Today, multiple futures products have hit the limit up.

1. The main glass contract hit the daily limit up, rising over 9%, with a decrease in positions of over 180,000 contracts within the day, decreasing for four consecutive trading days, with a trading volume of nearly 3.7 million contracts. 2. The main polycrystalline silicon contract hit the daily limit up, rising nearly 9%, with an increase in positions of over 20,000 contracts within the day, increasing for two consecutive trading days, with a trading volume exceeding 750,000 contracts. 3. The main soda ash contract hit the daily limit up, rising over 8%, with a decrease in positions of over 170,000 contracts within the day, decreasing for four consecutive trading days, with a trading volume exceeding 3.1 million contracts. 4. The main coke contract hit the daily limit up, rising nearly 8%, with a decrease in positions of over 3,000 contracts within the day, decreasing for four consecutive trading days, with a trading volume of nearly 60,000 contracts. 5. The main coal contract hit the daily limit up, rising nearly 8%, with a decrease in positions of over 60,000 contracts within the day, decreasing for four consecutive trading days, with a trading volume exceeding 1.6 million contracts. 6. The main industrial silicon contract hit the daily limit up, rising nearly 6%, with a decrease in positions of over 2,000 contracts within the day, decreasing for two consecutive trading days, with a trading volume exceeding 1.2 million contracts.