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16:34:38

Hong Kong, China's trade balance for April

Previous : -890.83 Forecast : -420

Published Value -294.84

16:32:47

The tug-of-war around 1.1610: The euro's technical outlook is bearish, awaiting a catalyst to break the deadlock. Details>

16:30:12

The annual rate of Hong Kong's exports in April

Previous : 35.80% Forecast : 31%

Published Value 42.90%

16:30:11

Annual rate of imports in Hong Kong, China in April

Previous : 41.20% Forecast : 41.70%

Published Value 44.40%

16:29:44

Qatar has expressed its willingness to expand cooperation (with Japan) in various fields, including the energy sector.

16:29:43

Escalating US-Iran conflict, yet oil prices fail to break $100? Rabobank provides the answer. Details>

16:29:34

3M shares fell 1.9% in pre-market trading; the Australian government sued the company for $1.4 billion in damages over pollution from per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS, or "permanent chemicals").

16:28:53

The Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy said on social media on the 28th that 23 ships had passed through the Strait of Hormuz in the past 24 hours. (Xinhua)

16:28:31

Total Energy plans to invest in a new Middle East pipeline project and is considering acquiring Shell's French gas stations. (1) Total Energy's CEO stated that the company is prepared to invest in a new Middle East pipeline project. (2) Total Energy's CEO instructed the transaction team to supply gas to France. (3) Total Energy will consider acquiring Shell's French gas stations.

16:27:27

According to the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs: Toshimitsu Motegi of Japan and Qatari Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Mohammed held talks on Thursday.

16:26:47

TotalEnergies CEO stated that France will not experience a fuel shortage.

16:26:29

Official data from Singapore shows that in the week ending May 27, the country's refined petroleum product inventories fell by 1.1 million barrels, bringing the total to 44.3 million barrels, a one-year low.

16:24:39

Revolutionary! The balance of power in US-Iran peace talks tilts, gold poised for a counterattack. Details>

16:21:06

Bank of England's Bretton: Hedge funds could exacerbate volatility in the UK government bond market.

16:20:48

Bank of England's Bretton: Hedge funds are a significant source of demand for UK government bonds.

16:20:24

Reliance Industries discusses its oil-to-chemicals (O2C) business: In fiscal years 2026-2027, factors such as product price fluctuations and supply disruptions in the Middle East may drag down domestic demand and profit margins.

16:15:23

The Ukrainian parliament approved a loan agreement with the European Union.

16:13:57

China's weekly apparent demand for rebar as of May 28

Previous : 241.79 Forecast : -

Published Value 232.25

16:13:42

China's weekly social inventory of rebar as of May 28

Previous : 489.93 Forecast : -

Published Value 484.67

16:13:32

Weekly inventory of rebar plants in China as of May 28

Previous : 175.36 Forecast : -

Published Value 170.04

16:13:17

China's weekly rebar output as of May 28

Previous : 221.14 Forecast : -

Published Value 221.67

16:11:53

[Former US Official Says Israel Manipulates US Intelligence Agencies] Joe Kent, former director of the US National Counterterrorism Center, stated on May 26 that Israeli lobbying groups have manipulated US intelligence agencies and media, dragging the US into a conflict with Iran. Kent also stated that Americans would be outraged if they knew the true extent of the influence of Israeli lobbying groups. He said that many informed individuals have come forward to tell the truth, counter Israeli lobbying, and demand that the US immediately stop its involvement in this foolish war. (CCTV International News)

16:11:38

[Death Toll Rises to 11 in Explosion at Japanese-Owned Paper Mill in the US] Officials in Longview, Washington, reported on the 27th that the death toll from the explosion at a paper mill owned by a Japanese paper company on the 26th has risen to 11. The previously reported nine missing persons are no longer believed to have survived. (CCTV)

16:11:10

[Germany May Face Hundreds of Billions of Euros in Economic Losses Due to Heatwave] With many parts of Europe experiencing prolonged periods of extreme heat, the German business community is concerned about the potential economic impact of the extreme temperatures. According to a recent survey released on the 28th, the continued warming is gradually exacerbating economic pressures in Germany and could have a significant impact on economic output as early as 2030. The survey indicates that if the heatwave trend of the past 10 years continues into 2030, the German economy could face losses of approximately €112.5 billion. The study suggests that the heatwave is creating "double pressure" on businesses: on the one hand, rising temperatures lead to decreased labor productivity; on the other hand, increased demand for cooling drives up energy costs. (CCTV)

