News list for "Last issue"
Last Futures Exchange: Copper inventories rose by 82,979 tons this week, aluminum inventories rose by 32,158 tons, zinc inventories rose by 17,811 tons, lead inventories rose by 640 tons, nickel inventories fell by 809 tons, tin inventories rose by 2,875 tons, and natural rubber inventories rose by 1,200 tons.
Last Futures Exchange: Copper inventories increased by 10,118 tons this week, aluminum inventories decreased by 3,694 tons, zinc inventories decreased by 294 tons, lead inventories decreased by 1,351 tons, nickel inventories increased by 1,752 tons, tin inventories increased by 73 tons, and natural rubber inventories increased by 3,700 tons.
Gold Ten Futures, December 27th, according to the announcement of the Shanghai Stock Exchange, from January 1, 2025 to December 31, 2025, the delivery fee of each variety will be temporarily exempted (including futures to spot and standard warehouse receipt transfer, etc., which are settled through the exchange and charged according to the delivery standard). The handling fee for standard warehouse receipts as margin will be charged at a preferential rate of 0.1% (annualized). The hedging transa...
Last Futures Exchange: Copper inventories rose by 3,308 tons this week, aluminum inventories fell by 11,113 tons, zinc inventories fell by 9,901 tons, lead inventories fell by 214 tons, nickel inventories rose by 734 tons, tin inventories fell by 112 tons, and natural rubber inventories rose by 1,812 tons.
From the time of closing and settlement on October 29, 2024 (Tuesday), the trading margin ratio and the range of the price limit will be adjusted as follows, the range of the price limit for alumina futures contracts will be adjusted to 10%, the margin ratio for hedging transactions will be adjusted to 11%, and the margin ratio for speculative transactions will be adjusted to 12%.
Last Futures Exchange: Copper inventories rose by 14,860 tons this week, aluminum inventories rose by 388 tons, zinc inventories rose by 734 tons, lead inventories rose by 3,787 tons, nickel inventories fell by 510 tons, tin inventories fell by 434 tons, and natural rubber inventories rose by 5,026 tons.
The main contract of gold futures on the Shanghai Futures Exchange hit 595 yuan/gram, an increase of 1.35%, continuing to brush a record high, and has risen by more than 20% so far this year.
Last Futures Exchange: Copper inventories decreased by 20,582 tons this week, aluminum inventories increased by 2,722 tons, zinc inventories increased by 3,917 tons, lead inventories increased by 9,523 tons, nickel inventories decreased by 1,169 tons, tin inventories decreased by 99 tons, and natural rubber inventories increased by 5,927 tons.
From the trading on July 31, 2024 (that is, the evening trading on July 30), the transaction fee for closing the current position of rebar futures RB2408, RB2409, and RB2410 contracts will be adjusted to 2/10,000 of the transaction amount, and the transaction fee for closing the current position will be adjusted to 1/10,000 of the transaction amount.
Last Futures Exchange: Copper inventories decreased by 7979 tons this week, aluminum inventories decreased by 1664 tons, zinc inventories decreased by 6076 tons, lead inventories increased by 260 tons, nickel inventories decreased by 353 tons, tin inventories decreased by 1567 tons, and natural rubber inventories increased by 5597 tons.
