China Commodity Futures Mixed: Bitumen Up 3.2%, Plastics Gain Over 2% in Overnight Session

On July 13, China's commodity futures displayed mixed movements in overnight trading. Bitumen rose 3.2%, while plastics, fuel oil, ethylene glycol, and propylene each gained over 2%. Low-sulfur fuel oil and iron ore increased by 1.7% and 0.5% respectively. On the downside, japonica rice closed flat, with hot-rolled coil and coking coal declining up to 0.04%, and a broader group of contracts—including cotton yarn, PTA, rapeseed meal, corn starch, palm oil, cotton, rubber, rebar, white sugar, corn, polyvinyl chloride, and natural rubber—falling between 0.11% and 0.82%. Soda ash and coke led declines with drops near 1.04%.
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