Recently, the rise in the non-ferrous metals sector has indeed been quite rapid. Commodities like gold, silver, copper, platinum, and palladium are all increasing, with each one showing a larger gain than the last. Looking at this trend, the upward cycle of raw material prices may not have fully played out yet.



The key issue is: this continuous increase in commodity prices makes it hard not to reassess next year's inflation pressure. It’s important to note that raw material costs often serve as upstream signals; if all goes as expected, downstream price transmission will gradually become evident. This could have a significant impact on asset allocation strategies and the structure of holdings on the long side. We need to keep a close watch.
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GasFeeNightmarevip
· 12-26 12:56
Late at night, I was watching the market and found that commodities are partying again. This time, my mindset is breaking down—gas fees haven't decreased yet, and inflation is coming again.
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RooftopVIPvip
· 12-26 12:50
Gold has risen again? My mining stocks are finally gaining momentum Inflation has really arrived, I need to adjust my positions next month Can the recent rally in non-ferrous metals last until the end of the year? Seems like there's still room Fiat currency is about to depreciate, better get on board quickly Copper prices hit a new high, feels like a change is coming This time is different, the rise in raw material prices will really pass through Inflation expectations are rising, asset allocation needs to be reconsidered Commodity prices are rising across the board, next, let's see how the consumption sector reacts I'm a bit skeptical about how long this wave can last, feels like an adjustment is needed Mining stocks have made a comeback, it was long overdue Optimistic about inflation trades in the coming year
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digital_archaeologistvip
· 12-26 12:40
The recent surge in non-ferrous metals is indeed the peak; it feels like inflation is knocking on the door again. Holding some gold and silver is never a bad idea; raw material prices are rising, so downstream industries will definitely follow suit. This rhythm looks like a replay of last year's inflation scenario. It's time to quickly adjust the positions; we can't just sit here foolishly. With commodity prices so crazy, downstream companies are probably going to have a tough time.
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