On September 4, Jin10 reported that Zhongwei Company announced the launch of six new semiconductor equipment products, including two etching devices and four thin-film deposition devices. In terms of etching equipment, the next-generation ultra-high aspect ratio plasma etching device PrimoUD-RIE and the metal etching-focused PrimoMenova 12-inch ICP single-chamber etching device are designed to meet customer needs in the fields of ultra-high aspect ratio etching and metal etching. Regarding thin-film deposition equipment, it includes three atomic layer deposition products and one epitaxy product, such as the PreformaUniflash metal gate series and the PRIMIOEpita RP dual-chamber reduced-pressure epitaxy device. These new products are expected to have a positive impact on the company's future semiconductor equipment market expansion and performance growth. The new products are still in the early stage of market introduction, and there are risks related to market promotion and customer validation, which may bring uncertainty to the company's revenue and profitability.

Jin10 data reports on September 4th that Fuliwang has released the investor relations activity record announcement. The company has successfully developed micro planetary roller screws with specifications of nut diameters 9.0mm, 6.5mm, and 5.0mm, and has begun sending samples to leading T1 clients. So far, samples have been sent to 5 leading clients in the industry. In addition to micro planetary roller screws, the company has also started to dump metal components such as robot reducers (limit sleeves), joint module parts (joint covers, driver brackets, finger joint components, linear joint main housings), and high-precision wave springs.

On September 3, Jin10 reported that on Wednesday, the London Metal Exchange (LME) delayed the start time for Asian trading by 90 minutes, with its electronic platform starting trading at 9:30 AM instead of the usual 8 AM. According to traders, brokers disseminated the news of the trading delay without providing a reason. After the delayed opening, the price of three-month copper in London rose to its highest level since March.

On September 1, Jin10 reported that LME copper prices are approaching the important threshold of $10,000 per ton. Last month, driven by a weakening dollar and relatively strong demand, copper prices have risen, accumulating an increase of about 3% in August. The last time copper prices broke $10,000 was in July. However, it has proven that despite some predicting a fall in copper prices after U.S. President Trump did not impose import tariffs on this widely traded metal, copper prices have remained relatively resilient. U.S. copper futures prices are still above the global benchmark of London copper prices, and copper materials continue to flow into the U.S.

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Jin10 reported on August 5 that RuiLian New Materials stated on the interactive platform that the requirements for photoresist materials are more stringent in terms of metal ion content, impurity control, and water content, resulting in generally longer customer validation cycles. Currently, the company has several photoresist material products in reserve, some photoresist monomer materials have already entered mass production, and some products are in the customer validation stage.

Due to the development of artificial intelligence, the price of ruthenium has doubled in the past year, reaching $800 per ounce. Its demand has risen due to the increase in data storage, while the supply of ruthenium is limited, with only 30 tons produced last year.

Jin10 data, July 14 - During the European afternoon trading session, London copper prices fell due to rising trade tensions that suppressed overall sentiment in the commodities market. The three-month copper futures on the London Metal Exchange (LME) fell 0.6%, quoted at $9,602 per ton. President Trump’s imposition of a 30% tariff on EU and Mexican goods has raised concerns about an economic slowdown, which could weaken demand for industrial metals. Additionally, Trump announced that the U.S. will impose a 50% tariff on imported copper starting August 1 (though specific details have yet to be announced), adding tariff pressure on copper prices. Barclays analysts noted that a temporary demand gap may arise due to rising costs for U.S. buyers, which could pressure copper prices. However, the bank expects this impact on LME copper prices to be short-lived.

When gold supporter Debra Robinson mocked, "Imagine spending $118,000 to buy a set of artificial digits," she responded to a common skepticism among precious metal enthusiasts. However, as Bitcoin prices continue to reach new highs and gradually secure a place in the global financial system, the debate over the store of value between "digital gold" and "physical gold" is becoming increasingly thought-provoking. Respected macro analyst and Bitcoin bull Lyn Alden offered pragmatic advice: precious metal enthusiasts could purchase a Bitcoin position equivalent to 5% of their precious metal holdings. This is not only a hedging of risks but also a wise positioning for future trends.

Jin10 data reported on July 8th that the daily data from the London Metal Exchange (LME) shows that its new warehouse in Hong Kong has already absorbed 100 tons of copper before it comes into operation in mid-July. In January of this year, the LME, owned by the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, approved Hong Kong as a delivery point for warehousing. The LME stated: "The entry of metals into LME-approved warehouses indicates that listing Hong Kong as a delivery point is an attractive option for participants in the metal market." The LME further added that starting from July 15, these metals will be available to fulfill the exchange's contract delivery obligations.

