China Commodity Futures Close: Apple Up Over 4%, Styrene and Ethylene Glycol Up Over 3%

The split session is the story: softs and petrochemical-linked contracts caught a firm bid while precious metals and steel-chain inputs sold off, pointing to rotation rather than a single macro driver. Apple's outsized move looks idiosyncratic to its own supply-demand picture rather than a broad agricultural signal. The gold and silver weakness alongside coking coal and iron ore suggests the risk-off bid that supported metals is fading, though one session is thin evidence. Whether the petrochemical strength holds once the initial positioning clears is the open question worth tracking.