329), fuel oil (15196), etc. For put options, methanol had the largest daily position change of 16448, followed by cotton (10035), asphalt (9572), etc [2] Option Position Put - Call Ratio (PCR) - High - position PCR varieties included p - xylene (1.9066), fuel oil (1.6502), apple (1.5912), etc. Low - position PCR varieties included live pigs (0.2179), red dates (0.2275), coking coal (0.3493), etc [5] Option Trading Volume Put - Call Ratio (PCR) - High - trading - volume PCR varieties included short - fiber (2.0144), propylene (1.8318), soybean No.2 (1.1925), etc. Low - trading - volume PCR varieties included logs (0.132), red dates (0.1439), alumina (0.2123), etc [6] Daily Option Selections - Call option selections included iron ore, alumina, manganese silicon, etc. Put option selections included gold, zinc, live pigs, etc [7] Near - Expiration Options - For call options, fuel oil, SSE 50, CSI 300, and CSI 1000 options were listed. For put options, fuel oil, SSE 50, CSI 300, and CSI 1000 options were also listed, along with information on remaining days, option closing prices, underlying settlement prices, break - even points, and option doubling points [8]

Group 1: Option Quotes - The daily percentage changes of call options for various commodities are as follows: asphalt 112.07%, tin 22.66%, platinum 22.63%, copper 18.89%, silver 17.29%, bottle chips 17.29%, natural rubber 12.96%, nickel 6.94%, palladium 5.91%, and cotton 0.00% [1] - The daily percentage changes of put options for various commodities are as follows: crude oil 160.40%, ethylene glycol 97.87%, p - xylene 86.86%, liquefied petroleum gas 73.25%, offset printing paper 58.24%, PTA 57.00%, styrene 53.73%, plastic 47.25%, polypropylene 46.48%, and soybean oil 41.04% [1] Group 2: Option Positions - The daily changes in call option positions for different commodities are: methanol 46373, PTA 33073, soybean meal 17115, soda ash 15539, glass 15167, corn 15030, styrene 11799, sugar 10085, caustic soda 7846, and rebar 7287 [2] - The daily changes in put option positions for different commodities are: styrene 43469, PTA 21180, soybean meal 16414, fuel oil 12427, methanol 9292, corn 8121, cotton 5086, p - xylene 4916, palm oil 4136, and iron ore 3876 [2] Group 3: Option Position Put - Call Ratio PCR - High - position PCR varieties and their PCR values are: fuel oil 2.3679, apple 1.8771, short - fiber 1.8171, styrene 1.7204, crude oil 1.6227, propylene 1.5756, synthetic rubber 1.3121, PTA 1.3042, pure benzene 1.2202, and liquefied petroleum gas 1.1647 [5] - Low - position PCR varieties and their PCR values are: live pigs 0.2434, red dates 0.2486, alumina 0.3171, soda ash 0.3571, coking coal 0.4098, natural rubber 0.4182, urea 0.4184, sugar 0.4214, industrial silicon 0.4653, and logs 0.4679 [5] Group 4: Option Volume Put - Call Ratio PCR - High - volume PCR varieties and their PCR values are: propylene 4.8296, pure benzene 2.0913, short - fiber 2.0615, polypropylene 1.686, cast aluminum alloy 1.534, bottle chips 1.3155, synthetic rubber 1.2205, rapeseed oil 1.0802, plastic 1.0575, and PTA 1.0359 [6] - Low - volume PCR varieties and their PCR values are: red dates 0.0919, live pigs 0.1216, polysilicon 0.1702, nickel 0.2152, urea 0.2331, peanuts 0.2506, natural rubber 0.2579, alumina 0.2761, coking coal 0.3232, and rebar 0.3315 [6] Group 5: Daily Selections - Call option daily selections include silicon iron, styrene, aluminum, bottle chips, iron ore, soybean meal, fuel oil, and rebar, with details on futures contracts, option contracts, trend degrees, put - call ratios, and remaining days [7] - Put option daily selections include SSE 50, copper, zinc, lead, nickel, gold, CSI 300, and live pigs, with details on futures contracts, option contracts, trend degrees, put - call ratios, and remaining days [7] Group 6: Near - Expiration Options - Call near - expiration options for glass, methanol, short - fiber, peanuts, propylene, bottle chips, soda ash, silicon iron, caustic soda, manganese silicon, PTA, urea, and crude oil are presented, including remaining days, option closing prices, underlying settlement prices, break - even points, and option doubling conditions [8] - Put near - expiration options for glass, methanol, short - fiber, peanuts, propylene, bottle chips, soda ash, silicon iron, caustic soda, manganese silicon, PTA, urea, and crude oil are presented, including remaining days, option closing prices, underlying settlement prices, break - even points, and option doubling conditions [9]

