The domestic futures market concluded the session with most major contracts trading in positive territory.
Low-sulfur fuel oil (LU) saw a substantial gain of over 6%, while fuel oil advanced more than 5%.
Synthetic rubber, European container freight futures, and ethylene glycol (EG) each rose more than 4%.
Palladium increased by nearly 4%, and contracts for SC crude oil, styrene (EB), and propylene all climbed more than 3%.
On the downside, polysilicon and lithium carbonate experienced declines exceeding 2%.
Urea and lead futures fell nearly 2%, with soda ash, peanuts, and nickel contracts also dropping over 1%.
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