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On June 25, Jin10 reported that Baowu Magnesium Industry announced that Baosteel Metal signed a share transfer agreement with Mr. Mei Xiaoming and Mr. Zhu Yuehai. Baosteel Metal will acquire a total of 49.5896 million shares of Baowu Magnesium Industry held by the two at a price of 11.94 yuan per share, accounting for 5% of the total share capital. The total price for this share transfer is 592 million yuan. Upon completion of the transfer, Baosteel Metal will hold 263 million shares of Baowu Magnesium Industry, accounting for 26.53% of the total share capital. This change in equity will not result in a change in the controlling shareholder or actual controller of the company.

Jin10 data reported on June 20, gold prices remained flat in light holiday trading as the market digests the results of the Federal Reserve meeting and the Middle East conflict. Israel and Iran continue to attack each other, and Trump stated that he would decide on U.S. action against Iran "within two weeks." FXStreet's Tammy Da Costa noted that this safe-haven metal is oscillating in a narrow range amid declining Trading Volume, but the potential risks remain apparent. Geopolitical tensions continue to be a key factor driving gold prices up, although after the Federal Reserve announced its latest Intrerest Rate decision and economic forecasts, gold prices are facing pressure from a strengthening dollar. Powell's unexpectedly cautious tone suggests that monetary policy may be tighter than expected.

Huayang New Materials has recently seen significant Fluctuation in its stock price, with the rise significantly deviating from industry levels. The company has small assets and market capitalization, presenting a risk of speculation. On June 14 and today, the announcement reiterated that its main business is precious metal recycling and that it has not been involved in the rare earth permanent magnet field.

Jin10 data June 16 news, data shows that gold futures pulled back after reaching historical highs during the session, with futures prices falling by 0.5%, reported at $3,433.90 per ounce. The previous contract's Opening Price was close to the historical high of $3,509.90 per ounce. Analysts from ING Group pointed out in the report that the escalation of tensions in the Middle East last Friday drove a surge in safe-haven demand, boosting precious metal prices. Analysts stated that if the conflict between Israel and Iran further escalates in the coming days, gold prices are expected to set new historical highs.

On June 4, Meiya Optoelectronics announced that the company plans to invest 185 million yuan to build an intelligent coating sheet metal production base expansion project, which is expected to be gradually put into operation in the first half of 2027. After the completion of the project, 10,000 sets/year of coating, sheet metal and machining capacity will be added. The project investment funds are the company's own funds, the company's current operating conditions are good, the funds are abundant, the project investment and construction will not have an adverse impact on the company's financial and operating conditions, and there is no damage to the interests of the company and all shareholders.

Trump's announcement to double steel and aluminum tariffs has raised market concerns, impacting metal prices; the escalation of the Ukraine-Russia conflict is driving gold buying; Bitcoin remains in high-level fluctuations, with investors on the sidelines; it is recommended to follow BTC price movement to prevent falling below $102,700. The market is in a period of policy and geopolitical uncertainty, and attention should be paid to capital flows and safe-haven assets, controlling risks while waiting for a clear market direction.

LME non-ferrous metal registration and cancellation warehouse receipt situation: copper increased by 400 tons, aluminum decreased by 2175 tons, nickel decreased by 738 tons, zinc decreased by 1925 tons, lead decreased by 2375 tons, tin remained flat.

Golden Ten Data on May 30, the London Metal Exchange (LME) non-ferrous metal inventory and changes are as follows:1. Copper inventories were 149875 tons, a decrease of 2,500 tons. 2. Aluminum inventory 372525 tons, a decrease of 2,550 tons. 3. Nickel inventory was 199,380 tons, a decrease of 762 tons. 4. The zinc inventory was 139,150 tons, a decrease of 2,225 tons. 5. Lead stocks were 286175 tons, a decrease of 2,375 tons. 6. Tin inventory was 2,680 tons, flat.

Base metal prices are fluctuating between rising and holding steady, with copper up 0.4% to $9,637.50 per ton, and aluminum flat at $2,482.0 per ton. Analysts at Britannia Global Markets believe that the weekly change in copper and aluminum is only 0.9% and 0.1% respectively, due to weak momentum and macroeconomic constraints. Aluminum prices are supported by inventory, but the market remains cautious due to weak demand and a lack of new drivers.

On May 22, Jin10 reported that the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) is in discussions to establish a warehouse in Hong Kong. In January of this year, the London Metal Exchange (LME), a competitor of CME in the metal futures sector, included Hong Kong in its global warehouse network, making it one of the LME-recognized Delivery locations. According to informed sources, CME has begun discussions with relevant Hong Kong institutions to consider incorporating Hong Kong into its physical Delivery network for aluminum futures contracts. This move may enhance CME's influence in the Asian market and provide its clients with more convenient Delivery channels. A CME spokesperson declined to comment on the matter.

