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U.S. media outlets predict that Democrats will regain control of the Senate and return to power in Congress. (Xinhua)
2026-11-04
U.S. media outlets predict that Democrats will regain control of the Senate and return to power in Congress. (Xinhua)
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Guoyuan Futures says U.S. midterms will hit Chinese energy-chem futures mainly via changes in expected international crude, refined-product and LPG supply, with effects transmitting through the naphtha, aromatics and olefins chains to domestic contra
Guoyuan Futures says U.S. midterms will hit Chinese energy-chem futures mainly via changes in expected international crude, refined-product and LPG supply, with effects transmitting through the naphtha, aromatics and olefins chains to domestic contracts. Different commodities have distinct cost structures and domestic supply/demand, so price elasticity and persistence will vary. Domestic contracts most directly linked to international energy prices and supply include crude oil, fuel oil (including low-sulfur grades), LPG, bitumen, PX, benzene and propylene. The firm judges direct market impact will concentrate around the Nov. 4 key voting stage; if results meet expectations, persistence depends on follow-up policy; if Republicans unexpectedly retain both chambers, markets should guard against concentrated upside in crude and other highly sensitive energy-chemical contracts.
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