Report Summary 1. Report Industry Investment Rating No relevant information provided. 2. Core View of the Report No clear core view is presented in the provided content. The report mainly offers data on commodity option trading, including daily price changes, position changes, put - call ratios, and details of selected and near - expiration options. 3. Summary by Related Tables Table 1: Option Quotes - The daily price increases of call options for liquefied petroleum gas, crude oil, and apple are 125.17%, 118.22%, and 92.23% respectively. The daily price increases of put options for tin, lithium carbonate, and aluminum are 88.55%, 86.57%, and 56.82% respectively [1]. Table 2: Option Positions - The daily position changes of call options for glass, PVC, and lithium carbonate are 23249, 12409, and 12097 respectively. The daily position changes of put options for methanol, fuel oil, and soda ash are 52355, 16997, and 9061 respectively [2]. Table 3: Option Position Put - Call Ratio (PCR) - High - PCR call options include apple (2.3111), crude oil (1.2782), and short - fiber (1.1914). Low - PCR put options include live pigs (0.2848), red dates (0.2857), and alumina (0.3118) [5]. Table 4: Option Trading Volume Put - Call Ratio (PCR) - High - PCR call options include polysilicon (1.3523), lithium carbonate (1.2982), and industrial silicon (1.1053). Low - PCR put options include red dates (0.155), urea (0.1657), and asphalt (0.196) [6]. Table 5: Daily Selections - Call options such as asphalt (bu2606C3800), bottle chips (PR605C6900), and rapeseed oil (OI605C9700) have a trend degree of 55. Put options such as polysilicon (ps2605 - P - 43000), live pigs (lh2605 - P - 11000), and industrial silicon (si2605 - P - 8000) have negative trend degrees [7]. Table 6: Near - Expiration Options - For call options of lithium carbonate, industrial silicon, and polysilicon, the remaining days are 3, and the corresponding break - even target price increases are 2.33%, 1.67%, and 2.94% respectively. For put options of these three commodities, the break - even target price decreases are - 5.82%, - 1.34%, and - 2.70% respectively [8].

Group 1: Report Industry Investment Rating - No information provided Group 2: Core View of the Report - The report presents data on commodity option daily market conditions, including option price changes, option positions, and Put - Call Ratios (PCR) for various commodity options on February 27, 2026, as well as daily preferred options and information on expiring options [1][2][5][6][7] Group 3: Summary by Related Catalogs Option Quotes - For call options, manganese silicon had the highest daily increase of 133.33%, followed by ferrosilicon with 37.72% and lithium carbonate with 25.94%. For put options, PVC had a daily increase of 41.32%, polycrystalline silicon 39.68%, and palm oil 37.41%. The calculation is based on the closing price of the at - the - money options of the main contracts of each variety [1] Option Positions - For call options, glass had the largest daily change in position of 45,943, followed by methanol with 35,737 and manganese silicon with 35,447. For put options, lithium carbonate had a daily position change of 21,389, iron ore 13,959, and PTA 13,864 [2] Option Position Put - Call Ratio (PCR) - High - position PCR varieties included apple with 1.9461, lithium carbonate with 1.2111, and short - fiber with 1.1513. Low - position PCR varieties included alumina with 0.2496, jujube with 0.2897, and live pigs with 0.2946 [5] Option Volume Put - Call Ratio (PCR) - High - volume PCR varieties included polycrystalline silicon with 1.7396, propylene with 1.479, and apple with 1.3897. Low - volume PCR varieties included jujube with 0.2004, manganese silicon with 0.2173, and live pigs with 0.2551 [6] Daily Preferred Options - Call options: The selected varieties were lithium carbonate, CSI 1000, soybean meal, fuel oil, cotton, soybean No. 2, soybean No. 1, and corn, with a trend degree of 53 - 55 and different put - call ratios and remaining days [7] - Put options: The selected varieties were polycrystalline silicon, coking coal, PVC, live pigs, palm oil, iron ore, ethylene glycol, and plastic, with a negative trend degree of - 39 to - 55 and different put - call ratios and remaining days [7] Expiring Options - There were no expiring options on the day [7]

