The outer disk metal fell, the inner plate Shanghai Nickel stopped falling nearly 9%, the black department continued to weaken [overnight market]

Crude oil: crude oil futures closed lower on Monday, raising hopes of a diplomatic end to the crisis in Russia and Ukraine, which were sold off during the fourth round of talks between Russia and Ukraine on Monday morning. Oil prices rebounded slightly after the talks were suspended. At the same time, the US is likely to lift oil sanctions on Venezuela, with news on Monday that it would allow Venezuela to do some oil-for-debt swaps, increasing supply in the market and putting double downward pressure on oil prices.

On the dollar side: the dollar index was flat on Monday, falling slightly against a basket of currencies, but still close to the 21-month high it hit last week. Temporary hopes of progress in the peace talks between Russia and Ukraine helped boost interest in riskier currencies as investors focused on peace talks between Russia and Ukraine, while this week's meeting of major central banks curbed sharp volatility in the foreign exchange market. the Fed is widely expected to raise interest rates at the end of its two-day policy meeting on Wednesday, and investors fully digested expectations that the Fed will raise interest rates by at least 25 basis points.

Today's focus: the State Information Office will hold a press conference on the operation of the national economy. Synchronize will also announce the annual rate of industrial added value above the scale of January-2 months, the annual rate of retail sales of consumer goods in China from January to February and the monthly rate of retail sales of consumer goods in February. At the same time, look at the UK unemployment rate in January, the euro zone's March ZEW economic sentiment index, and the US core PPI annualized rate in February. In addition, today OPEC will release its monthly crude oil market report, and the RBA will release the minutes of its monetary policy meeting.

In terms of metal futures: London Metal Exchange base metals fell on Monday, with Lun Copper leading the list of declines of 2.93%, followed by Lunxi and Lunzn Zinc, which fell 2.66% and 2.56%, respectively. Lun aluminum slightly fell 0.18%, Lun Zinc concussion remained stable. Gein's diplomatic efforts to resolve the conflict between Russia and Ukraine have allayed supply concerns, but demand concerns have been exacerbated by the development of China's novel coronavirus epidemic and a potential blow to manufacturing activity.

In terms of metal inner trading, Shanghai Nickel stopped falling and rose against the trend, and the night market closed up 8.53% all the way up to become the only floating red. Other varieties closed down. Among them, Shanghai tin fell by 2.73%, while Shanghai zinc and lead fell by more than 1%, recording 1.47% and 1.045% respectively, while Shanghai copper and Shanghai aluminum fell by about 0.8%.

Black except stainless steel, iron ore recorded a 3.03% decline, hot coil fell 1.93%, thread fell 1.11%. Stainless steel night plate lower, but then recovered, recording a 1% increase. Shuangjiao continued to decline, with coking coal down nearly 4% and coke down 3.1%.

Precious metals: COMEX gold futures closed lower on Monday as global stock markets rallied on developments in Russia-Ukraine peace talks and benchmark U.S. bond yields hit their highest level since July 2019. New York time 13:30 on March 14 (01:30 Beijing time on March 15, Beijing time) the most actively traded April gold futures contract fell $24.2, or 1.2%, to settle at $1960.8 an ounce.

Benchmark 10-year Treasury yields jumped and the Federal Reserve / FED is expected to raise interest rates this week, putting pressure on non-sinister gold. Palladium plunged nearly 17 per cent during a sharp correction after hitting a record high as a result of the crisis in Ukraine, easing fears that supplies from Russia, the largest producer, could be hit.

Financial market conditions at the close of 06:42 on March 14:

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