Most major domestic futures contracts in China fell in early trading, led by declines in precious metals.
According to Jin10, Shanghai silver futures were down more than 7%, while Shanghai tin futures fell more than 4%.
Shanghai gold futures, No. 20 rubber, and international copper were each down more than 2%. Synthetic rubber slipped nearly 2%, and both Shanghai copper and rubber were down more than 1%.
On the upside, urea rose more than 2%. Japonica rice and coking coal gained nearly 2%, while asphalt and the European container shipping futures contract were up more than 1%. PTA edged up nearly 1%.
PRECIOUS METALS | Shanghai Silver Futures Drop Over 7% as Most China Commodity Contracts Fall
2026-06-08 01:22:40
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