Commodity futures opened, with the main contract for Shanghai tin rising over 3%, international copper rising over 2%, and Shanghai copper and asphalt rising over 1%. The shipping European route, rubber, No. 20 rubber, caustic soda, glass, soda ash, BR rubber, lithium carbonate, coking coal, and white sugar fell over 1%

The night session of futures trading opened, with asphalt, Shanghai copper, Shanghai tin, international copper, and fuel oil rising over 1%, while low-sulfur fuel oil, pulp, and Shanghai silver also increased; caustic soda, soda ash, coke, and coking coal declined

Most of the domestic futures night market closed higher, with double coke rising at least 1.7%

Methanol night trading rose by 1.89%, coking coal rose by 1.77%, coke rose by 1.70%, soda ash rose by 1.03%, low-sulfur fuel oil rose by 0.70%, iron ore rose by 0.44%, rosin rose by 0.29%, fuel oil rose by 0.08%, and white sugar rose by 0.04%. Soybean meal, soybean two, soybean oil, and palm oil night trading fell by up to 0.44%, caustic soda fell by 0.81%, LPG fell by 0.94%, rapeseed meal fell by 1.03%, and asphalt fell by 1.07%

The night session of futures trading opened, with Shanghai silver, coking coal, coke, and low-sulfur fuel oil rising over 1%, while soda ash, international copper, and Shanghai gold also increased; Shanghai tin, liquefied petroleum gas, rapeseed meal, and soybean meal declined

The domestic futures night market showed mixed results, with glass rising over 1.9%, iron ore falling about 0.9%, coking coal dropping over 1.7%, and coke decreasing by about 2.3%

The domestic futures night market showed mixed results, with glass rising over 1.9%, iron ore falling about 0.9%, coking coal dropping over 1.7%, and coke decreasing about 2.3%. Other commodities such as rubber, palm oil, soda ash, and PVC also experienced varying degrees of increases and decreases