Market Close | Domestic Futures Divergence Continues as SC Crude Soars Nearly 7%

Deep News
Sep 24

Domestic commodity futures contracts displayed mixed performance at the close on September 24, 2026, with energy products leading the rally prominently.

SC crude oil led the upward charge, surging nearly 7%, while fuel oil advanced by over 6%. Synthetic rubber, low-sulfur fuel oil (LU), and asphalt each recorded gains exceeding 5%. Additionally, liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), pure benzene, and No. 20 rubber posted increases of more than 4%.

On the downside, lithium carbonate experienced a steep decline of nearly 5%. Platinum and silver futures dropped by over 3%, while red dates fell close to 3%. Palladium and live hog futures slipped by more than 2%, with the European container shipping index down nearly 2% and polysilicon losing over 1%.

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