Daily Chemical Market Price Overview — November 10, 2026
Tuesday the board stopped shrugging.
2,731 lines are tracked, 253 of which moved — 102 higher against 151 lower — with 2,478 frozen (90.7% of the feed); per this column's standing rule, the tables below print
daily movers only, ranked by movement, and unchanged lines are omitted. The library swung back the other way overnight:
2,731 lines against yesterday's 878 — 1,863 rows re-entered, 10 left (D60 among them) — and the re-expansion is noisy:
190 of today's movers returned exactly to a close the feed had already printed (78 to Friday's 11/06 level, 72 to Thursday's, 40 to the 11/04 level). The two-tape gap that opened Friday and pointed down has now closed the hard way:
tracked WTI fell 4.40% to USD 87/bbl and Brent fell 5.10% to USD 93/bbl — the first crude movement in four sessions, catching the board down to Monday's offshore settlement of USD 86.85 and 92.57 (Xinhua). Of 84 double-digit daily changes only
4 survive confirmation; the genuine prints are
1,4-dibromobutane +23.08% to CNY 80,000/ton (weekly +11.54%),
bromoethane +20.67% to CNY 30,167/ton (weekly +15.50%),
4,4′-bis(chloromethyl)biphenyl +14.55% and
methyl cinnamate -15.61% to CNY 36,500/ton (weekly -10.59%) — while the loudest number on the board,
1,5-diazabicyclo[4.3.0]non-5-ene +531.40%, is a restoration to an older price, and the same oscillator pattern caught
melamine cyanurate (-16.26% back to Thursday's 8,500),
tetrabutylammonium hydroxide (-15.25%) and
sulfonated kerosene (-15.86%).
Three forces shaped Tuesday, and the first is the barrel falling through the board's own floor. Offshore, WTI closed Monday at
USD 86.85 (-4.38%) and Brent at
USD 92.57 (-5.85%) (Xinhua), Brent down roughly 19% for the month and more than 20% from the 30 October high of 117.55 (CNR/Wind). The repricing is political: Democrats took both chambers in the 3 November midterms, President Trump called new large-scale strikes on Iran “highly unlikely” while talks progress, a Qatar–Pakistan proposal would cap Iranian enrichment at 3.67% and release USD 6–9bn of frozen assets on a deal, and Iran's president said the leader has instructed officials to end the “no war, no peace” state. The physical counterweights stay real — a Houthi attack on Saudi Aramco's Riyadh HQ broke windows but failed, and the four Gulf producers' October exports rose 10% month-on-month past 15 million b/d (Ping An via CNR) — and Tuesday the domestic futures tape priced the whole complex at once:
SC crude -7.53% to CNY 583.2/bbl, benzene limit-down, PP and propylene near limit-down, LPG -6.56%, fuel oil -6.7% (Securities Times). Second,
Beijing's tariff pause went live on schedule: from 13:01 on 10 November the 24% additional tariff on US-origin goods is suspended for two months with 10% retained (Tariff Commission Announcement No. 6 of 2026), and October's prints frame the cost environment —
CPI +0.7% against PPI +5.7%, a 52-month high and a 5-point scissors gap (NBS). Third,
two shelves kept their own time while oil burned: the bromine chain stepped up in three places (cards one and two) with SunSirs' bromine benchmark at CNY 44,100/ton and up 19.44% over 90 days, spot cobalt ran its seventh straight day higher (+15.38% on the week, iFinD) on Congo's 96,600-tonne export quota, and coal diverged upward — anthracite +7.58%, thermal coal +0.29% — as the petrochemical complex fell.
Top Price Movers
1,4-dibromobutane rose 23.08% to CNY 80,000/ton from CNY 65,000/ton — the largest confirmed print on Tuesday's board, with the weekly clock (+11.54%) behind the day and the monthly (+3.85%) smaller still: a fresh step, not yet a trend. It is not alone.
Bromoethane +20.67% to CNY 30,167/ton (weekly +15.50%) and
4,4′-bis(chloromethyl)biphenyl +14.55% to CNY 63,000/ton (weekly +7.27%) — three brominated intermediates re-marked upward the same session, which reads as a chain event, not a one-producer quote. The upstream is verifiable: SunSirs' bromine benchmark stood at
CNY 44,100/ton with week-44 +3.28%,
+14.97% over 60 days and +19.44% over 90 days, and the North China spot range has held CNY 42,000–44,000 with producers and holders in no hurry to sell. Brominated intermediates price bromine plus energy, so a feed up 19% in a quarter has to arrive somewhere — Tuesday it did. For buyers: 1,4-dibromobutane is a pharmaceutical and specialty-synthesis alkylating block, bromoethane the workhorse ethylating agent — if your route consumes brominated reagents at volume, quote now against executable windows and ask whether the producer's bromine procurement is spot or contracted; a contracted buyer can hold the old level, a spot buyer cannot.
Rose 23.08% to CNY 80,000/ton, weekly +11.54% — one of three brominated intermediates to step up together. Bromine feedstock is +19.44% over 90 days; the pass-through has arrived.
Bromoethane rose 20.67% to CNY 30,167/ton from CNY 25,000/ton, weekly +15.50% and monthly still -1.22% — the monthly clock says this re-mark is erasing a year of drift rather than extending it, so the level is catching
up, not breaking
out. The distinction matters for contract timing: a catch-up step tends to hold once printed, because it is compensating feedstock that was already paid for; a breakout step invites re-quoting every week. Bromoethane is the volume ethylating agent behind pharmaceutical and agrochemical synthesis and ethyl-cellulose production, consumed at kilotonne scale — unlike the specialty biphenyl beside it, this is a line where a 20% step moves real procurement budgets. The shelf around it is thin (the ethylating cluster is bromoethane, ethyl bromide derivatives and little else on this board), so there is no second opinion to arbitrage against — the practical test is whether the producer's weekly clock keeps climbing or plateaus. Ask for a validity window of at least two weeks on any quote taken at CNY 30,167/ton; a one-week window means the seller expects to re-mark again.
