Chinese Commodity Futures Close: Rapeseed Meal, Bottle Chip Up Over 4%

The outsized moves in rapeseed meal and bottle chip stand out against a broadly mixed session, suggesting the buying is concentrated in specific agricultural and petrochemical contracts rather than reflecting a uniform risk-on shift. The split between softs and energy-linked names — with methanol and ethylene glycol higher while crude oil and glass decline — points to contract-specific drivers, possibly supply or inventory factors, rather than a single macro impulse. Whether this divergence persists across coming sessions, or whether the weakness in lithium carbonate and live hogs spreads, is the open question.