Most commodity futures in China opened higher on Monday, with the INE Freight Index futures rising by over 7% to surpass the 2,600 mark. Crude oil prices increased by 0.72%, while Shanghai silver and gold futures rose by 0.7% and 0.6%, respectively. Nickel and zinc futures both saw a 1% increase, aluminum futures rose by 0.65%, and tin and copper futures were up by 0.3%. Additionally, China is making a concerted effort to influence global metals pricing through the international futures trade on the Shanghai exchange.