On May 10, the Bulk Commodity Price Index (BPI) stood at 1,088 points, remaining unchanged from the previous day. This figure represents a decline of 18.99% from the cycle's historical high of 1,343 points (recorded on October 19, 2021) and an increase of 64.85% from the historical low of 660 points (recorded on February 3, 2016).

According to price monitoring data from SunSirs, during the 18th week of 2026 (May 4–8), the non-ferrous metals sector saw 8 commodities record a month-on-month increase. Among these, 2 commodities posted gains exceeding 5%, accounting for 9.1% of the total commodities monitored within this sector. The top three gainers were Tin (9.91%), Silver (9.51%), and Gold (2.68%). Conversely, 13 commodities experienced a month-on-month decline; the top three decliners were Praseodymium Metal (-2.87%), Nickel (-2.67%), and Dysprosium-Iron Alloy (-2.18%).

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