20250613-大越期货-沥青期货早报_35页_1mb

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Source: Dadi Futures Research Report by Jin Zebo, covering daily market analysis for asphalt futures.
Date Range: Analysis based on data from January 1 to December 31 of 2020-2025 for various economic indicators.
Key Purpose:
- Provides insights into asphalt market dynamics, including price trends, supply-demand balance, and risk factors.
- Emphasizes that the report is informational only, not investment advice.

Price Support: Crude oil costs remain relatively high, offering slight upward support to asphalt prices.
Market Challenges:
- High-price inventories face demand shortages.
- Overall economic demand is weakening.
- Increased risks from global economic slowdown, including Euro-American recession expectations.
Main Logic: Supply-side pressures are high due to excess production capacity, while demand-side recovery is sluggish. E
Key Risks: Fluctuations in crude oil prices and the evolution of asphalt and coke profit margin differences.

High production output, including regional factors like dilated asphalt and capacity utilization rates.
Supply indicators show strong pressure from sources such as increased output and inventory levels.
Sporadic events like maintenance shutdowns contribute to minor supply variations, but overall capacity is strained.
Crude oil inputs, such as May原油 costs, weigh on profitability, with a focus on spare capacity in regions like Venezuela.

Asphalt demand is muted, with indicators such as lower开工 rates in key sectors like road construction and rubber shoe material.
Consumption trends show a decline in infrastructure spending and related industries, reduced by 20% in some areas.
Export and import data reflect modest changes, with specific regions like South Korea showing slight cost differences.
Weak forward demand points to a prolonged recession risk, emphasizing demand-side weaknesses.

Anoil and asphalt crack spreads: Shown through charts (e.g., SC-WTI ratio below 1 to 1.2), indicating disparity in profitability compared to crude.
Cost-benefit analysis: High inventories and profits show that inflexible factors could pressure margins, influenced by weak demand.

Key metrics: Output exceeds demand, with capacity utilization averaging low and downward trends in demand-related indicators.
Imbalance results in higher inventories in exchange warehouses, leading to price volatility.

Always refer to the full report for detailed charts and data; data subject to change based on real-time updates.
Risk noted: The report is informational only. Market moves can lead to significant losses if trades are based on partial information.

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