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The main fuel oil futures contract rose by more than 5%, currently trading at 3,685 yuan per ton.The chart shows that at 22:00 Beijing time on August 11, there will be large foreign exchange options contracts for Euros, Japanese Yen, etc., expiring. There are 3 large contracts with strike prices of over 1 billion. Please manage your risks.On August 11, the Zaporizhia Regional Military Administration of Ukraine reported that Russia launched a large-scale combined attack on Zaporizhia using missiles and guided-missile bombs in the early hours of the day, resulting in 6 deaths and 19 injuries. The attack damaged four residential buildings and non-residential structures. All the injured have received medical attention. The Russian Ministry of Defense also reported on August 11 that Russian forces used land-based high-precision weapons to strike military industrial enterprises and logistics centers in Kyiv and Zaporizhia in the early hours of the day.Aluminum prices rose for the seventh consecutive day on August 11th as the prospect of a swift agreement to reopen the Strait of Hormuz faded, exacerbating market concerns that Middle Eastern supplies would remain constrained for the foreseeable future. The increasingly hardline stances of both the US and Iran mean a protracted tug-of-war to reach an agreement has dampened hopes for normalizing aluminum supplies, while global inventories are hovering near multi-decade lows. The Middle East accounted for about one-tenth of global production before the war. Aluminum prices surged at the beginning of the war before retreating as the US and Iran entered into negotiations. Prices have since resumed their upward trend, rising more than 8% since the end of June, driven by the continued delays in negotiations to end the war and investors reducing their bets on US interest rate hikes, fueling a broader rally in base metals.The local governor said that an industrial enterprise in Russias Orenburg region caught fire after being attacked by an "enemy drone".