16:09:52

[Hong Kong Stock Market Closing] ⑴ Hong Kong stocks closed on Thursday with the Hang Seng Index down 1.272% and the Hang Seng Tech Index down 0.387%. ⑵ Horizon Robotics-W down 4.690%, Longfor Group down 4.955%, and Chow Tai Fook down 4.987%. ⑶ Innovent Biologics down 5.193%, China Hongqiao down 5.388%, Meituan-W down 5.663%, and Hansoh Pharmaceutical down 7.101%.

16:09:07

Swedish Prime Minister: Will meet with Ukrainian President on Thursday to announce the latest news related to the aircraft.

16:08:34

Transneft, Russia's state-owned oil pipeline company, announced that it will expand the oil loading capacity at the Kozmino port to 50 million tons per year.

16:08:19

Lead inventories on the London Metal Exchange (LME) jumped 10%, reaching their highest level since 2013.

16:07:58

South Korea will issue 15 trillion won in government bonds in June.

16:07:45

Transneft, Russia's state-owned pipeline company, stated that if everything proceeds as predicted by IFX, oil exports will remain stable in 2025 and 2026, maintaining the 2024 level.

16:07:30

Futu Holdings: Q1 2026 revenue was HK$5.85599 billion, a 24.7% year-on-year increase, compared to HK$4.695 billion in the same period last year; net profit was HK$8.30985 billion, compared to HK$2.143 billion in the same period last year.

16:06:42

Stellar Energy and Stellar are strengthening and expanding their partnership by focusing on high-performance engine oils.

16:06:17

The Trump administration is in talks to provide financing to some U.S. drone companies; following the announcement, Unusual Machines' stock price rose 36% in pre-market trading.

16:05:54

Snowflake shares rose 36.4% in pre-market trading after the company raised its annual product revenue forecast and signed a $6 billion Amazon Web Services partnership agreement.

16:05:28

Sources: Ukrainian President Zelenskyy is currently in Sweden.

16:03:50

According to the National Energy Administration, in April 2026, a total of 5,692 new new energy power generation projects (excluding household photovoltaic) were registered and approved nationwide, including 37 wind power projects, 5,651 photovoltaic power generation projects (41 centralized photovoltaic power generation projects and 5,610 industrial and commercial distributed photovoltaic power generation projects), and 4 biomass power generation projects.

