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China Commodity Futures Open Mixed: Synthetic Rubber Up Over 4%, Crude Oil Down Over 2%

China’s domestic commodity futures opened mixed on the latest session, with synthetic rubber climbing more than 4% while rubber and TSR 20 rose over 3%. Rapeseed oil and No. 1 soybean gained nearly 2%, and palladium, rapeseed meal and Shanghai gold advanced over 1%. On the downside, SC crude oil fell more than 2%, fuel oil and low-sulfur fuel oil dropped nearly 2%, and LPG, asphalt and Shanghai nickel each lost over 1%.

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The split is the story: softs, rubber and precious metals bid while the entire energy complex and nickel sell off, which points to a demand-side rather than a broad risk-off move. Rubber's outsized gain against falling crude matters because synthetic rubber is a crude derivative, so the two normally move together — this divergence suggests a supply or regional factor is at work rather than macro. Whether crude's weakness drags rubber back into line, or the rubber bid holds independently, is the open question.

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