【期貨熱點追蹤】主港庫存已至歷史極低水位，極度缺貨的現貨基本面與地緣風險強勢共振，乙二醇主力合約強勢上漲。

With eight months to France’s presidential election, French assets are showing strain. France’s borrowing premium over Germany, a key sovereign-risk gauge, is nearing its highest level since the 2012 euro-area debt crisis. Stress has spread to French equities and corporate bonds, leaving French assets lagging peers. France’s fiscal deficit tops 5% of GDP, borrowing costs are rising and growth is weak, leaving the economy close to recession. Investors’ central question is how a successor would address these entrenched fiscal and growth challenges. In last week’s first presidential debate, far-right frontrunner Marine Le Pen and far-left Jean-Luc Mélenchon proposed contrasting measures including higher spending, a lower retirement age, partial cancellation of government debt and proposals to suspend certain payments to the EU.

Bank Indonesia governor says the central bank will coordinate with the government to ensure ample liquidity in the economy.