The London Metal Exchange is considering setting position limits to curb excessive holdings behavior, which may prevent traders from holding positions exceeding total inventory. According to FCA policy, the responsibility for position limits in the UK commodities market will be borne by each exchange starting from July 2026, and the LME may propose relevant measures prior to that.

Jin10 reported on May 6 that Statistics Canada stated on Tuesday that due to a decline in both imports and exports, Canada's trade deficit in March was CAD 506 million. This month's data includes a greater degree of estimation due to the Canada Border Services Agency adopting new software. Exports of consumer goods and energy products decreased by 0.2%. Imports of metal, non-metallic mineral products, and energy products decreased by 1.5%.

PANews, April 29th news, according to The Block, CompoSecure, Baanx, and MetaMask announced a partnership to launch the MetaMask Metal Payment Card, expected to go global in the second quarter of 2025. The card allows users to pay directly through their self-custody MetaMask Wallet on the Linea network, without the need for preloading, fiat conversion, or reliance on a Centralized Exchange, with transaction authorization times of less than five seconds.

Jin10 Data April 13th, Caixin Securities stated that the market will gradually shift from the previous "liquidity, policy, and risk appetite-driven valuation logic" to the "performance logic driven by economic fundamentals." Against this backdrop, investors should pay more attention to the degree of matching between valuation and performance, and appropriately control risk appetite. Currently, the price-to-book ratio of A-shares is at a historically low level, with significant medium to long-term allocation value, especially in high dividend defensive sectors, consumption sectors benefiting from expanding domestic demand, and safe-haven precious metal sectors, all of which are worth paying attention to.

The prices of base metals have seen a pump, with LME three-month copper and aluminum rising by 0.3% and 0.9% respectively, but this week copper and aluminum prices have fallen by 8.3% and 4.5%. Affected by Trump's tariff policy, copper prices in the United States have fallen by about 19%. Mitsubishi UFJ believes that the global economy faces downside risks and holds a cautious attitude towards base metals.

BlockBeats news, on April 9, the EU approved tariffs on $21 billion worth of U.S. goods in response to the metal dispute (Jin10)

Jin10 data reported on April 9 that precious metals analyst Jake Smith stated that as gold continues to be supported by strong buying, precious metal traders are still following the trends of U.S. Treasuries and the dollar. However, during this trading session, neither has shown signs of safe-haven capital inflow, which has drawn market attention. The fluctuation of the U.S. Treasury market, especially with rising yields and falling prices, is particularly noteworthy. Normally, rising U.S. Treasury yields are unfavourable for gold since gold itself does not generate interest. Now, the market's changing attitude towards U.S. Treasury investments and the deeper reasons driving this round of fluctuations have become the focus of high attention from all parties.

On March 18th, the Jinshi data, the German economic research institute ZEW, said on Tuesday that the improvement in German investor confidence in March was better than expected, with the economic confidence index rising from 26.0 in February to 51.6, analysts expected 50.3. ZEW President Achim Wambach said: "The optimistic sentiment may be due to positive signals about Germany's future fiscal policy, such as reaching a protocol on the federal budget fiscal package of tens of billions of euros." He added in a statement: "In particular, the prospects for the metal and steel manufacturers and the mechanical engineering industry have improved."

The Japan Trade Union Confederation, the largest labor union federation in Japan, released data showing that the average wage increase for the 2025 fiscal year is 5.46%, exceeding 5% for the second consecutive year. Member unions are demanding an average pay raise of 6.09% this year, exceeding 6% for the first time in over thirty years. Unions representing small business workers have proposed a 6.57% pay raise, while organizations such as the Metal Industry Union have set a salary target of 14149 Japanese Yen per month, the highest since 2014.

Jinshi data news on March 13th, Litong Electronics released a notice of abnormal stock trading Fluctuation, stating that after self-inspection, the company's current operating condition is normal. The company's main business is the design, production, and sales of precision metal structural parts and electronic components for liquid crystal displays such as LCD TVs. The mining power cloud service leasing has not changed. There have been no major changes in the company's internal and external operating environment or industry policies. There are no major issues affecting the abnormal Fluctuation of the company's stock trading price, and there is no significant information that should be disclosed but has not been disclosed.

The Jinshi data news on March 7th, in the early Asian trading, the price of copper fell. Analysts at ANZ Bank said in a report that the huge changes in US trade and diplomatic policies are expected to further disrupt the metal market. The bank said that in the worst case, these changes could lead to a pump in the prices of raw metals and downstream consumer goods. ANZ Bank pointed out that Trump's speech to Congress this week indicated that he has decided to impose tariffs on copper,

WuKuang Resources' net profit surged last year, mainly benefiting from high metal prices and cost control. CCB International expects the company's profit to continue to rise 1.3 times this year, raising profit forecasts and maintaining a "buy" rating. The target price is slightly reduced to HK$4.07.

