Pasar Seng Tiongkok Timur Menghadapi Persediaan Tinggi dan Konsumsi Lemah di Tengah Fluktuasi Harga

Russia has officially extended its temporary sulphur export ban until December 31, 2026, according to Government Decree No. 785 signed on June 25, 2026. The ban was originally set to expire on June 30. The restriction continues to cover liquid, granular and lump sulphur. The Russian government stated that the move aims to prioritise domestic fertiliser production and safeguard national food security. Exemptions apply to exports destined for Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) member states (including Belarus, Kazakhstan, etc.), as well as Abkhazia and South Ossetia. Sulphur shipments for humanitarian aid and international transit are also permitted under special licenses. The impact of the ban and broader market conditions has weighed on domestic output: Russia's industrial gaseous sulphur production fell 19% year-on-year to 1.75 million tonnes in January-May 2026.

[SMM Flash News] Menurut komunikasi SMM, hingga Senin (29 Juni), total persediaan zinc ingot di tujuh lokasi survei SMM mencapai 269.300 metrik ton, turun 5.900 metrik ton dari 22 Juni dan 6.600 metrik ton dari 25 Juni, dan persediaan China menurun.

[SMM Flash News] Menurut CCTV News, diketahui dari Komisi Pembangunan dan Reformasi Nasional (NDRC) bahwa dana gelombang ketiga tahun ini dari obligasi negara khusus jangka ultra-panjang senilai 62,5 miliar yuan untuk mendukung program tukar tambah barang konsumsi telah dialokasikan baru-baru ini.