16:03:13

LME Daily inventory changes in the UK on May 28th - Lead

Previous : -1350 Forecast : -

Published Value 29650

16:03:03

LME Daily inventory changes in the UK on May 28th - Zinc

Previous : -1550 Forecast : -

Published Value -75

16:02:53

LME Daily Inventory changes in the UK on May 28th - Tin

Previous : 265 Forecast : -

Published Value 200

16:02:42

LME Daily inventory changes in the UK on May 28th - Copper

Previous : -2225 Forecast : -

Published Value -2200

16:02:31

LME Daily inventory changes in the UK on May 28th - Primary aluminum

Previous : -100 Forecast : -

Published Value -1250

16:02:19

LME Daily inventory changes in the UK on May 28th - Main NASAAC aluminum alloys

Previous : 0 Forecast : -

Published Value 0

16:02:17

LME Daily inventory changes in the UK on May 28th - Nickel

Previous : -822 Forecast : -

Published Value 0

16:02:15

LME Daily inventory changes in the UK on May 28th - Cobalt

Previous : -5 Forecast : -

Published Value 0

16:02:13

LME Daily Inventory changes in the UK on May 28th - Aluminum Alloy

Previous : 0 Forecast : -

Published Value 0

16:01:48

Total fuel inventories in Singapore for the week ending May 27

Previous : 4540.40 Forecast : -

Published Value 4428.50

16:01:05

Singapore's remaining oil inventories for the week ending May 27

Previous : 2150 Forecast : -

Published Value 2070.30

16:00:50

Singapore's intermediate distillate fuel inventories for the week ending May 27

Previous : 902.60 Forecast : -

Published Value 896.40

16:00:36

Singapore's light distillate fuel inventories for the week ended May 27

Previous : 1487.80 Forecast : -

Published Value 1461.80

16:00:21

Italy's Istat Consumer confidence index for May

Previous : 90.80 Forecast : 90.10

Published Value 93.40

16:00:21

Italy's Istat Manufacturing Confidence Index for May

Previous : 87.90 Forecast : 87.50

Published Value 87.90

15:56:13

[Janus Henderson: UK Investors Shorten Bond Duration as Caution Rises Over Interest Rate Risk] ⑴ Matt Block of Janus Henderson stated in a report that in the 12 months to February, UK investors shifted funds into shorter-term bonds and withdrew from longer-term bonds, indicating a growing cautious sentiment towards interest rate risk. ⑵ He stated that given the high degree of uncertainty in the macroeconomic and geopolitical environment, "we are seeing increased demand for fixed-income assets, with investors shortening duration while maintaining a focus on quality and liquidity."

15:54:59

The Russian Ministry of Finance stated that it will begin accepting bids for RMB-denominated OFZ bonds maturing in 2036 at 11:00 AM Moscow time. The deadline for bidding is 3:00 PM. Coupon rate guidance: no higher than 8%.

15:54:34

[ING: Euro Risks Breaking Key Support Level if US-Iran Stalemate Continues] ⑴ Francesco Pesole of ING stated in a report that the euro risks breaking key support levels against the dollar if the stalemate between the US and Iran continues. ⑵ He said that recently, investors have tended to buy the euro when it falls towards the $1.1580 to $1.1590 area, but this support level could be broken. ⑶ He indicated that the euro may fall below $1.1500 before rebounding, but intraday trading remains highly dependent on news regarding the Iranian conflict. ⑷ The euro fell 0.1% to $1.1611, after hitting a one-week low of $1.1584.

15:53:59

[UBS Survey: World's Richest Families Reduce Dollar Allocations; Two-Third Expect Weaker Confidence in the Dollar as Reserve Currency] ⑴ A report released by UBS on Thursday stated that due to rising geopolitical tensions and sovereign debt, the world's richest families are reducing their dollar allocations, prompting them to rethink the risks of their portfolios. ⑵ UBS's survey shows that approximately two-thirds of the surveyed family offices expect confidence in the dollar as a reserve currency to weaken this year. ⑶ The survey was conducted from January to late March, before the dollar began to outperform many other currencies.

15:53:01

[World Gold Council: Gold is the Top Viable Alternative to the US Dollar] ⑴ On May 28, the World Gold Council's Senior Market Strategist and Head of Public Policy for the Americas stated at the UBS Asia Investment Forum that the structural factors supporting gold demand remain robust and long-term. ⑵ As investors gain a deeper understanding of the gold market, the adoption rate of various gold investment instruments has increased globally. ⑶ From a central bank's perspective, gold is the top choice if looking for a viable alternative to the US dollar. ⑷ He revealed that as the gold market continues to develop, we are advancing the modernization of market infrastructure (including accelerating digitalization) to ensure that gold remains attractive and convenient for the next generation of investors.

15:52:01

[Iran Strongly Condemns US Attack on Bandar Abbas] Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Baghae issued a statement today (May 28) strongly condemning the US military attack on parts of the southern Iranian port of Bandar Abbas in the early hours of the day. He stated that this act was a blatant violation of Iran's territorial integrity and national sovereignty, and a serious breach of international law and the UN Charter. Baghae pointed out that the UN Security Council has a responsibility to fulfill its legal obligations and hold the US accountable. Baghae also stated that since the US-Iran ceasefire agreement took effect in April, the US has continuously violated the ceasefire. He further condemned recent "threatening rhetoric" made by US officials against Iran and some regional countries, and expressed solidarity with Oman. He stated that threatening to "destroy" a UN member state that has long played a constructive role in regional peace and security and has actively participated in diplomatic mediation for many years not only violates the fundamental principle of international law "prohibiting the use of force or the threat of force," but also reflects the dangerous trend of "illegal acts and hegemonism becoming increasingly normalized" in international relations. (CCTV International News)