Rose 20.67% to CNY 30,167/ton, weekly +15.50%, monthly still -1.22% — a catch-up step, not a breakout. Quote with a two-week validity window; a one-week window signals another re-mark coming.
Methyl cinnamate fell 15.61% to CNY 36,500/ton from CNY 43,250/ton — the only line on Tuesday's board where
the daily and weekly clocks agree at double digits (-15.61% day against -10.59% week), which makes it the cleanest confirmed decline in the entire library. The history is short but decisive: the line spent 4–5 November at CNY 43,250, printed CNY 50,000 on Friday, and today sits at
36,500 — below every level it has printed in this window, a genuine new low rather than a re-visit. One caveat belongs on the record: methyl cinnamate is one of the 1,863 rows that re-entered the library overnight, so its Monday column was assigned by the source rather than observed — the honest posture is
provisionally genuine, verify with the supplier. The product itself is a volume aroma chemical — the cinnamon-fruity ester behind fragrances, flavourings and cosmetic scent bases, with pharmaceutical synthesis as a secondary outlet — and a -15.61% step on a flavour-and-fragrance workhorse is a procurement event, not noise. The shelf around it is quiet (diethyl oxalate -2.70% and sodium formate -1.02% are the only other confirmed fine declines), so this is one producer's re-mark, not an ester-chain slide: benchmark CNY 36,500/ton against executable quotes, ask whether the driver is a capacity restart or an order-book gap, and if the supplier will hold the level for quarterly volume, take the window — a fresh low that survives a week becomes the new reference.
Fell 15.61% to CNY 36,500/ton with the weekly clock agreeing at -10.59% — the cleanest confirmed decline on the board, and a new low below every printed level. Provisionally genuine; verify and take a quarterly window if offered.
Trimethyl phosphate fell 21.81% to CNY 24,500/ton — giving back, to the tonne, Monday's +27.89% step that led this column's leaderboard. The forensic record is now complete:
CNY 31,333 was the printed close on 4 and 5 November
and Monday;
CNY 24,500 was Friday's close
and is today's. The line has printed both of its levels twice in four sessions — an oscillator, not a market. Worse, the weekly clock contradicts itself across the swing: Monday's print implied a week-ago base of CNY 26,406, today's implies CNY 23,171, and neither level appears anywhere in this window's history. Yesterday's card described the +27.89% as a fresh step on same-sign clocks; today's data retroactively weakens that read — with Friday's close sitting at 24,500 all along, Monday's print was closer to a re-visit of the 4/5 November level than a discovery. The honest treatment of both moves is the same:
unverifiable — day and weekly clocks conflict, and no printed level reconciles either base. Trimethyl phosphate is a real product with real buyers (flame-retardant additive, high-polarity solvent, agro intermediate); the quote, however, is not currently behaving like one. Ask suppliers for an executable number and treat CNY 24,500–31,333 as a band to negotiate inside, not a price to book.
Fell 21.81% to CNY 24,500/ton, exactly erasing Monday's +27.89% — the line has oscillated between two levels twice in four sessions and its clocks contradict each other. Treat both numbers as unverifiable; demand an executable quote.
Basic Chemicals
Basic Chemicals: 329 lines, 73 moved (19 up / 54 down), 32 genuine prints at 1% or more. Per this column's standing rule the table prints
daily movers only — the 256 frozen bulk lines are omitted — and Tuesday's mover list is what an oil-chain crash looks like when it arrives all at once: aromatics accelerate past Friday's pace, olefins and solvents follow, and the gainers are a metal, a bromine chain and the C1 chain's quiet bid.
| Product |
CAS |
Price |
Daily |
Weekly |
Monthly |
| Boron trichloride prices (base event) |
10294-34-5 |
64 CNY/kg |
392.31% |
-17.02% |
-10% |
| N-Hexane prices (base event) |
– |
10,400 |
44.44% |
22.22% |
11.11% |
| Ethylstyrene prices (base event) |
28106-30-1 |
28,750 |
-20.14% |
2.29% |
8.08% |
| Sulfonated kerosene prices (base event) |
– |
9,150 |
-15.86% |
-1.69% |
-2.5% |
| Pyrrhotite prices (base event) |
– |
350 |
-12.5% |
-2.09% |
1.07% |
| Aluminum metaphosphate prices (base event) |
13776-88-0 |
42,000 |
-11.58% |
-1.21% |
-2.71% |
| Tetradecane prices (base event) |
629-59-4 |
18,000 |
-10.45% |
2.42% |
-5.04% |
| Tert-Butyl peroxybenzoate prices (base event) |
614-45-9 |
28,000 |
-10.4% |
-1.09% |
-1.75% |
| Styrene prices |
9003-53-6 |
11,567 |
-6.21% |
-4.91% |
5.59% |
| Ethylene Oxide prices |
75-21-8 |
9,100 |
-6.19% |
