Affected by the slump in the external market on Friday, this week (4-8), the domestic futures markets collectively gapped lower and then rebounded. However, the European debt crisis continued to heat up and the Fed’s weak position showed that the effect of domestic interest rate cuts was offset. The industrial products did not change, but the agricultural products led by rapeseed oil and soybean meal rebounded a lot. It is expected that the trend of “agricultural strength and weak workforce†will continue. The non-agricultural employment data announced by the United States deteriorated again last weekend, causing a collective collapse in the external market. The domestic market failed to digest the bad news in time. After the resumption on Monday, most of the commodities except precious metals such as gold and silver were out of stock. Sharply lower open. In particular, non-ferrous metals, energy and chemical products fell by the top of the list, while cotton, PTA and other industrial supplies fell to a stop, and the oil and oil products and grains with better fundamentals were more resilient. With the release of panic sentiment and the market’s expectations of the G7 finance ministers’ meeting, the ECB meeting and Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke’s speech, domestic and foreign commodity markets began to rebound, but the market’s disappointment was that Europe and the United States were finally There is no substantial content in the policy. Even if the People's Bank of China cuts interest rates for the first time in three years, it will be difficult to boost the market. Most industrial products will return to the weak after a slight rebound. In terms of specific varieties, international oil prices rebounded and fell slightly this week after falling sharply on Friday. Affected by the ongoing European debt crisis and the strengthening of the US dollar, crude oil prices have been falling for five consecutive weeks. This week, oil prices in New York and London rebounded to At US$84.10 and US$99.47 per barrel, the increase rate was more than 1%, and the decline was postponed. Liu Yaqin, a mid-term researcher, believes that after the financial crisis, the medium-term trend of crude oil has shifted from a bull market pattern to a large shock pattern. Due to the conflict between the slow recovery of the real economy and the improvement of liquidity in the financial environment, the trend of crude oil has entered a shock along with the impact of the European debt crisis. Adjustment pattern, the short-term shock range may increase from 80-90 US dollars to 70-90 US dollars. After the international gold price rose by 4% last Friday, it drove the domestic gold price to fluctuate sharply this week. The international gold price shock interval reached 80 US dollars, and the weekly price dropped by nearly 2%. The current risk factor for gold is still the escalation of the crisis in the euro zone’s debt and whether the Fed can again introduce quantitative easing monetary policy. In the domestic market, in addition to white sugar and cotton, agricultural products such as wheat and rapeseed oil have performed outstandingly. White sugar and cotton have dual properties of agricultural products and industrial products. However, the global supply of white sugar and cotton is sufficient in the current year, resulting in weaker fundamentals. In particular, the end of domestic purchases and storages resulted in the temporary lack of support between the two countries. The cost price phenomenon, white sugar, cotton fell around 2% this week. Wheat futures rebounded sharply this week, breaking the decline since March. Since the beginning of this year, the weather conditions have been relatively good, the winter wheat yield is expected to be strong, and the wheat futures prices have fallen continuously. However, the news of wheat “brown head disease†has spread from major producing areas this week, which has caused the market to pay attention to new wheat varieties and yields. Wheat futures rebounded more than 3% in one day. Some analysts believe that, under the continuation of wheat replacement in the feed industry, demand for wheat will improve, and the bottom of wheat may appear, and there may be a gradual rebound in the future. Oils and oils have strong resilience, but they have clearly differentiated. Colza oil and soybean oil rose by 2.6% and 0.5% respectively. Palm oil dropped by more than 1%. The reduction in the cost of rapeseed oil and rapeseed products supported the prices of rapeseed oil, and palm oil stocks remained high. Waiting for the arrival of the consumer season, the high spread between oils and greases has increased arbitrage opportunities and increased speculative risks. Soybean meal and soybeans rose by 3.67% and 1.09%, respectively. The weather factors in the US soybean producing areas boosted the market, but the aquaculture industry resumed slower demand for feed, which would still have a suppressive effect on prices. On the whole, the resilience of agricultural products will still be stronger than that of industrial products. The lowering of the PPI index announced by the International Bureau of Statistics on the 9th also shows that the days of industrial enterprises are still not good, and the decline in commodity prices is still not over. Liu Xintian, chief analyst of Business Club, believes that the decline in the commodity market in the first week of June has slowed, but the overall downward trend has not been reversed and it is not expected that there will be an upward transition until July. Plastic Parts,Cnc Plastic Parts,Plastic Injection Molding,Milled Panel Plastics Shenzhen Yuheng Precision Machinery Co., Ltd. , https://www.ypcncmachining.com