B[, LME metal futures generally closed higher] On October 10, LME metal futures closed generally higher, with LME copper futures closing up $231 at $14,540/ton. LME aluminum futures closed down $2, at $3,048 per ton. LME zinc futures closed up $87 at $3,806/ton. LME lead futures closed up $28 at $1,888 per ton. LME nickel futures closed up $69 at $15,622 per ton. LME tin futures closed up $1,559 at $53,006 per ton. B[Most of the main domestic futures contracts fell, SC crude oil fell by 4%] On September 23, most of the main domestic futures contracts fell, with SC crude oil falling by 4%, ethylene glycol (EG) falling by nearly 4%, staple fiber, lithium carbonate, and bottle flakes falling by more than 3%, and methanol, asphalt, and PTA falling by more than 2%. In terms of gains, No. 20 rubber, European container lines, rubber, and Shanghai Nickel rose by more than 1%, while platinum and industrial silicon rose by nearly 1%. B[Lun Copper stocks decreased by 1,625 tons] On September 22, London Metal Exchange (LME) data showed that aluminum inventories decreased by 75 tons, lead inventories decreased by 3,025 tons, nickel inventories increased by 102 tons, tin inventories decreased by 135 tons, copper inventories decreased by 1,625 tons, and zinc inventories decreased by 2,125 tons. BSeptember 18th, according to the Shanghai Stock Exchange, copper inventories increased by 1,293 tons this week, aluminum inventories decreased by 26,729 tons, zinc inventories decreased by 898 tons, lead inventories decreased by 3,685 tons, nickel inventories decreased by 2,138 tons, tin inventories decreased by 593 tons, and natural rubber inventories increased by 1,660 tons. B[Lun Copper Inventory Increased by 1,750 Tons] On September 17, London Metal Exchange (LME) data showed that tin inventories decreased by 25 tons, zinc inventories increased by 1,575 tons, lead inventories decreased by 2,750 tons, aluminum inventories decreased by 1,000 tons, nickel inventories remained unchanged, and copper inventories increased by 1,750 tons. B[Most domestic commodity futures closed down, and pure benzene fell by the limit] On September 17, most domestic commodity futures closed down, with pure benzene falling by the limit, down 6%, crude oil fell by more than 6%, styrene fell by more than 5%, fuel oil fell by more than 4%, liquefied gas and paraxylene fell by more than 3%, apples, dates, plastics, and PTA fell by more than 2%, and coking coal, pulp, cotton, palm oil, and ethylene glycol fell by more than 1%. In terms of gains, the European Container Line rose by more than 8%, lithium carbonate rose by more than 3%, rapeseed meal rose by nearly 3%, Shanghai tin, Shanghai nickel, soybean meal, and international copper rose by more than 1%. B[Lun Copper stocks increased by 4,925 tons] On September 16, London Metal Exchange (LME) data showed that lead stocks decreased by 1,500 tons, tin stocks increased by 100 tons, aluminum stocks remained unchanged, copper stocks increased by 4,925 tons, nickel stocks increased by 210 tons, and zinc stocks increased by 1,450 tons. B[Most of the main domestic futures contracts rose, with bottle flakes and rapeseed meal rising more than 3%] On September 16th, most of the main domestic futures contracts rose, with bottle flakes and rapeseed meal rising by more than 3%, soybean meal, Shanghai silver, soybean 2, short fiber, and ethylene glycol (EG) rising by more than 2%, and pulp rising by nearly 2%. In terms of decline, lithium carbonate and rapeseed fell by more than 2%, Shanghai Nickel, SC crude oil, European container lines, and glass fell by more than 1%, and polyvinyl chloride (PVC) and cotton yarn fell by nearly 1%. B[Lun Copper stocks increased by 6,325 tons] On September 15, London Metal Exchange (LME) data showed that zinc stocks increased by 1,675 tons, copper stocks increased by 6,325 tons, tin stocks decreased by 230 tons, aluminum stocks decreased by 250 tons, nickel stocks increased by 4,248 tons, and lead stocks increased by 1,325 tons. B[Most domestic commodity futures ended lower Crude oil surged more than 11%] On September 14, most domestic commodity futures closed down, with glass and soda ash falling by more than 5%, caustic soda, Shanghai tin, and BR rubber falling by more than 3%, PVC, pure benzene, red dates, rapeseed meal, Shanghai lead, and styrene falling by more than 2%, and coke, Shanghai zinc, rubber, alumina, Shanghai nickel, coking coal, iron ore, ethylene glycol, lithium carbonate, palm oil, and industrial silicon falling by more than 1%. In terms of gains, crude oil rose by more than 11%, and asphalt, fuel oil, and European container shipping rose by more than 2%. BSeptember 11th, according to the Shanghai Stock Exchange, copper inventories decreased by 8,220 tons this week, aluminum inventories decreased by 17,019 tons, zinc inventories increased by 1,253 tons, lead inventories decreased by 863 tons, nickel inventories decreased by 847 tons, tin inventories increased by 1,153 tons, and natural rubber inventories decreased by 74 tons. B[China releases "Intelligent Ore Seeking" system for the first time in the world] On September 11, the Ministry of Natural Resources officially released the "Intelligent Ore Seeking (AI-OreSeeking)" system (hereinafter referred to as the "System") for the first time in the world at the 2026 China International Mining Conference. The system was independently developed by the China Geological Survey and provides a one-stop intelligent solution for mineral resource prediction and evaluation. It marks that geological prospecting work has officially entered a new stage from "experience-driven" to "intelligent-driven", bringing a new technical paradigm to the global mineral exploration field. In terms of application scenarios, the system can adapt to the needs of multiple mineral types and multi-stage mineral exploration work. In terms of mineral coverage, the system can be applied to the investigation, exploration and evaluation of solid mineral resources such as gold, iron, copper, aluminum, lithium, cobalt, nickel, lead-zinc, chromium, potash, uranium and other solid mineral resources. (Reporter Guo Songqiao) B[Lun Copper stocks decreased by 1,075 tons] On September 10, London Metal Exchange (LME) data showed that lead stocks decreased by 2,075 tons, tin stocks decreased by 105 tons, copper stocks decreased by 1,075 tons, aluminum stocks decreased by 175 tons, nickel stocks increased by 576 tons, and zinc stocks decreased by 4,325 tons.
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