-3.09% |
-0.62% |
| Anaerobic bacterial strains for wastewater treatment prices (base event) |
– |
22,300 |
5.44% |
-1.73% |
3.04% |
| Aniline prices |
62-53-3 |
15,700 |
-5.42% |
-2.71% |
3.84% |
| Butylated Hydroxytoluene prices |
128-37-0 |
21,000 |
5% |
0% |
-11.75% |
| Xylene prices |
1330-20-7 |
7,283 |
-4.38% |
-10.32% |
-5.42% |
| Bisphenol A prices |
80-05-7 |
11,020 |
-4.26% |
-1.02% |
2.16% |
| Phenol prices |
108-95-2 |
8,813 |
-4.21% |
-5.33% |
0.84% |
| Hexane prices |
110-54-3 |
9,900 |
-4.12% |
-2.05% |
-0.41% |
| Cobalt prices |
7440-48-4 |
263,600 |
4.11% |
11.59% |
-4.84% |
| Toluene prices |
108-88-3 |
7,290 |
-4.08% |
-9.55% |
-7.91% |
| Formic acid prices |
64-18-6 |
2,700 |
3.85% |
1.92% |
20.82% |
| Tert-Butyl methyl ether prices |
1634-04-4 |
6,683 |
-3.84% |
-10.37% |
-8.08% |
| Benzene prices |
71-43-2 |
7,953 |
-3.83% |
-9.17% |
-14.07% |
| Iodine prices (base event) |
12190-71-5 |
630,000 |
3.53% |
0.35% |
0.8% |
| Styrene prices |
100-42-5 |
9,470 |
-3.47% |
-8.82% |
-5.21% |
| Propylene prices |
115-07-1 |
11,184 |
-3.45% |
-1.13% |
9.9% |
| Propylene oxide prices |
75-56-9 |
11,233 |
-3.44% |
-2.8% |
3.74% |
| Tetrachloroethylene prices |
127-18-4 |
3,383 |
3.39% |
7.42% |
-0.7% |
| Dioctyl phthalate prices |
117-81-7 |
10,859 |
-2.91% |
-2.56% |
4.76% |
| Nickel sulfate prices |
7786-81-4 |
30,750 |
-2.79% |
1.39% |
0.57% |
| 1,2,4-Trimethylbenzene prices (base event) |
95-63-6 |
13,550 |
2.78% |
-2.52% |
-3.67% |
| Lithium carbonate prices |
554-13-2 |
90,000 |
-2.7% |
-2.28% |
-13.62% |
| Methanol prices |
67-56-1 |
3,738 |
-2.53% |
-0.92% |
-8.89% |
| Pyrvinium pamoate prices |
3546-41-6 |
10,833 |
-2.41% |
-4.28% |
7.19% |
| Iron oxide prices (base event) |
1332-37-2 |
6,500 |
2.36% |
-0.7% |
1.38% |
| Diethylene glycol prices |
111-46-6 |
7,227 |
-2.25% |
0.81% |
2.72% |
| Acetone prices |
67-64-1 |
8,313 |
-2.14% |
-4% |
1.66% |
| PET prices |
– |
8,208 |
-2.04% |
-3.57% |
-3.19% |
| Cyclohexanone prices |
108-94-1 |
10,100 |
-1.94% |
-6.05% |
-2.74% |
| Solvent naphtha prices (base event) |
64742-94-5 |
7,667 |
1.89% |
-1.25% |
-0.78% |
| Polysulfone prices |
25135-51-7 |
8,486 |
-1.85% |
-2.97% |
-2.25% |
| Sodium Sulfide 60% Yellow Flakes prices (base event) |
– |
2,650 |
-1.85% |
0.64% |
-0.19% |
| Calcium carbide prices |
75-20-7 |
2,550 |
1.59% |
0.36% |
-2.47% |
| N-methyl-N-phenylguanidine prices |
12033-49-7 |
1,547 |
1.58% |
3.3% |
8.73% |
| Dichloromethane prices |
75-09-2 |
3,130 |
-1.57% |
-3.52% |
7.59% |
| Ammonia Anhydrous prices |
8007-57-6 |
2,650 |
-1.49% |
-0.34% |
-2.16% |
| Allyl methacrylate prices (base event) |
96-05-9 |
34,000 |
-1.45% |
0.24% |
-0.11% |
| (-)-Securinine prices (base event) |
5610-40-2 |
3,750 |
-1.32% |
0.18% |
0.05% |
| 4,4'-Oxydianiline prices (base event) |
101-80-4 |
91,500 |
-1.26% |
-1.13% |
-0.34% |
| Butyl acetate prices |
123-86-4 |
8,038 |
-1.23% |
-1.03% |
2.04% |
| Acetic acid prices |
64-19-7 |
4,067 |
-1.21% |
-3.72% |
-9.33% |
| No. 120 Solvent Naphtha prices |
– |
7,907 |
1.11% |
3.26% |
5.59% |
| Acrylonitrile prices |
107-13-1 |
12,467 |
1.09% |
-1.27% |
13.82% |
| Fully refined paraffin wax prices (base event) |
– |
9,800 |
1.03% |
0.31% |
0.07% |
| Isooctanol prices |
26952-21-6 |
9,800 |
-1.01% |
-4.64% |
7% |
| Terephthalic acid prices |
100-21-0 |
6,569 |
-0.88% |
-2.63% |
-7.18% |
| Sulfuric acid prices |
7664-93-9 |
1,473 |
-0.81% |
-1.27% |
-7.36% |
| Diammonium phosphate prices |
7783-28-0 |
8,267 |
-0.79% |
-0.4% |
-0.08% |
| 1-Butanol prices |
71-36-3 |
8,367 |
-0.78% |
-3.66% |
2.32% |
| Formaldehyde prices |
50-00-0 |
1,678 |
-0.59% |
-4.21% |
-4.06% |
| 1,3-Butadiene prices |
106-99-0 |
14,733 |
-0.57% |
0.33% |
8.01% |
| Potassium carbonate granules prices |
– |
6,733 |
-0.5% |
-1.43% |
-1.88% |
| White phosphorus prices |
12185-10-3 |
28,366 |
0.47% |
0.24% |
0.43% |
| Styrene Butadiene Rubber prices |
9003-55-8 |
16,075 |
-0.46% |
-1.65% |
-0.25% |
| Isobutyraldehyde prices |
78-84-2 |
7,533 |
-0.45% |
-2.38% |
-6.63% |
| Hydrogen peroxide prices |
7722-84-1 |
683 |
0.44% |
1.34% |
-5.06% |
| Ethyl acetate prices |
141-78-6 |
6,933 |
-0.43% |
-1.08% |
-0.09% |
| Ethanol prices |
64-17-5 |
5,712 |
-0.35% |
-0.17% |
1.27% |
| Phthalic anhydride prices |
85-44-9 |
10,433 |
-0.32% |
-1.7% |
1.63% |
| Phosphoric Acid prices |
7664-38-2 |
8,250 |
0.3% |
0.02% |
-1.47% |
| Maleic anhydride prices |
108-31-6 |
9,625 |
-0.26% |
-1.86% |
-2.06% |
| Nickel prices |
7440-02-0 |
124,367 |
-0.2% |
2.42% |
0.71% |
| Heavy pure alkali prices |
– |
1,040 |
-0.19% |
-0.38% |
-1.97% |
| Dibutyl phthalate prices |
84-74-2 |
10,985 |
-0.15% |
-0.7% |
5.66% |
The oil-chain pass-through arrived in one session, not gradually.
