A summary chart of futures company views: Non-ferrous metals (copper, zinc, aluminum, nickel, tin, etc.) on October 9th. See the FX678 chart in this article for more details. Copper: LME and domestic copper social inventories continue to decline. If tariff policies are implemented, it may trigger a sharp adjustment in global copper inventory flows, thus affecting LME copper pricing; fundamentals remain strong, limiting price declines. Zinc: Zinc prices may fluctuate within a range in the short term; domestic social inventories are accumulating, and high zinc prices are suppressing demand; regional supply-demand mismatches remain a long-term driver, but this has eased somewhat after the export window opened in September. Aluminum: Shanghai aluminum lacks sustained upward momentum and continues its weak and volatile trend. Low inventories and a strong dollar are the biggest points of contention after the holiday; wide-range fluctuations are expected. Nickel: Current production cuts have not had much impact on inventory, and overall fundamental expectations are weak; sentiment information was digested on the first trading day after the holiday, leading to a sharp drop in nickel and stainless steel prices. Tin: Technology headwinds combined with weak fundamentals led to a sharp drop in tin prices.

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