Friday's commodity futures market was generally under pressure. China's INE freight index fell by 3.6%, and international crude oil declined by 2.5%, with a clear downward trend.

In the Shanghai market, precious metals and base metals generally retreated. Tin led the decline with a 2.6% drop, aluminum slightly decreased by 0.5%, silver, gold, and copper all declined by 0.3%, and nickel fell by 0.2%. Zinc varieties remained stable with no significant fluctuations.

In contrast, the Guangzhou region showed a divergent pattern. Among precious metals, platinum performed well, rising by 3%, lithium carbonate also increased by 1.5%, and palladium gained 0.9%. This regional upward trend contrasts with the downward movement in the main market, reflecting increasingly evident differentiation among different sectors.