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The main contracts for coke and coking coal led the gains by more than 4%, followed by commodities such as soda ash and stainless steel, which rose by more than 2%crashtime4thesyndicateIn contrast, low-sulfur fuel and red date contracts fell by nearly 3%, while crude oil, ferrosilicon, etc. recorded a reduction of more than 1%.
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[Domestic futures market closes, commodity contracts perform differently]
Closing data revealed that in today's trading, the domestic commodity futures market experienced mixed ups and downs.
Coke and coking coal contracts showed strong momentum, recording gains of more than 4%, demonstrating the market's enthusiasm for these energy materials.
Soda ash, stainless steel, iron ore and alumina contracts were also not to be outdone, with increases exceeding 2%. The market performance of each contract was eye-catching.
Rapeseed meal contracts rose nearly 2%, while rebar, pig, hot coil, Shanghai aluminum and corn contracts also recorded increases of more than 1%.
Compared with the increase, low-sulfur fuel and jujube contracts performed poorly in today's trading, with a decline of nearly 3%.
Crude oil and European freight forwarding contracts were also not spared, with a decline of nearly 2%, making market sentiment relatively tense.
Ferrosilicon, styrene, caustic soda, international copper and Shanghai copper contracts also fell by more than 1% in today's trading. Investors need to keep an eye on the price dynamics of these products.