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China Futures Open Mixed: Lithium Carbonate Up Over 1%, Propylene Down Over 3%
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On September 22, domestic futures markets in China opened with mixed performance across various commodities. International copper, rapeseed meal, and lithium carbonate each rose by more than 1%, indicating positive sentiment in those sectors. In contrast, propylene and ethylene glycol experienced significant declines, dropping over 3%, while low-sulfur fuel oil and fuel oil fell by more than 1%. The report, sourced from People's Financial Information and published by Stockstar Securities News, provides a snapshot of early trading activity without offering specific forecasts or attributing opinions to any analyst. The data reflects real-time market movements at the opening bell.
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Source: People's Financial News, September 22
Domestic futures markets opened with mixed performance. Key movements include:
- Gainers: International copper, rapeseed meal, and lithium carbonate rose by more than 1%.
- Losers: Propylene and ethylene glycol fell by over 3%, while low-sulfur fuel oil and fuel oil declined by more than 1%.
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Chinese Futures Show Mixed Performance; Lithium Carbonate Surges, Crude Oil Drops 6%