Group 1: Financial Futures and Options - Stock Index Futures - Investment Rating: Not provided - Core View: The intraday view is oscillating with a slight upward bias, and the medium - term view is bullish. The global risk sentiment is boosted by the dovish stance of the Fed Chair at the Jackson Hole Symposium, and the market expects two rate cuts this year. The market volume is high, and policy measures are in place to boost domestic demand [1]. - Key Points: - Hold long positions in IF2509 and IO - 4300 - P put options for protection [1]. - Overseas, the Fed's possible rate cut in September boosts global risk sentiment and benefits the valuation of science - and - technology - related sectors [1]. - In terms of capital sentiment, market volume is high, margin trading balance is stable above 2.1 trillion, and the proportion of margin trading balance to market capitalization has risen to 2.30%. Leverage funds are actively entering the market. Equity ETFs have net inflows [1]. - Policy - wise, the State Council is promoting policies to expand domestic demand [1]. Group 2: Financial Futures and Options - Treasury Bond Futures - Investment Rating: Not provided - Core View: The intraday view is a continued rebound, and the medium - term view is a rebound in the making. The bond market is expected to return to an upward trend in the long - term [2][3]. - Key Points: - Hold long positions in TL2512 [2]. - The central bank's MLF operation has led to a large - scale net injection, and the inter - bank market funds are abundant. Short - term interest rates have declined [3]. - The stock - bond seesaw effect is weakening. Although the equity market is strong in the short - term, the bond market is expected to rise in the long - term [3]. - Economic data in July showed a slowdown, indicating that the bond market is unlikely to shift from a bull to a bear market [3]. Group 3: Commodity Futures and Options - Metal and New Energy Materials - Copper - Investment Rating: Not provided - Core View: The intraday view is a range - bound movement between 79,290 and 80,100, and the medium - term view is a range - bound movement between 60,000 and 90,000. The price is expected to rise with some support factors [4][5]. - Key Points: - Adopt an operation idea of oscillating with a slight upward bias [5]. - The expectation of a Fed rate cut in September provides macro - level support for copper prices [4]. - The supply side is tightening, with some mines approaching export quotas and potential production cuts by refineries. However, some producers have different production trends [4]. - The demand side is positive, with an increase in global refined copper consumption, growth in China's power grid investment, and a significant increase in global energy - storage battery shipments [4]. Group 4: Commodity Futures and Options - Metal and New Energy Materials - Industrial Silicon - Investment Rating: Not provided - Core View: The intraday and medium - term views are both bullish. The price is expected to be strong [8]. - Key Points: - Adopt a bullish trading idea [8]. - In July, China's industrial silicon production decreased by 30.56% year - on - year [8]. - As of August 21, the social inventory of industrial silicon is at a high level in the past seven years, which is a negative factor for prices [8]. - The "Kunming Initiative" in the industrial silicon industry aims to boost prices [9]. Group 5: Commodity Futures and Options - Metal and New Energy Materials - Polysilicon - Investment Rating: Not provided - Core View: The intraday and medium - term views are both bullish. The price is expected to be strong [10]. - Key Points: - Adopt a bullish trading idea [10]. - In June, China's polysilicon production decreased by 33.11% year - on - year [10]. - As of August 21, the social inventory of polysilicon increased week - on - week, indicating an obvious oversupply [12]. - The "anti - involution" expectation boosts polysilicon prices [13]. Group 6: Commodity Futures and Options - Metal and New Energy Materials - Aluminum - Investment Rating: Not provided - Core View: The intraday view is high - level operation, and the medium - term view is bullish. The price is supported by supply and demand factors [14]. - Key Points: - Sell AL2510 - P - 19300 put options [14]. - China's electrolytic aluminum production capacity has limited room for growth after the 2017 supply - side reform [14]. - As of August 21, the social inventory of electrolytic aluminum is at the second - lowest level in the past five years, which is positive for prices [14]. - China's automobile production and sales have increased