TREE NEWS reports: Glass futures led gains at the open of Chinese commodity trading, rising more than 2%, while soda ash, methanol, fuel oil, LU fuel oil, caustic soda, Shanghai tin, BR rubber and Shanghai silver each climbed over 1%. Shanghai zinc and palm oil fell more than 1%.
Chinese Commodity Futures Open Higher; Glass Rises Over 2%
The breadth of the rally—spanning glass, soda ash, methanol, fuel oils, caustic soda, tin, rubber and silver—points to a broad-based risk-on open rather than a single-supply story, with glass standing out as the clearest expression. The split is equally telling: zinc and palm oil softening while the rest of the board firms suggests sector-specific positioning rather than a uniform macro bid. Whether glass holds its early premium through the session, and whether the softer zinc and palm oil complex drags on the wider tape, is the open question worth watching.
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