15:47:40

[Russian Sports Minister: International Ice Hockey Federation Disciplinary Committee Overturns Russian National Team Ban] On May 27, local time, Russian Sports Minister Degtyarev stated that the International Ice Hockey Federation's Disciplinary Committee had overturned its previous decision to ban the Russian national team from the 2026/27 season. Degtyarev posted on his social media platform that the Disciplinary Committee stated in its ruling that the arguments and risk assessment report submitted by the International Ice Hockey Federation failed to provide sufficient basis for extending the ban on safety grounds. (CCTV)

15:45:57

[Gold Prices Extend Losses Below $4,400, Dragged Down by Continued Inflation and Interest Rate Concerns] ⑴ Gold prices extended the previous trading day's decline, remaining below $4,400 per ounce, due to continued concerns about the impact of the Iranian conflict on inflation and interest rates. ⑵ Saxo Bank analysts stated, "Gold prices fell to a two-month low as a new round of oil price surges followed by a sell-off in U.S. Treasuries and a stronger dollar, exacerbating concerns that a tight energy market will continue to exert upward pressure on inflation." ⑶ The bank stated that, at the same time, rising fuel prices are increasing pressure on some countries to sell gold reserves to support their currencies and economies struggling due to rising import costs. ⑷ New York gold futures fell 1.3% to $4,391 per ounce. Silver fell 1.5% to $73.74 per ounce.

15:44:41

[US Launches New Strikes Against Iran, Oil Prices Rise Over 2.5%] ⑴ The US launched a new round of strikes against Iran, causing oil prices to rise by more than 2.5%. ⑵ In early European trading, Brent crude futures for July delivery rose 2.6% to $96.74 per barrel, while West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude futures rose 2.6% to $90.95 per barrel. ⑶ ANZ analysts stated, "Traders are becoming increasingly cautious about holding long positions in the oil market ahead of news indicating progress in ending the conflict." They also noted, "Oil supplies remain constrained, and key sticking points remain unresolved." ⑷ Meanwhile, as supply disruptions triggered a sharp drop in inventories, traders are awaiting official inventory data from the US Energy Information Administration, due later on Thursday.

15:42:18

The Greek Ministry of Energy announced that Chevron and Hellenic Energy Group have formally submitted an application for Chevron to participate in a natural gas exploration project in an offshore block in the Ionian Sea.

15:42:02

Sources say Russia will launch a manned spacecraft from the Baikonur Cosmodrome on July 14.

15:40:06

According to Gartner's latest forecast, AI spending is expected to reach $4.7 trillion by 2029, with AI infrastructure alone representing a market opportunity of up to $2.3 trillion.

15:39:08

Iran says the US attack is a continued violation of the ceasefire agreement.

15:38:37

An Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson stated that Iran expressed solidarity with Oman following threats from US officials.

15:38:18

An Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson stated that Iran condemns the US attack on Bandar Abbas.

15:32:41

[Bank of Korea Raises 2026 GDP Growth Forecast to 2.6%; Governor Says Samsung Bonuses May Push Up Prices] ⑴ According to Yonhap News Agency, Bank of Korea Governor Shin Hyun-song stated on May 28 that if Samsung Electronics distributes bonuses, increased purchasing power will lead to expanded demand, potentially putting upward pressure on prices. ⑵ On the same day, the Bank of Korea released its "Economic Outlook Update," raising its forecast for South Korea's real GDP growth rate in 2026 from 2% to 2.6%. ⑶ Shin Hyun-song stated that the recent economic growth momentum is not a temporary phenomenon but will continue for a considerable period, adding that if the situation in the Middle East is resolved soon, the growth rate could be even higher. ⑷ Shin Hyun-song stated, "Whether the momentum of economic improvement can be sustained depends on how long the current semiconductor cycle can last. Since semiconductors are not commodities that can be increased in production in the short term, some believe that the semiconductor cycle will be quite long."

15:31:40

The U.S. Embassy in Kyiv stated that the embassy is currently open and operating normally, and any reports contradicting this are untrue.

15:30:37

RIA Novosti reports: The head of Russia's Foreign Intelligence Service stated that the European Union is massively arming itself and evolving into a military alliance against Russia.

