TREE NEWS reports: Night-session futures trading opened mixed, with Shanghai tin, alumina, Shanghai silver, coking coal and asphalt each falling nearly 1%. Synthetic rubber led gains, rising more than 3%, while low-sulfur fuel oil, No. 20 rubber and fuel oil climbed over 2% and rubber rose nearly 2%. Styrene, crude oil and liquefied petroleum gas each gained more than 1%.
Night session opens mixed: tin, alumina, silver, coking coal, asphalt down nearly 1%; synthetic rubber up over 3%
AI take
The split is really between energy-linked and rubber complexes on one side and metals and coal on the other, which points to sector-specific positioning rather than a single macro driver. Synthetic rubber's outsized move stands apart from the broader gains in crude, fuel oil and LPG, suggesting its own supply or demand story. Whether that rubber strength holds once the night session closes, or fades like the metals weakness, is the open question.
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