year - on - year, which is beneficial for aluminum prices [14]. Group 7: Commodity Futures and Options - Metal and New Energy Materials - Lithium Carbonate - Investment Rating: Not provided - Core View: The intraday view is wide - range fluctuations, and the medium - term view is oscillating with a slight upward bias. The price is affected by supply, inventory, and market information [17]. - Key Points: - Adopt a bullish trading idea but operate cautiously [17][18]. - On August 25, the price of lithium carbonate declined for three consecutive days, but increased in the past 30 days [17]. - In July 2025, China's battery - grade lithium carbonate production increased by 51% year - on - year, and the total inventory is at a high level this year, which is negative for prices [17]. Group 8: Commodity Futures and Options - Black and Building Materials - Rebar and Hot - Rolled Coil - Investment Rating: Not provided - Core View: The short - term view is a decline with limited downside, and the medium - term view is a lack of upward momentum. The cost support for steel prices is weakening [19]. - Key Points: - Continue to hold short positions in out - of - the - money put options on rebar, such as RB2510 - P - 2900 [19]. - The supply of iron ore and coking coal is expected to increase, weakening the cost support for steel prices [19]. - Policy - based production restrictions are less than expected, and steel production is still high. The inventory of rebar and hot - rolled coil has been accumulating, reducing the upward momentum [19][20]. Group 9: Commodity Futures and Options - Agriculture, Livestock, and Soft Commodities - Sugar - Investment Rating: Not provided - Core View: The intraday view is bearish, and the medium - term view is that there is strong support at the bottom. The global sugar supply and demand situation is complex [21]. - Key Points: - There is strong support at the bottom. The reference range for Zhengzhou sugar is (5,500, 5,900) [21]. - Brazil's sugar production and exports decreased in July. India is expected to have a large increase in production in the new season, and Thailand is also expected to increase production [21]. - In China, the production of refined sugar is at a historical high, and the supply is expected to be more abundant with the listing of Inner Mongolia's beet sugar [21]. Group 10: Commodity Futures and Options - Agriculture, Livestock, and Soft Commodities - Protein Meal - Investment Rating: Not provided - Core View: The intraday view is that soybean meal 2601 will continue to oscillate in the range of [3,075, 3,175], and the medium - term view is that it will fluctuate significantly in August and September. The market is affected by the production of US soybeans and Canadian rapeseed [22]. - Key Points: - Continue to hold short positions in soybean oil 2601 and long positions in palm oil 2601 [22]. - The average yield of US corn and soybeans is expected to reach a record high. The situation of US soybean exports to China needs attention [22][23]. - The harvest of Canadian rapeseed is approaching, and the production is expected to increase significantly [24]. Group 11: Commodity Futures and Options - Energy and Chemicals - Crude Oil - Investment Rating: Not provided - Core View: The short - term view is that there is upward potential, and the long - term view is that prices are under pressure. The oil market is affected by supply, demand, and geopolitical factors [25][27]. - Key Points: - Sell out - of - the - money put options on SC crude oil [25]. - OPEC+ is maintaining its production increase strategy, and the supply of heavy - oil is still tight due to geopolitical factors. The US oil production growth is expected to slow down [26]. - The demand for gasoline in the US is seasonally declining, and the diesel demand is expected to improve. The inventory is expected to accumulate in the third quarter [27]. Group 12: Commodity Futures and Options - Energy and Chemicals - PVC - Investment Rating: Not provided - Core View: The intraday view is a stable rebound, and the medium - term view is that there is support at the bottom. The PVC market is affected by cost, supply, demand, and inventory factors [28]. - Key Points: - Continue to hold short positions in out - of - the - money put options on PVC [28]. - The price of calcium carbide has increased due to reduced supply. The supply of PVC has decreased recently but is expected to increase in the future [28][29]. - The demand for PVC is weak, and the inventory is currently accumulating. However, the inventory is expected to decrease in the future, and the export may recover [29][30].

