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At the end of the morning, the main contracts of domestic futures rose more and fell less. Soda ash rose more than 4%, glass rose more than 3%, urea, container shipping Europe, industrial silicon, coking coal, polysilicon rose more than 2%, Shanghai zinc, coke, butadiene rubber rose nearly 2%; decline, vegetable oil, alumina fell more than 2%, soybean oil, palm oil fell more than 1%.
On January 6th, the dollar index DXY continued to decline, falling 0.9%, the pound against the dollar GBP/USD rose 1%, the euro against the dollar EUR/USD rose 1.1%, the New Zealand dollar against the dollar NZD/USD, the Australian dollar against the dollar AUD/USD rose more than 1%, the dollar against the yen USD/JPY erased the intraday rally, now down 0.01%.
In early trading, the main contracts of domestic futures rose and fell differently. Consolidation Europe rose more than 6%, glass rose more than 3%, vegetable oil rose more than 2%, palm oil and eggs rose nearly 2%, and urea, soybean oil, Shanghai gold, Shanghai silver, Shanghai lead rose more than 1%. In terms of decline, SC crude oil fell more than 4%, rubber and BR rubber fell more than 2%, and coke and coking coal fell nearly 2%.
Class A share brokerage stocks bottomed out and rebounded, CITIC Securities rose more than 6%, the stock price hit a record high, the sea securities, Minmetals Capital, Tianfeng Securities, China Merchants Securities, Oriental Wealth and other gains.
At the end of the morning, the main contracts of domestic futures rose and fell. Lithium carbonate rose by more than 5%, coke rose by more than 2%, and apples rose by more than 1%. In terms of decline, styrene fell by more than 4%, and glass, container European line, asphalt, bottle flakes, staple fiber, SC crude oil, and low-sulfur fuel oil fell by more than 2%.
In early trading, the main contracts of domestic futures were mixed. Lithium carbonate rose more than 3%, vegetable oil and bean oil rose more than 2%, and soybean oil rose nearly 2%. In terms of decline, bottle flakes fell more than 3%, and low-sulfur fuel oil fell nearly 1%.