Group 1: Report Overview - The report is the Commodity Options Daily Report on February 2, 2026 [1] Group 2: Option Quotes Call Options - PVC had the highest daily increase of 57.92%, followed by logs (47.22%) and red dates (19.14%). Polypropylene had the largest decline of 1.16% [1] Put Options - Pulp had the highest daily increase of 164.37%, followed by tin (100.55%) and copper (88.94%) [1] Group 3: Option Positions Call Options - Lithium carbonate had the largest daily increase in positions of 31,014, followed by glass (28,078) and soda ash (25,290) [2] Put Options - PVC had the largest daily increase in positions of 8,199, followed by eggs (2,159) and nickel (2,127) [2] Group 4: Option Position Put - Call Ratio (PCR) High - PCR Varieties - Apple had the highest PCR of 1.4984, followed by silver (1.4638) and propylene (1.3002) [5] Low - PCR Varieties - Alumina had the lowest PCR of 0.2133, followed by live pigs (0.2586) and soda ash (0.29) [5] Group 5: Option Volume Put - Call Ratio (PCR) High - PCR Varieties - Polysilicon had the highest PCR of 1.717, followed by rapeseed meal (1.0022) and lithium carbonate (0.9981) [6] Low - PCR Varieties - Red dates had the lowest PCR of 0.1316, followed by lead (0.18) and live pigs (0.1996) [6] Group 6: Daily Selections Call Options - Synthetic rubber had a trend degree of 55, followed by PVC and plastic with a trend degree of 53 [7] Put Options - Live pigs had a trend degree of - 53, followed by polysilicon with a trend degree of - 47 [7] Group 7: Near - Expiry Options Call Options - For crude oil call option sc2603C485, the remaining days were 2, the option closing price was 6.0, and the break - even target price increase was 5.82% [8] Put Options - For crude oil put option sc2603P480, the remaining days were 2, the option closing price was 15.8, and the break - even target price decrease was - 8.01% [8]

Core Viewpoint - The Shanghai Futures Exchange announced adjustments to trading fees for aluminum alloy futures and newsprint futures, effective from November 10, 2025, aiming to enhance trading activity in these markets [1] Group 1: Trading Fee Adjustments - The trading fee for aluminum alloy futures and newsprint futures will be set at 0.05% of the transaction amount, with no fees for intraday closing positions [1] - The trading fees for aluminum alloy options and newsprint options, as well as exercise fees, will be adjusted to 5 yuan per contract, maintaining the exemption for intraday closing positions [1] - The exemption for fees related to post-exercise futures self-hedging and market maker options self-hedging will remain unchanged [1]

Core Viewpoint - The Shanghai Futures Exchange has announced adjustments to the trading fees for casting aluminum alloy and offset printing paper futures and options, effective from November 10, 2025 [1] Group 1: Fee Adjustments - The trading fee for casting aluminum alloy futures and offset printing paper futures will be adjusted to 0.0005 of the transaction amount, with no fees for intraday closing positions [1] - The trading fee, exercise fee, and pre-hedging fee for casting aluminum alloy options and offset printing paper options will be set at 5 yuan per contract, with intraday closing position fees remaining waived [1] - The post-exercise futures hedging and market maker options hedging will continue to have no fees [1]

Core Insights - The conference focused on the innovative development of the aluminum industry chain and the role of futures and options in driving high-quality growth [1][2] - The current challenges faced by the Chinese aluminum industry include tightening resource, energy, and environmental constraints, increased cost volatility, differentiated downstream demand, structural contradictions, and a severe international trade environment [1] - The introduction of casting aluminum alloy futures fills a gap in risk management for the downstream aluminum industry, enabling companies to transition from rough management to precise management [1] Group 1 - The speaker emphasized the need for companies to enhance their risk resistance through financial derivatives in response to multiple pressures [1] - The standardized delivery mechanism of futures contracts has led to the establishment of a quality pricing system based on ADC12, promoting resource concentration towards efficient and green enterprises [1] - The conference attracted nearly a hundred representatives from upstream and downstream aluminum industry companies, financial institutions, and industry associations, fostering active discussions and providing new ideas for high-quality development in the Central Plains region [2] Group 2 - The speaker detailed the practical applications of options, including call options, put options, and spread strategies, in cost locking, profit protection, and risk avoidance [2] - Futures and options are described as complementary risk management tools that together create a comprehensive risk management system across the entire aluminum chain [2] - The speaker called for industry chain enterprises to actively learn and utilize derivative tools to enhance competitiveness and shape a new global aluminum trade pattern centered around "Chinese pricing" [2]