Benzene -3.83% to CNY 7,953/ton (weekly -9.17%, monthly -14.07%),
toluene -4.08% to CNY 7,290/ton (weekly -9.55%),
xylene -4.38% to CNY 7,283/ton (weekly -10.32%) — after a Monday in which the domestic chain was conceding at a crawl, Tuesday's prints roughly match Thursday's pace again. The futures tape went further than the spot board: benzene futures limit-down near 6% (Securities Times), PP and propylene near limit-down on the screen while the spot rows show
propylene -3.45% and
ethylene oxide -6.19% to CNY 9,100 (exactly the external composite's second-worst print). Downstream aromatics:
aniline -5.42% to CNY 15,700,
phenol -4.21% to CNY 8,813,
bisphenol A -4.26% to CNY 11,020 — and the styrene pair split again: the polymer-grade row
Styrene -6.21% to CNY 11,567 (weekly -4.91%) against the monomer row
styrene -3.47% to CNY 9,470 (weekly -8.82%) — two tapes for one molecule, and the CNY 2,097 gap between them is a procurement question before it is a market question: ask which tape your contract actually settles on.
Methanol -2.53% to CNY 3,738 and
MTBE -3.84% to CNY 6,683 (weekly -10.37%) concede on the C1 shelf;
lithium carbonate -2.70% to CNY 90,000/ton (monthly -13.62%) extends the battery chain's slide.
The gainers are a metal with a quota, a solvent with its own year, and the C1 chain's quiet bid.
Cobalt +4.11% to CNY 263,600/ton (weekly +11.59%) — the seventh straight session of gains: spot cobalt has run
+15.38% in seven days to CNY 262,500/ton (iFinD, 10 November) on Congo's tightened export regime — the 2026–27 quota capped at
96,600 tonnes (87,000 base + 9,600 strategic), under half of 2024's output, with a 500-truck enforcement sweep in the mining provinces adding freight risk (China Nonferrous Metals Net).
Formic acid +3.85% to CNY 2,700/ton (monthly +20.82%) — the top gainer on SunSirs' external composite, a formic-acid year running on its own cycle while oil burns —
tetrachloroethylene +3.39% and
calcium carbide +1.59% (the composite's #2 gainer) round out the list. The bromine chain's upside lives in the fine-chemical table; here it only echoes. Note what is
not on the gainer list: anything petrochemical. The only oil-linked lines that held were the coals — and they sit in the energy table below.
The restore ledger drowned the board again, because 1,863 rows came back overnight. Of 253 movers,
190 returned exactly to a close the feed had already printed (78 to Friday's 11/06 level, 72 to Thursday's, 40 to the 11/04 level) — the mechanical consequence of re-adding rows whose quotes jump back to where they stood days ago. The loudest raw prints are all restorations:
1,5-diazabicyclo[4.3.0]non-5-ene +531.40% to CNY 271,500 is simply last week's price back (the line had stepped down to CNY 43,000);
boron trichloride +392.31% to CNY 64/kg,
ethyl diphenylphosphinite +162.50%,
3,5-dimethylpyridine +134.38% and
1-butyl-3-methylimidazolium tetrafluoroborate +90.63% likewise walk quotes back to printed closes (each tagged
(base event) in the table); on the downside
padimate -80.15%,
methylcyclopentadiene dimer -60.92% and
N-phenylmaleimide -55.28% do the same in reverse. And a quieter pattern ran through the re-added rows:
oscillators between two printed levels —
melamine cyanurate -16.26% reprinted Thursday's CNY 8,500 against a Monday column set at Wednesday's 10,150;
tetrabutylammonium hydroxide -15.25% walked back to Thursday's 25,000;
sulfonated kerosene -15.86% to Thursday's 9,150;
hydrazine hydrate -11.11% to Wednesday's 12,000;
aluminium metaphosphate -11.58% to Friday's 42,000. None of these is a market move; each is the feed re-anchoring a line it had dropped. Card four's trimethyl phosphate -21.81% is the calibration case: yesterday's +27.89% led this column's board, today it is gone, and neither move survives the three-clock test once Friday's close is on the table. Of 84 double-digit daily changes, 80 fail confirmation and 4 survive — on a re-expanded feed, the restoration test does more work than the magnitude test.
