China commodity futures mostly rise in morning session on July 6; Shanghai tin jumps over 3%
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China's domestic commodity futures traded mostly higher in early July 6 session, led by Shanghai tin (+3%+) and broad gains across industrial inputs. The move signals firmer near-term risk appetite and improving demand expectations for industrial commodities, while declines in stainless steel and LPG temper the tone. Strength in Shanghai silver and related metals can marginally support precious/industrial metal complex sentiment in the short run.
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China’s domestic commodity futures traded mostly higher in early trading on July 6, led by a more than 3% rise in Shanghai tin. Asphalt and BR rubber gained more than 2%, while coke and Shanghai silver rose over 1%. Sugar and Shanghai aluminum posted modest increases, while stainless steel and liquefied petroleum gas fell more than 1% and starch and corn edged lower. The moves point to a short-term improvement in market sentiment and expectations for better industrial demand, lending support to Shanghai Futures Exchange-listed contracts such as silver, sugar and aluminum.
