Domestic Commodity Futures Night Session Close: Energy Products Lead Declines, Chemical Products Mostly Down

NightAirdropper · 2026-03-21T07:15:20+00:00

On March 19, most domestic commodity futures declined during the night trading session, with energy and chemical products showing significant declines. Low-sulfur fuel oil fell 3.46%, and PTA dropped 3.39%. The black series performed relatively well, with iron ore rising 0.93%. The overall market showed weakness.

NightAirdropper

2026-03-21 07:15:20

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Gelonghui, March 19 | Domestic commodity futures night trading mostly closed lower, with energy products leading the decline. Low-sulfur fuel oil fell 3.46%; most chemical products declined, with PTA down 3.39%; all non-metallic building materials declined, with glass down 1.12%; all fats and oils declined, with soybean oil down 1.08%; most agricultural and sideline products declined, with cotton down 0.86%; black metal prices rose, with iron ore up 0.93%. Among energy products, LPG rose 7.23%, fuel oil fell 3.28%, low-sulfur fuel oil fell 3.46%. Among chemical products, PTA down 3.39%, styrene down 2.51%, asphalt down 2.18%, methanol down 1.48%, rubber down 1.48%, No. 20 rubber down 1.23%, soda ash down 1.07%, ethylene glycol down 0.92%, plastics down 0.80%, butadiene rubber down 0.38%, polypropylene down 0.11%, pulp up 1.63%. In black metals, iron ore up 0.93%, rebar up 0.06%, hot rolled coil unchanged, coke down 0.46%, coking coal down 0.51%.

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