“Fierce War Shakes the World — 100 Days of Conflict Middle East Crisis 2026: Geopolitics Disrupting Global Economy & Key Commodities SO OK TRADING | June 8, 2026”

Aluminum P1020 — The Strategic Material of the Future Driving Electrification and Sustainability In an era where the world is transitioning toward clean energy and electrification technologies, Aluminum P1020 has become the cornerstone of modern industries. From household appliances to electric motors, this high‑purity metal (over 99.7%) with exceptional conductivity, heat dissipation, and lightweight properties is recognized as a “material of the future” that delivers both efficiency and sustainability. SO OK TRADING, as Thailand’s trusted expert in non‑ferrous metals, stands ready to be your reliable business partner. With a commitment to delivering world‑class quality materials, we empower Thai industries to meet global standards and drive innovation forward. ✨ FAST • SHARP • RELIABLE

Mid-August Metal Heatwave: Tight Supply, New Global Demand Base Metals Price Outlook — August 17–21, 2026 SO OK TRADING — FAST | SHARP | RELIABLE The global base metals market is entering the hottest phase of the year. A weakening U.S. dollar, LME inventories plunging to multi-decade lows, and surging demand from AI industries, data centers, and power grid expansion are driving copper, aluminum, zinc, and lead prices to hold firm at elevated levels — with potential for further upside momentum. ⚙️ Weekly Highlights Copper: Strong bullish structure, testing resistance at $14,521 with a psychological target at $15,000. Aluminum: Tightest supply in 36 years; RSI signals overbought, yet energy demand keeps momentum alive. Zinc: Ascending triangle formation; a breakout above $3,880 could open the path to $4,000. Lead: Range-bound movement; best suited for short-term technical traders.

2026 is the year when “metals across the world are boiling.” From steel to aluminum, from copper to tin, every price chart is surging like an unstoppable economic wave. Soaring energy costs, heated geopolitics, and new technologies such as EVs and AI have become the driving forces shaking the global metals market. Thai steel prices have risen by 10–15%, while non-ferrous metals like aluminum, copper, and tin have all climbed to their highest levels in years. This is not just about “price numbers” — it is a signal of a major transformation in the industrial world. SO OK TRADING invites you to look deeper into the “boiling metals” — when every ton of steel and metal becomes the power propelling the new global economy.