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The energy sector in the domestic futures market is collectively declining.

The energy sector in the domestic futures market is collectively declining.

金十金十2026/05/07 02:07
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```htmlGolden Ten Data Futures News May 7: As of 10:00 (UTC+8), the energy and chemical sector collectively declined. The main contract of low sulfur fuel oil (LU) dropped over 6%, SC crude oil, styrene, and ethylene glycol fell more than 5%, methanol, BR rubber, paraxylene, PTA, pure benzene, and asphalt dropped over 4%, while liquefied gas, plastic, bottle-grade PET, propylene, fuel oil, polypropylene, staple fiber, and PVC fell more than 3%.```
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