On November 22, the commodity price index BPI was 851 points, which was the same as on November 21. It was 16.49% lower than the highest point in the cycle of 1019 points (2012-04-10) and 660 points from the lowest point on February 3, 2016. An increase of 28.94%. (Note: The period refers to 2011-12-01 till now).
On November 22, the antimony commodity index was 59.16, which was the same as on November 21. It was 42.18% lower than the cycle high of 102.32 points (2012-10-16) and 25.93 higher than the lowest point of 46.98 points on December 24, 2015. %. (Note: Period refers to 2012-09-08 to present).
In late New York trading, the U.S. dollar index fell 0.06% to 92.4043, a five-day losing streak, a record low in more than two months; the offshore renminbi fell 0.23% against the U.S. dollar, and USDCNH reported 6.5626; the World Trade Organization issued a report saying that export orders grew rapidly. In the third quarter of this year, global trade in goods rebounded strongly, but there is still uncertainty about whether this growth trend will continue in the future. The latest issue of the "Barometer of Trade in Goods" released by the WTO on the same day showed that the global trade in goods boom index reached 100.7, which was a significant increase from the 84.5 released in August; Premier Li Keqiang pointed out that it is necessary to fully understand the current domestic and international situation. It is complicated and severe, with great uncertainty, seeking truth from facts, taking into account the long-term and short-term plans for the next development, maintaining policy continuity, effectiveness and sustainability; reasonably grasping policy strength, selecting policy tools, and continuing to adhere to the experience explored. The effective direct mechanism and other reform measures should be adhered to; crude oil prices: As of 3 am on November 21, Beijing time, spot Brent closed at US$43.435/barrel, up 0.57 US dollars or 1.33% from the previous trading day. WTI closed at $42.42 per barrel, up $0.52 from the previous trading day, or 1.24%. Affected by this, the LME London market in the night trading last Friday was mixed. LME copper rose 2.4%, LME aluminum fell 0.1%, LME zinc rose 1.7%, LME nickel rose 1.9%, LME tin fell 0.1%, and LME lead rose 3%. ; The domestic night futures market mostly rose, Shanghai copper rose 2.1%, Shanghai aluminum rose 0.1%, Shanghai zinc rose 1%, Shanghai lead rose 4%, Shanghai nickel rose 1.8%, Shanghai tin fell 0.23%, and thread rose 1.2%. Stainless steel rose 1.5% and Shanghai lead rose 4%.
London lead trend: Last Friday, the London lead opened at US$1970.5/ton, and reached a maximum of US$2038/ton. It once again set a high price and closed at US$2030/ton, an increase of US$58/ton or 2.94% from the previous trading day.
SunSirs believes that under the current tight supply and demand and cost pressures, prices are expected to stabilize and strengthen in the market outlook.
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