15:30:02

[Spain's Retail Sales Growth Slows to 0.8% in April] ⑴ Spanish retail trade grew by 0.8% year-on-year in April, compared to a significant 4.1% increase in the previous month. ⑵ Sales of non-food products slowed sharply (2.6% growth, compared to 6.7% in March), with personal equipment (0.7% growth, compared to 4.5% in March), household appliances (3.3% growth, compared to 7.7% in March), and health products (2.3% growth, compared to 6.1% in March) all showing signs of slowing. ⑶ Food spending also cooled (1.5% growth, compared to 2.7% in March). ⑷ On a seasonally adjusted month-on-month basis, retail trade declined by 1.5% in April, reversing the 1.2% increase in the previous month.

15:29:51

[Sweden's Business Climate Index Remains Stable at 103.3 in May, Above Normal Level] ⑴ Sweden's business climate index remained largely unchanged in May, slightly decreasing to 103.3 from 103.5 in April, but still above 100, continuing to indicate stronger-than-normal business sentiment. ⑵ Demand remains weak, with the index declining from -23 to -24, below historical normal levels. Employment trends are broadly stable, with only a slight decrease in the number of employees over the past three months, and hiring expectations slowing somewhat over the next three months, indicating a largely unchanged labor market outlook. ⑶ The construction industry is the only sector expecting future employment growth. Meanwhile, pricing intentions have strengthened significantly, with expected sales prices for the next three months rising sharply from 16 to 23, the highest among all survey indicators, particularly evident in the food trade sector, partly reflecting adjustments following the VAT reduction on food in April.

15:29:34

[US and Iran Send Conflicting Signals, UK Gas Prices Rebound] ⑴ UK gas futures rose above 114 pence per sam, rebounding from a more than two-week low, as conflicting signals from the US and Iran clouded the prospects for a potential agreement. ⑵ Iranian media reported progress on a draft agreement aimed at ending the conflict, but the US subsequently denied these claims. New US strikes on a military facility and other targets near the Strait of Hormuz also highlighted the ongoing risks to negotiations. ⑶ Shipping through the strait has nearly ground to a halt, disrupting about one-fifth of global liquefied natural gas (LNG) supplies and complicating Europe's efforts to replenish relatively low gas inventories before winter. ⑷ Record-breaking high temperatures in the UK have also added a layer of uncertainty to short-term demand.

15:28:42

[Switzerland's non-farm payrolls rose 0.5% year-on-year to 5.537 million in the first quarter] ⑴ Switzerland's non-farm payrolls rose 0.5% year-on-year to 5.537 million in the first quarter, a faster increase than the 0.2% growth in the previous quarter. ⑵ The growth was mainly driven by the service sector, which saw employment rise 0.6% to 4.409 million, supported by increases in administrative and support services, public administration, and the arts, entertainment, and leisure sectors. Declines were seen in publishing, audiovisual and broadcasting, telecommunications, and finance and insurance. ⑶ Meanwhile, industrial employment rebounded 0.1% to 1.129 million after falling 0.1% in the fourth quarter, driven by growth in mining and quarrying, electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply, and construction, offsetting declines in manufacturing and water supply and waste management sectors.

15:28:20

[French Producer Prices Fall 2.1% Month-on-Month in April, Largest Drop in a Year] ⑴ French producer prices fell 2.1% month-on-month in April, reversing a revised 1.9% increase in March and marking the largest drop since April of last year. ⑵ The decline was mainly driven by sharp drops in mining, quarrying, energy, and water prices (down 10.9%, compared to a 0.7% increase in March), due to a significant drop in electricity prices (down 22.1%, compared to a 0.2% decrease in March), influenced by lower wholesale market prices, increased renewable energy generation, and weak demand related to mild weather. ⑶ This was partially offset by a rise in natural gas prices (up 6.5%, compared to a 2.4% increase in March), attributed to the conflict in the Middle East. ⑷ Meanwhile, the growth in manufactured goods prices slowed significantly (up 0.7%, compared to a 2.3% increase in March), with declines in food, beverages, and tobacco prices (down 0.3%, compared to a 0.2% increase in March). Prices for coke and refined petroleum products also slowed significantly (up 4.1%, compared to 53.1% in March), as oil prices retreated in April after surging in March. (5) On an annualized basis, domestic producer prices jumped 2.1%, the largest increase since June 2023, after remaining flat in March.

