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Domestic futures fell mainly to the city – period – Financial Highlights – Sina Sina

Posted on Jun-03-2008 · by china investor  ( china investor had published 8861 articles)

Last week the domestic futures fell mainly to the major background is that the U.S. government to control inflation further the policy orientation, the dollar started strong, also at a high level of commodity markets Fengshengheli.

U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) last Thursday announced that its oil futures market is to start a comprehensive investigation, to figure out whether there was manipulation of oil prices the phenomenon. This makes New York crude oil prices from a high of 135 U.S. dollars a straight line down 10 U.S. dollars, the Shanghai domestic fuel oil prices was finally suppressed in 5000 before the mark.

的上扬很大程度上被认为是依靠原油上涨的带动,因此当原油的涨势受到阻碍,农产品也难免受到压抑。 rose to a large extent is considered to rely on crude oil rose, driven, so when crude oil rally hampered by agricultural products is also bound to be suppressed. Last week the domestic vegetable oil, beans, corn, cotton, all show different degrees of decline, but in the earlier period of weak sugar and wheat in the low performance of a certain resistance, but the general trend is indeed quite Piankong, it is estimated that within the short-term adjustment of agricultural products The trend will continue.

Metals to zinc led to Variety, showing a comprehensive fell and precious metals are no exception, the trend is not optimistic.

Chen Zhou, the South China Futures

chinainvestor:本版contents of the article was supplied by MarketWatch, does not constitute investment advice. Investors this operation, own risk.

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