At the close of noon, the main contracts of domestic futures rose more and fell less. Consolidated European line rose more than 5%, apple rose more than 4%, caustic soda, industrial silicon rose more than 3%, cotton yarn, stainless steel (SS), coke, palm oil rose more than 2%; in terms of decline, glass, fuel oil fell nearly 2%, SC crude oil, PTA, soda ash, PX fell more than 1%.
In early trading, the main domestic futures contracts were mixed, with the container shipping index (European line) rising more than 5%, apples rising more than 3%, stainless steel, industrial silicon, cotton yarn, and coke rising more than 2%. In terms of decline, fuel oil fell more than 2%, and rapeseed meal, SC crude oil, and soybean meal fell nearly 2%.
The Hang Seng Index futures opened up 0.12% at 20161 points, a high of 94 points.
As of the close of 23:00, the main contracts of domestic futures rose more and fell less. Cotton yarn rose more than 1%, coke, cotton, and iron ore rose nearly 1%; in terms of decline, soybean meal fell more than 1%, and bean two, glass, and low-sulfur fuel oil (LU) fell nearly 1%.
In early trading, the main domestic futures contracts were mixed, coke, alumina, container shipping index (European line), coking coal fell more than 2%, industrial silicon, SC crude oil, peanuts fell nearly 2%. In terms of gains, caustic soda rose more than 2%, manganese silicon, styrene (EB), eggs rose more than 1%.
As of 23:00 closing, most of the main domestic futures contracts fell. Coke, coking coal fell more than 2%, butadiene rubber, rubber, starch, polyvinyl chloride (PVC) fell more than 1%. In terms of gains, caustic soda rose more than 2%, styrene (EB), low-sulfur fuel oil (LU) rose more than 1%.
In early trading, the main contracts of domestic futures were mixed. The container shipping index (European line) rose more than 4%, coke, soda ash, pulp, industrial silicon, manganese silicon rose more than 1%. In terms of decline, Shanghai nickel and polyvinyl chloride (PVC) fell more than 2%, Shanghai zinc, No. 20 rubber (NR), palm oil fell nearly 2%.
NYMEX most active crude oil futures contract Beijing time on January 22 23:46--23:47 within one minute trading disk instantly traded 9943 lots, the total value of the transaction contract 753 million US dollars (including long funds *** billion US dollars, short funds *** billion US dollars), the specific reference "database - NYMEX crude oil futures real trading volume".
As of the end of 23:00, the main domestic futures contracts were mixed. Coke rose more than 2%, soda ash, pulp, rapeseed meal rose more than 1%. In terms of decline, fuel oil fell more than 1%, palm oil, No. 20 rubber (NR) fell nearly 1%.
The main contract of precious metals futures rose, Shanghai gold rose nearly 2%, setting a new record high, and Shanghai silver rose more than 1%.
In early trading, the main domestic futures contracts were mixed. Manganese silicon, liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), low-sulfur fuel oil (LU), polysilicon, glass, soda ash, rubber, ferrosilicon, butadiene rubber fell more than 1%. In terms of gains, the container shipping index (European line) rose 6%, Shanghai gold and Shanghai silver rose more than 1%, and soybean meal rose nearly 1%.
According to Trader T monitoring, the US spot Ethereum ETF had a net inflow of 74.40 million dollars yesterday.
As of 23:00 closing, most of the main domestic futures contracts fell. Soda ash, liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), low-sulfur fuel oil (LU), glass, butadiene rubber, p-xylene fell more than 1.5%. In terms of gains, asphalt, bean one, rapeseed meal rose slightly.
As of the end of 23:00, the main domestic futures contracts rose and fell. No. 20 rubber (NR) rose more than 2%, rubber rose nearly 2%, butadiene rubber rose more than 1%. In terms of decline, low-sulfur fuel oil (LU) fell nearly 2%.
The position data of three foreign futures companies, Qiankun, UBS and Morgan, are summarized every day. Today, PTA bulls reduced their holdings by more than 14,000 hands, and bears reduced their holdings by nearly 9,000 hands. The overall capital side is bearish... Check out the picture.