What the frozen shelf means for a buyer. With 256 of 329 basic lines unchanged and 90.7% of the whole feed frozen, Tuesday's actionable list is the mover table plus the calendar: the tariff pause went live at 13:01 (24% suspended for two months, 10% retained — re-price US-origin feedstock contracts now, and watch the counterparty's DDP terms change under you), and October's PPI print (+5.7%, a 52-month high) says producer-level costs are still climbing even as oil-chain spot quotes fall — the scissors will show up first in quoted premiums and minimum-order quantities, not in headline prices. Across the full library
77 frozen quotes still carry a weekly drift of at least 5% and
68 frozen quotes carry a monthly premium of at least 8% with a flat week — caprolactam frozen at CNY 12,782 with a -5.26% weekly clock while its downstream PA6 fell 7.57% is exactly the kind of line that re-quotes late and all at once. In a 91%-frozen feed, the risk is not the 253 movers; it is the lines that have not re-quoted yet but whose week and month say they should.
Fine Chemicals
Fine Chemicals: 2,284 lines, 142 moved (80 up / 62 down); 17 genuine prints at 1% or more, and 72 double-digit daily changes of which only 4 survive confirmation. The re-expanded specialty book re-quoted in both directions — a bromine chain stepping up in three places, one aroma ester stepping down — while restorations filled the leaderboard.
| Product |
CAS |
Price |
Daily |
Weekly |
Monthly |
| 1,5-Diazabicyclo[4.3.0]non-5-ene prices (base event) |
3001-72-7 |
271,500 |
531.4% |
-12.69% |
-27.99% |
| Ethyl diphenylphosphinite prices (base event) |
719-80-2 |
52,500 |
162.5% |
-30.95% |
22.34% |
| 3,5-Dimethylpyridine prices (base event) |
591-22-0 |
37,500 |
134.38% |
-5.43% |
11.04% |
| 1-Butyl-3-methylimidazolium tetrafluoroborate prices (base event) |
174501-65-6 |
305,000 |
90.63% |
-5.87% |
-7.43% |
| Padimate prices (base event) |
21245-01-2 |
108,000 |
-80.15% |
-28.63% |
7.51% |
| 2,3-Dihydro-2,2-dimethyl-7-benzofuranol prices (base event) |
1563-38-8 |
18,750 |
-64.29% |
-8.05% |
-0.54% |
| 1,4-Butanediol dimethacrylate prices (base event) |
2082-81-7 |
47,000 |
62.07% |
-4.52% |
-10.71% |
| Methylcyclopentadiene dimer prices (base event) |
26472-00-4 |
8,500 |
-60.92% |
-8.05% |
-7.28% |
| N,N-Dimethyloctadecylamine prices (base event) |
124-28-7 |
35,000 |
59.09% |
-4.36% |
-9.62% |
| N-Phenylmaleimide prices (base event) |
941-69-5 |
36,000 |
-55.28% |
-7.1% |
-5.19% |
| Resorcinol diglycidyl ether prices (base event) |
101-90-6 |
100,000 |
53.85% |
-11.29% |
2.68% |
| 2-Bromo-4-fluoroaniline prices (base event) |
1003-98-1 |
155,000 |
51.22% |
4.25% |
10.62% |
| Butyric Acid prices (base event) |
107-92-6 |
11,250 |
50% |
16.82% |
-1.81% |
| Diethylene glycol divinyl ether prices (base event) |
764-99-8 |
16,333 |
-49.36% |
5.6% |
-19.19% |
| Diphenylphosphine oxide prices (base event) |
4559-70-0 |
125,000 |
-45.65% |
6.29% |
22.3% |
| 5-Hydroxyisophthalic acid prices (base event) |
618-83-7 |
198,000 |
-43.27% |
-5.23% |
-43.14% |
| 4-Aminothiophenol prices (base event) |
1193-02-8 |
350,000 |
-41.67% |
-5% |
-3.69% |
| 1,6-Hexanediol diacrylate prices (base event) |
13048-33-4 |
16,000 |
-40.74% |
-4.87% |
-6.22% |
| Tert-Butyl acetoacetate prices (base event) |
1694-31-1 |
17,000 |
-40.35% |
-4.81% |
-7.4% |
| 4-Chlorobutanoic acid prices (base event) |
627-00-9 |
350,000 |
40% |
3.45% |
3.36% |
| P-Toluenesulfonyl Isocyanate prices (base event) |
4083-64-1 |
235,000 |
-38.16% |
4.95% |
16.83% |
| Polyethyleneimine prices (base event) |
9002-98-6 |
185,000 |
32.14% |
-2.69% |
-3.52% |
| Solketal prices (base event) |
100-79-8 |
33,000 |
32% |
7.41% |
0.5% |
| Malonic acid prices (base event) |
141-82-2 |
17,700 |
-31.92% |
-15.96% |
-4.56% |
| N,N-Diethyl-m-toluamide prices (base event) |
134-62-3 |
19,800 |
-31.49% |
-3.6% |
-6.1% |
| 3,4-Difluorobenzonitrile prices (base event) |
64248-62-0 |
108,500 |
31.12% |
-6.04% |
-1.53% |
| Triethylammonium chloride prices (base event) |
554-68-7 |
13,000 |
