TREE NEWS reports: Shanghai silver fell nearly 3% at the opening of China’s night futures session, leading declines across energy and industrial commodities. Pure benzene, styrene, low-sulfur fuel oil, paraxylene, coke, Shanghai tin, soybean No. 2, coking coal, palm oil and fuel oil each dropped more than 1%. Pulp rose over 1%, with glass, caustic soda and liquefied petroleum gas also gaining.
Shanghai Silver Falls Nearly 3% at Night Session Open; Pulp Rises Over 1%
The breadth of the selloff — silver leading but with losses spread across energy, petrochemicals and metals — points to a session-wide risk-off move in Chinese futures rather than a single-commodity story. Pulp's gain alongside glass and caustic soda suggests the weakness is not uniform, leaving room to question whether this reflects macro positioning or sector-specific flows. Whether silver's drop holds through the session, or reverses as it did in prior night opens, is the open question.
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