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「LME沸腾,商品价格因油价飙升而上涨:2026年3月–第二季度全球市场分析」


中东危机、霍尔木兹海峡封锁与政治风险
SO OK TRADING 报告 • 2026年3月16日2026年正在成为近几年全球金属与能源市场最炙热的一年。中东危机叠加科技产业(尤其是人工智能与清洁能源)的复苏,使得价格在急剧上涨与剧烈波动之间不断切换。企业必须密切关注每一步走势。

 

工业金属(LME)

铜(Copper)
3月:12,758–13,292美元/吨,创历史新高。全球矿山供应不足的担忧加剧。
Q2/2026:德意志银行与摩根大通预测维持在12,500–13,000美元/吨,主要受清洁能源与AI需求推动。
铝(Aluminum)
3月:3,520美元/吨,创近四年最高水平。
Q2/2026:预计维持在3,300–3,800美元/吨区间,呈现“强势但高度波动”。
驱动因素:
全球能源危机导致欧洲冶炼厂减产风险
中国设定4,500万吨产能上限以控制污染
电动车与可再生能源基础设施需求
镍(Nickel)
最新价格:17,340美元/吨。LME库存由16万吨增至25万吨。
印尼高产能持续压制价格。
铁矿石(Iron Ore)
走势偏空(Bearish)。中国房地产需求低迷,Simandou矿项目增加供应。
预计2026–2027年价格将低于2019年水平。
 

贵金属

黄金(Gold)
3月:5,200–5,400美元/盎司,因避险需求急涨。
Q2/2026:各国央行增持黄金储备,价格有进一步上升空间。
白银(Silver)
79.57–80.47美元/盎司,波动幅度大于黄金。
走势:跟随黄金上涨,同时受工业需求支撑。
 

⛽ 能源

布伦特原油(Brent)
3月:104–110美元/桶。伊朗设施遭袭与霍尔木兹海峡风险引发供应冲击。
Q2/2026:预计均价维持在91美元/桶的高位。
WTI原油
99–100美元/桶附近波动,地缘政治风险支撑价格。
 

中东危机的整体影响

原油:最直接的供应冲击 → 可能突破120美元/桶。
黄金:避险需求强劲 → 5,000美元/盎司成为关键支撑。
白银:跟随黄金上涨,波动区间在80–90美元/盎司。
锡与铜:因运费飙升而间接受到影响。
 

战略启示

能源成本是核心:铝被称为“固体电力”,生产高度依赖电力。油气价格高企将持续推升铝价。
中国是关键变量:产能上限与环保政策决定市场走向。
大趋势(Mega Trends):电动车、人工智能与可再生能源推动金属需求。
风险:若战争导致全球经济急剧放缓,需求可能骤减,价格或下跌。
 

✨ 结论
2026年是“强势但高度波动(Bullish Volatility)”的一年。全球金属与能源市场成为企业必须积极制定战略的舞台,持续关注能源价格与中国政策。中东战争与霍尔木兹海峡封锁正严重冲击全球供应。

 

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