-30.67% |
-5.69% |
1.5% |
| Sodium pyroantimonate prices (base event) |
12507-68-5 |
78,400 |
-28.73% |
11.19% |
-2.37% |
| 1,3-Dichlorobenzene prices (base event) |
541-73-1 |
15,333 |
-28.68% |
6.14% |
2.05% |
| Benzyltrimethylammonium chloride prices (base event) |
56-93-9 |
16,500 |
-26.67% |
-2.99% |
-11.43% |
| 5-Amino-3-cyano-1-(2,6-dichloro-4-trifluoromethylphenyl)pyrazole prices (base event) |
120068-79-3 |
79,000 |
24.41% |
-8.09% |
-2.56% |
| Dichlorophenylphosphine prices (base event) |
644-97-3 |
19,500 |
-24.27% |
-2.69% |
-6.13% |
| Dodecylamine prices (base event) |
124-22-1 |
22,500 |
-23.73% |
3.48% |
-5.59% |
| 1-Bromooctadecane prices (base event) |
112-89-0 |
63,000 |
23.53% |
-2.06% |
-2.71% |
| 1,4-dibromobutane prices |
110-52-1 |
80,000 |
23.08% |
11.54% |
3.85% |
| 2,2,2-Trifluoroethylamine hydrochloride prices (base event) |
373-88-6 |
400,000 |
23.08% |
2.11% |
7.28% |
| Sodium trifluoromethanesulfinate prices (base event) |
2926-29-6 |
400,000 |
23.08% |
2.11% |
5.33% |
| Trimethyl phosphate prices (base event) |
512-56-1 |
24,500 |
-21.81% |
5.73% |
2.38% |
| 1-(2-Hydroxyethyl)piperazine prices (base event) |
103-76-4 |
62,667 |
21.68% |
2.2% |
0.94% |
| Methyldichlorosilane prices (base event) |
75-54-7 |
20,500 |
-21.15% |
13.41% |
3.83% |
| Isophthalonitrile prices (base event) |
626-17-5 |
40,750 |
20.74% |
1.78% |
-7.2% |
| Bromoethane prices |
74-96-4 |
30,167 |
20.67% |
15.5% |
-1.22% |
| Trimesoyl chloride prices (base event) |
4422-95-1 |
1,025,000 |
20.59% |
-1.83% |
-5.16% |
| EP (epoxy resin) prices (base event) |
38891-59-7 |
43,000 |
-20% |
-2.17% |
-6.23% |
| Boron trifluoride tetrahydrofuran prices (base event) |
70157-12-9 |
51,500 |
19.77% |
-5.12% |
2.47% |
| Calcium thioglycolate prices (base event) |
814-71-1 |
130 CNY/kg |
18.18% |
1.69% |
1.71% |
| Cashew, nutshell liq., glycidyl ethers prices (base event) |
171263-25-5 |
16,250 |
17.75% |
-0.98% |
-1.3% |
| 2,3-Dihydrofuran prices (base event) |
1191-99-7 |
140,000 |
16.67% |
-4.41% |
1.46% |
| Cysteamine hydrochloride prices (base event) |
156-57-0 |
46,000 |
-16.36% |
1.81% |
2.49% |
| Melamine cyanurate prices (base event) |
37640-57-6 |
8,500 |
-16.26% |
-1.74% |
-1.16% |
| Amides, C8-18 and C18-unsatd., N,N-bis(hydroxyethyl) prices (base event) |
68955-44-2 |
8,250 |
-16.1% |
11.37% |
3.3% |
| Methyl cinnamate prices |
103-26-4 |
36,500 |
-15.61% |
-10.59% |
0.87% |
| Tetrabutylammonium hydroxide prices (base event) |
2052-49-5 |
25,000 |
-15.25% |
-1.62% |
-4.72% |
| Pyromellitic acid prices (base event) |
89-05-4 |
26,500 |
15.22% |
-1.39% |
-1.85% |
| Methoxyammonium chloride prices (base event) |
593-56-6 |
98,933 |
15.17% |
-1.39% |
-3.05% |
| Sulfanilic acid prices (base event) |
121-57-3 |
13,500 |
14.89% |
-3.59% |
-2.66% |
| 4-Chlorobenzonitrile prices (base event) |
623-03-0 |
25,000 |
-14.77% |
2.33% |
-0.54% |
| (-)-Camphorsulfonic acid prices (base event) |
35963-20-3 |
204,000 |
14.61% |
-4.39% |
-1.47% |
| 4,4′-Bis(chloromethyl)biphenyl prices |
1667-10-3 |
63,000 |
14.55% |
7.27% |
2.08% |
| Phosphoric acid tris(2-chloro-1-methylethyl) ester prices (base event) |
13674-84-5 |
20,000 |
14.29% |
-2.18% |
-0.14% |
| Ethylene glycol diglycidyl ether prices (base event) |
2224-15-9 |
26,250 |
14.13% |
-3.81% |
0.87% |
| Aminoacetonitrile hydrochloride prices (base event) |
6011-14-9 |
49,350 |
12.93% |
-1.2% |
-3.43% |
| Undecylenic acid prices (base event) |
112-38-9 |
105,000 |
-12.5% |
1.35% |
1.84% |
| 1,3-Cyclohexanebis(methylamine) prices (base event) |
2579-20-6 |
52,500 |
-12.13% |
-1.28% |
-1.2% |
| Cupric carbonate basic prices (base event) |
12069-69-1 |
38,667 |
-12.12% |
11.71% |
-13.47% |
| Silicone polyether modified defoamer prices (base event) |
– |
4,400 |
11.39% |
-8.35% |
3.56% |
| 3-Chloro-1-propanol prices (base event) |
627-30-5 |
163,500 |
11.22% |
-1.05% |
-2.93% |
| Hydrazine hydrate prices (base event) |
79785-97-0 |
12,000 |
-11.11% |
-3.17% |
-8.86% |
| Bisoctyl dimethyl ammonium chloride prices (base event) |
5538-94-3 |