15:26:39

[Cambridge University Withdraws Hundreds of Millions of Pounds from Fossil Fuel Industry Financing; Barclays, HSBC, and Others Face Deposit Losses] ⑴ Cambridge University is withdrawing hundreds of millions of pounds from financial institutions that have provided financing to the fossil fuel industry, leading to deposit losses for local banks such as Barclays and HSBC. ⑵ The university has already transferred £135 million in cash and money market investments from major commercial banks to domestic building cooperatives and other smaller financial institutions. ⑶ Cambridge University continues to push other UK universities away from banks that support the expansion of the fossil fuel industry, and more funds will be transferred out in the future.

15:24:44

Spain's retail trade index for April - seasonally adjusted monthly rate

Previous : 1.20% Forecast : -

Published Value -1.50%

15:22:10

The Fed's preferred inflation gauge will be released tonight: Will the PCE rate help the dollar break through strong resistance? Details>

15:21:25

Uniper's CEO warned that problems will arise in winter if natural gas storage facilities cannot be injected with gas quickly.

15:20:50

The Ukrainian military claims it has attacked the Tuapse oil refinery in Russia.

15:20:34

[Treasury Bond Futures Closing Prices] The 30-year main contract rose 0.12%, the 10-year main contract rose 0.10%, the 5-year main contract rose 0.09%, and the 2-year main contract rose 0.02%.

15:20:13

Daily Warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on May 28th in China - Alumina

Previous : -8111 Forecast : -

Published Value -6030

15:20:00

Daily Warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on May 28th in China - Wire Rods

Previous : 0 Forecast : -

Published Value 0

15:19:52

Daily Warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on May 28th in China - Hot-rolled coil

Previous : -20558 Forecast : -

Published Value -22244

15:19:39

Daily Warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on May 28th in China - Petroleum Asphalt

Previous : 0 Forecast : -

Published Value 0

15:19:28

Daily Warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on May 28th in China - Natural Rubber

Previous : 1690 Forecast : -

Published Value 570

15:19:17

Daily Warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on May 28th in China - Pulp

Previous : 0 Forecast : -

Published Value 0

15:19:02

Daily Warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on May 28th in China - Stainless Steel

Previous : 1025 Forecast : -

Published Value 616

15:18:52

Daily Warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on May 28th in China - Rebar

Previous : 0 Forecast : -

Published Value 0

15:18:46

Daily warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on May 28th in China -20 # rubber

Previous : -202 Forecast : -

Published Value 0

15:18:31

US and Iran exchange airstrikes; Trump makes a tough statement: No one can control the Strait of Hormuz Details>

15:17:22

Daily Warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on May 28th in China - Tin

Previous : 6 Forecast : -

Published Value -158

15:17:14

Daily warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on May 28th in China - Nickel

Previous : 1076 Forecast : -

Published Value 894

15:17:04

Daily warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on May 28th in China - Lead

Previous : 378 Forecast : -

Published Value 0

15:16:55

Daily Warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on May 28th in China - Aluminum

Previous : -75 Forecast : -

Published Value 2314

15:16:43

Daily Warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on May 28th in China - Zinc

Previous : -48 Forecast : -

Published Value -224

15:16:32

Daily Warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on May 28th in China - Copper

Previous : -2258 Forecast : -

Published Value -450

15:16:19

Daily warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on May 28th in China - Fuel oil

Previous : -2000 Forecast : -

Published Value -4000

15:16:00

Daily warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on May 28th in China - Crude oil

Previous : 0 Forecast : -

Published Value 0

15:15:44

Daily Warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on May 28th in China - Silver

Previous : 4520 Forecast : -

Published Value -5775

15:15:31

Daily Warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on May 28th in China - Gold

Previous : 0 Forecast : -

Published Value 0

Instrument	Current Price	Change
XAU	4539.78	44.19 (0.98%)
XAG	75.274	-0.343 (-0.45%)
CONC	87.76	-1.14 (-1.28%)
OILC	91.59	-0.81 (-0.88%)
USD	98.932	-0.077 (-0.08%)
EURUSD	1.1660	0.0001 (0.01%)
GBPUSD	1.3456	0.0001 (0.01%)
USDCNH	6.7632	0.0001 (0.00%)

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