At the start of the morning trading session on August 28, 2026, domestic futures contracts showed a predominantly positive trend, with more contracts rising than falling.
SC crude oil led the gains with an increase of over 4%, while coking coal, low-sulfur fuel oil (LU), and soybean oil all advanced by nearly 2%. Additionally, coke, ferrosilicon, silver, palladium, propylene, No.2 soybean, and lead each posted gains exceeding 1%.
On the downside, paper pulp fell by more than 1%, while stainless steel (SS), No.1 soybean, and zinc experienced declines of nearly 1%.
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