A summary chart of futures company views: Non-ferrous metals (copper, zinc, aluminum, nickel, tin, etc.) on September 22. See the FX678 chart in this article for more details. Copper: Macroeconomic recovery coupled with supply and demand resonance in the industry clearly indicates a volatile but upward-trending price pattern. Zinc: Overseas premiums remain high, inventories in seven regions have increased, and the rebound is limited by Goorsby's hawkish stance. The foundation for short-term volatility and upward movement remains, but the upside potential depends on whether social inventories can resume their continuous decline. Aluminum: High aluminum-to-water ratios have led to a contraction in ingot casting, coupled with pre-holiday stockpiling, resulting in better-than-expected domestic inventory reduction. Nickel: Macroeconomic headwinds have been priced in, and nickel stainless steel has rebounded from low levels. The high nickel inventory situation persists, with multiple factors affecting upstream and downstream sectors. Tin: Daytime trading saw a decrease in open interest and a rise, while the night session opened higher but then fell back, indicating that the market is willing to correct valuations but remains restrained towards higher prices, maintaining an overall volatile pattern.

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