45,500 |
10.98% |
-1.03% |
-1.37% |
| 2-Methylbutanal prices (base event) |
96-17-3 |
29,250 |
10.38% |
-0.98% |
-1.3% |
| Pivalic acid prices (base event) |
75-98-9 |
20,500 |
10.02% |
-4.33% |
3.41% |
| 7,12-Dimethylbenz[a]anthracene prices (base event) |
57-97-6 |
18 CNY/kg |
-10% |
5.56% |
0% |
| Verdyl acetate prices (base event) |
5413-60-5 |
19,000 |
-9.52% |
3.09% |
-0.69% |
| 1,6-Hexanediol diglycidyl ether prices (base event) |
16096-31-4 |
30,650 |
9.46% |
-2.64% |
0.6% |
| 1,2-Cyclohexanediol diglycidyl ether prices (base event) |
37763-26-1 |
40,000 |
-9.09% |
-0.94% |
-1.26% |
| Diphenyl phosphite prices (base event) |
4712-55-4 |
25,000 |
-9.09% |
0.69% |
-0.39% |
| Butyltin trichloride prices (base event) |
1118-46-3 |
166,250 |
9.02% |
-2.52% |
0.82% |
| Trimethylsilyl iodide prices (base event) |
16029-98-4 |
490,000 |
8.89% |
-4.08% |
-0.66% |
| Calcium phosphite prices (base event) |
21056-98-4 |
21,000 |
-8.7% |
-0.9% |
-0.85% |
| 3-Cyclohexene-1-carboxaldehyde prices (base event) |
100-50-5 |
27,000 |
-8.47% |
-0.88% |
-0.83% |
| 3-Ethyl-3-Oxetanemethanol prices (base event) |
3047-32-3 |
38,000 |
-8.43% |
-0.87% |
-2.07% |
| Potassium tetrafluoroborate prices (base event) |
14075-53-7 |
11,000 |
-8.33% |
-0.86% |
-1.6% |
| Ethanol, 2,2'-iminobis-, N-C12-18-alkyl derivs. prices (base event) |
71786-60-2 |
32,500 |
8.33% |
-0.79% |
-2.29% |
| 3-Nitrobenzoic acid prices (base event) |
121-92-6 |
36,325 |
-7.94% |
10.68% |
5.63% |
| 1-Amino-8-hydroxynaphthalene-3,6-disulphonic acid prices (base event) |
90-20-0 |
41,000 |
7.89% |
0.77% |
1.87% |
| Phenoxycycloposphazene prices |
1184-10-7 |
125,000 |
-7.41% |
0% |
0% |
| N,N'-Diisopropylcarbodiimide prices (base event) |
693-13-0 |
353,333 |
7.07% |
-2.01% |
-0.79% |
| Phosphorus tribromide prices (base event) |
7789-60-8 |
33,000 |
-7.04% |
-2.14% |
0.22% |
| 3-Methyl-2-butenal prices |
107-86-8 |
36,667 |
-6.58% |
3.26% |
2.34% |
| Hexamethyldisiloxane prices (base event) |
107-46-0 |
42,250 |
6.51% |
5.53% |
0.62% |
| Cyclopentanecarboxylic acid prices (base event) |
3400-45-1 |
1,065 CNY/kg |
6.5% |
-2.82% |
-0.09% |
| 1,8-Diazabicyclo[5.4.0]undec-7-ene prices (base event) |
6674-22-2 |
84,000 |
-6.15% |
-0.63% |
-1.5% |
| Sorbitol syrup prices (base event) |
– |
3,500 |
6.06% |
-3.76% |
-0.31% |
| 4-Chlorobenzyl cyanide prices (base event) |
140-53-4 |
53,000 |
6% |
-1.72% |
0.28% |
| 4,4′-Diaminodicyclohexylmethane prices (base event) |
1761-71-3 |
50,500 |
-5.9% |
-13.35% |
-6.14% |
| Methyl 2-hydroxyisobutyrate prices (base event) |
2110-78-3 |
120,000 |
5.26% |
0.52% |
0.39% |
| Trimethylolpropane propoxylate triacrylate prices (base event) |
53879-54-2 |
20,000 |
5.26% |
-0.51% |
-0.53% |
| 2-[(2-Methylphenoxy)methyl]oxirane prices (base event) |
2210-79-9 |
27,750 |
-4.31% |
0.44% |
0.47% |
| L-Phenylglycine prices |
2935-35-5 |
125,000 |
4.17% |
-2% |
-0.8% |
| 1-Bromopropane prices |
106-94-5 |
32,333 |
-3.96% |
0% |
-1.58% |
| Glyoxylic acid prices |
298-12-4 |
6,750 |
3.85% |
7% |
0.12% |
| Diethylene glycol diglycidyl ether prices (base event) |
4206-61-5 |
27,000 |
3.85% |
0.38% |
0.36% |
| 3,5-Dimethylphenol prices |
108-68-9 |
32,900 |
3.79% |
2.2% |
0.4% |
| Isobutyl chloroformate prices (base event) |
543-27-1 |
145,000 |
3.57% |
-0.35% |
-0.57% |
| 2-Nitrophenol prices |
88-75-5 |
11,583 |
3.35% |
2.22% |
0.75% |
| Salicylhydroxamic acid prices (base event) |
89-73-6 |
44,000 |
-3.3% |
-0.33% |
-0.8% |
| Castor oil prices (base event) |
8001-79-4 |
16,000 |
3.23% |
-1.3% |
5.86% |
| Indole prices (base event) |
120-72-9 |
90,000 |
-3.23% |
-0.33% |
-0.63% |
| Butylparaben prices (base event) |
94-26-8 |
51,500 |
3% |
-0.88% |
-0.15% |
| 4-Cyanopyridine prices (base event) |
100-48-1 |
49,250 |
-2.8% |
-0.62% |
-0.32% |
| Diethyl oxalate prices |
95-92-1 |
12,000 |
-2.7% |
-1.35% |
-0.27% |
| Tetrahydrofuran prices (base event) |
24979-97-3 |
19,500 |
2.63% |
2.55% |
-3.7% |
| Lithium hexafluorophosphate prices |
21324-40-3 |
94,500 |
-2.58% |
-3.28% |
-12.65% |