Japanese manufacturers' union seeks record-high pay raise, as a preliminary sign of the rising trend in Japanese wages. About 1416 unions are requesting a monthly pump of 14149 yen in basic wages, a rise of 14% from last year, marking a new high since 2014.

CITIC Securities research report pointed out that after the US-Russia summit call, the Russia-Ukraine ceasefire negotiation has accelerated, but it will still take time to reach a ceasefire protocol. The eurozone economy and assets may see short-term recovery, but the long-term weakness of European industrial competitiveness and changes in the Russia-Europe energy landscape may affect the prospects. Russian metal and grain exports are expected to recover, but there are uncertainties in energy exports.

Precious metal prices rose, with LME copper and aluminum up 1% to $9533 and $2707.50, respectively. ING report stated that the EU is preparing new sanctions against Russia, including banning the import of primary aluminum, but the impact may be limited. Russian imports of European aluminum have decreased, with a share of 6% in 2022, to be compensated by the Middle East, India, and Southeast Asia, a trend that may continue.

CITIC Securities research report pointed out that affected by Liquidity and inflation, the metal Bull Market is still continuing. Factors such as supply and demand constraints, demand recovery, and trade disputes will drive the stock prices of the metal zone to new highs. Copper, aluminum, rare earths, and other metals are benefiting from supply and demand and policy factors, with a promising outlook. It is recommended to follow the metal zone and look for investment opportunities in copper, aluminum, and rare earths.

On February 13th, Jinshi data, Nicky Shiels, metal strategy director of MKS PAMP SA, said that although the price of gold may suddenly rise to $3200, the misalignment of physical gold caused by tariffs has been resolved, and potential structural changes such as decreased risk appetite, reduced participation, and decreased Liquidity are increasingly unfavorable to the pump of gold prices. She said that her company's forecast for the average gold price in 2025 remains at $2750, with no intention to raise the forecast. "If there is any difference, it is that the structural developments in the past few months have strengthened the bearish reasons for gold." She further pointed out that once the tariff situation becomes clear, the upward trend of gold may weaken. Bank of America Securities said that if the US imposes tariffs leading to softening of local currencies in emerging economies, Central Banks in emerging markets may reduce gold purchases.

US President Trump announced new tariffs on all steel and aluminum imports to the United States, causing a drop in the Indian stock market. Nifty Metal Index fell by 3%, Tata Steel and JSW Steel both fell by about 4%. In addition, the risk of new tariffs imposed by the United States has worsened the rupee's decline, and investors are concerned about the uncertainty brought about by policy changes.

Jinshi data news on February 10th, CITIC Construction Investment released a research report stating that during the interest rate reduction period, the risk aversion demand triggered by Trump's tariff policy is expected to support the gold price to challenge new highs. The high-driven gold drives the copper with financial attributes, which is in a vacuum period of consumption after the holiday, and first carries out a Rebound repair, which is extremely similar to the market at the end of February last year. The post-holiday industrial metal inventory accumulation is neutral, in line with seasonal rules. Under the stimulus of the trade-in policy, the production of new energy vehicles and home appliances exceeds expectations, and consumption is expected to relay the financial attribute-driven prices to pump further, especially for copper and aluminum with limited supply.

LME non-ferrous metal registered and cancelled warehouse receipt changes: copper registration decreased by 1450 tons, aluminum decreased by 6000 tons, nickel increased by 1410 tons, zinc decreased by 2425 tons, lead decreased by 300 tons, tin remained unchanged.

On February 3, Jinshi Data, Huayuan Securities released a research report stating that under the shortage of mining Consensus, the price center is expected to rise. Based on the impact of global copper mine capital expenditure, capacity expansion, and disruptive events such as strikes on the operating rate, the current production may still be in an expansion period, but the growth rate is decreasing. As the shortage of mines gradually transmits to the metal end and the growth rate of recycled copper smelting decreases, the copper industry as a whole is still in a tight balance. It is expected that the supply-demand balance will be 170,000, 70,000, 160,000 and 260,000 tons respectively in 2024-2027.

Golden Finance reported that JPMorgan stated that due to the US tariff policy, there is a short-term bearish view on cheap metals, and it strengthens the bullish view of gold. The price of cheap metals on the London Metal Exchange (LME) may face severe bearish pressure in the near future due to economic concerns, the easing of macro risks, and the strengthening of the US dollar.

The January 21st news from Golden Data indicates that Trump hinted that the United States may impose tariffs on Canada and Mexico in the short term, the dollar rebounded, most base metals fell, but still fluctuated within a range. LME three-month copper fell 0.4% to $9242 per ton, aluminum fell 0.9% to $2668, tin fell 0.2% to $30345, nickel fell 0.3% to $16055, lead fell 0.6% to $1972, and zinc fell 0.2% to $2957.