1. Report Industry Investment Rating No relevant content provided. 2. Core Viewpoints of the Report - In the commodity futures market, maintain a long - term bullish view on gold, while prices of coking coal and polysilicon are under pressure [1]. - In the stock index market, the A - share market is expected to show a volatile and slightly upward trend in the short - term, with a clear upward trend in the long - term [2]. - The bond market is expected to trade in a range, with optimistic sentiment but high valuation pressure [2]. - Precious metals are expected to trade in a high - level range due to high macro uncertainties [2][4]. - Non - ferrous metals are generally expected to trade in a range, with different influencing factors for each metal [3][4]. - Lithium carbonate and silicon energy are expected to be weak, with a supply - demand imbalance [5][7]. - Black metals are expected to trade in a range before the holiday, with the focus on the implementation of the crude steel reduction policy [7]. - Coke and coking coal have different trends, with coking coal in a supply - surplus situation and coke in a price - increase negotiation stage [8]. - Soda ash and glass are expected to be weak, with soda ash having short - term support but a long - term downward trend, and glass facing increasing inventory pressure [8]. - PTA is expected to have limited upward price movement due to insufficient demand and cost support [9]. - Crude oil is expected to trade in a range due to multiple uncertainties [10]. - Methanol and polyolefins are expected to decline, with factors such as supply and demand changes and approaching option expiration [10][11]. - Rubber is expected to be weak, with a supply - increase and demand - decrease situation [11]. 3. Summary by Relevant Catalogs 3.1 Commodity Futures - **Gold**: Due to the increasing risk of stagflation in the US in the second quarter, hold the previous long positions of Shanghai Gold AU2506. The long - term upward drive of gold is clear, and it is recommended to hold the previous long positions of AU2506 and sell out - of - the - money put options AU2506P752. Silver also has strong support, and it is recommended to hold the sold out - of - the - money put options AG2506P7500 [1][4]. - **Coking Coal**: With limited downstream restocking and high coal mine inventory pressure, hold the previous short positions of coking coal JM2509 [1]. - **Polysilicon**: Due to the expected weakening of the fundamentals, hold the sold call option positions of polysilicon PS2506 - C - 40000 [1]. 3.2 Stock Index and Bond - **Stock Index**: Before the holiday, funds are cautious. The A - share market has a short - term policy support and a long - term upward trend. IC and IM have greater elasticity, while IF and IH are relatively stable [2]. - **Bond**: The bond market is strong, with loose funds and no clear incremental policies. There is no bearish expectation in the macro - aspect, but high valuation pressure exists before the clear easing of monetary policy [2]. 3.3 Non - ferrous Metals - **Copper**: The copper price is expected to continue a wide - range oscillation pattern due to uncertain tariff policies, a tight supply at the mine end, and cautious mid - term demand expectations [3][4]. - **Aluminum and Alumina**: The alumina has a clear upward pressure due to the unchanged over - supply pattern and potential cost reduction. The Shanghai Aluminum is expected to continue to oscillate with limited fundamental driving factors [4]. - **Nickel**: The nickel price is in a range - bound pattern with upward pressure and downward support. New orders are recommended to wait and see before the impact of the Indonesian policy becomes clear [4]. 3.4 Energy and Chemicals - **Lithium Carbonate**: The supply of lithium carbonate is loose, and the strategy of selling call options should be continued [5]. - **Silicon Energy**: The silicon energy industry is in a supply - surplus situation, and the low - price state will continue [5][7]. - **PTA**: The PTA price has limited upward space due to insufficient demand and cost support [9]. - **Crude Oil**: The crude oil price is expected to oscillate due to uncertainties in trade, geopolitics, and production decisions [10]. - **Methanol**: The methanol price is likely to fall, and it is recommended to sell out - of - the - money call options [10]. - **Polyolefins**: The polyolefin price is expected to decline as the demand enters the off - season and production increases [11]. 3.5 Black Metals - **Rebar**: The rebar price will continue to oscillate before the holiday. The focus in May is on the crude steel reduction policy and the marginal change in the supply - demand structure. The option strategy is better than the single - sided futures strategy [7]. - **Hot - Rolled Coil**: The hot - rolled coil price is expected to oscillate before the holiday. The focus in May is on the marginal change in exports and the crude steel reduction policy [7]. - **Iron Ore**: The iron ore price will oscillate before the holiday. It is recommended to hold the sold out - of - the - money call options and wait for a clearer production - limit policy [7][9]. 3.6 Coke and Coking Coal - **Coking Coal**: The supply of coking coal is loose, and the previous short positions can be continued, with cautious investors taking profit before the holiday [8]. - **Coke**: The coke price is in a price - increase negotiation stage, and the futures price is expected to bottom out [8]. 3.7 Soda Ash and Glass - **Soda Ash**: The soda ash has short - term support but a long - term downward trend. It is recommended to hold the previous short positions of the 09 contract and adjust the stop - loss line [8]. - **Glass**: The glass price is expected to decline gradually, and it is recommended to hold the previous short positions of the FG509 contract and lock in some profits [8]. 3.8 Rubber - The rubber market has a supply - increase and demand - decrease expectation. It is recommended to continue the strategy of selling call options and pay attention to consumption - stimulating measures before the holiday [11].