| Titanous chloride prices (base event) |
7705-07-9 |
40,000 |
2.56% |
0.25% |
0.64% |
| 1-butyl-3-methylimidazolium bromide prices |
85100-77-2 |
125,000 |
2.46% |
0% |
0% |
| Sodium chlorite prices (base event) |
7758-19-2 |
11,950 |
2.36% |
-0.82% |
-0.09% |
| 4'-Hydroxypropiophenone prices (base event) |
70-70-2 |
120,000 |
2.13% |
0.21% |
0.63% |
| 3-Trifluoromethylphenol prices (base event) |
98-17-9 |
122,500 |
2.08% |
0.41% |
0.31% |
| Polycarboxylate superplasticizer prices |
– |
10,150 |
-1.93% |
0% |
1.41% |
| 1-Octadecanol prices (base event) |
112-92-5 |
14,500 |
1.75% |
-0.86% |
-0.25% |
| Potassium 2-ethylhexanoate prices (base event) |
3164-85-0 |
17,400 |
1.75% |
-0.17% |
-0.42% |
| Valeraldehyde prices (base event) |
110-62-3 |
20,733 |
-1.74% |
4.78% |
2.14% |
| Ethyl lactate prices |
97-64-3 |
15,000 |
1.69% |
3.87% |
0.9% |
| 2-Ethoxy-2,4,4,6,6-pentafluoro-2λ5,4λ5,6λ5-1,3,5,2,4,6-triazatriphosphorine prices (base event) |
33027-66-6 |
1,525,000 |
1.67% |
-0.17% |
-0.22% |
| 1,2-dibromoethane prices |
106-93-4 |
26,500 |
1.53% |
0.77% |
-4.69% |
| Di-n-propyl heptanol prices |
– |
6,800 |
-1.45% |
-1.34% |
-0.66% |
| 4-Fluoroaniline prices (base event) |
371-40-4 |
70,000 |
1.45% |
0% |
0.59% |
| Triisobutyl phosphate prices (base event) |
126-71-6 |
18,000 |
-1.37% |
-2.21% |
-0.29% |
| Isooctyl nitrate prices (base event) |
73513-43-6 |
15,400 |
1.32% |
0.13% |
0.4% |
| Benzalkonium chloride prices (base event) |
8045-21-4 |
39,500 |
-1.25% |
0.13% |
0.17% |
| N,N-Dimethylacetamide prices |
127-19-5 |
8,260 |
1.23% |
3.48% |
8.33% |
| 4,4''-Butylidenebis(6-tert-butyl-m-cresol) prices |
85-60-9 |
82 CNY/kg |
1.23% |
1.23% |
0% |
| Hexachloroacetone prices |
116-16-5 |
57,000 |
1.18% |
0.25% |
0.11% |
| Methylparaben prices (base event) |
99-76-3 |
43,500 |
1.16% |
-0.04% |
-0.08% |
| Cyclopentyl methyl ether prices |
5614-37-9 |
48,000 |
1.05% |
11.81% |
2.81% |
| Sodium formate prices |
141-53-7 |
3,200 |
-1.02% |
-0.49% |
2.02% |
| 1,3-Dichloropropene prices |
542-75-6 |
9,867 |
0.68% |
0.03% |
0.05% |
| 2-tert-Butylphenol prices |
88-18-6 |
20,000 |
0.5% |
0.25% |
0.22% |
| Ethyl propionate prices |
105-37-3 |
29,000 |
0.46% |
0.05% |
0.03% |
| Trioctyl trimellitate prices |
3319-31-1 |
14,700 |
-0.34% |
4.56% |
-6.59% |
| 1-Hexadecanol prices |
36653-82-4 |
19,075 |
-0.13% |
0.4% |
-0.39% |
| Trimethylolpropane prices |
77-99-6 |
11,629 |
-0.12% |
-0.7% |
-1.02% |
The confirmed shelf: a bromine chain up, one ester down, and the loud declines are ghosts. The up side is one story told in three quotes:
1,4-dibromobutane +23.08% to CNY 80,000/ton (card one),
bromoethane +20.67% to CNY 30,167/ton (card two) and
4,4′-bis(chloromethyl)biphenyl +14.55% to CNY 63,000/ton — alkylating agents, an ethylating agent and a specialty-polymer intermediate, all brominated, all stepping up the same session against a bromine feedstock that is +19.44% over 90 days. The chain's shallow end agrees:
1,2-dibromoethane +1.53% also re-marked up. Below the bromine story,
glyoxylic acid +3.85% to CNY 6,750 (weekly +7.00%) is the only other genuine fine print above 3%. The confirmed downside is a single line:
methyl cinnamate -15.61% to CNY 36,500/ton (card three). Now the warning: the loudest fine-chemical declines on the board —
melamine cyanurate -16.26%,
tetrabutylammonium hydroxide -15.25%,
1,3-cyclohexanebis(methylamine) -12.13%,
hydrazine hydrate -11.11% — all fail the restoration test, each reprinting a level the feed had already shown (details in the rejection ledger below). Only 17 genuine prints of 1% or more survive in this whole 2,284-line category, and the shape matters: the brominated shelf prices a feedstock squeeze that will still be true next week; methyl cinnamate is one producer's re-mark that may not be.
The second tier is thin and two-sided, as it was yesterday.
3,5-dimethylphenol +3.79% to CNY 32,900,
2-nitrophenol +3.35% to CNY 11,583 and
ethyl lactate +1.69% to CNY 15,000 lead the modest up-prints;
N,N-dimethylacetamide +1.23% to CNY 8,260 (weekly +3.48%, monthly +8.33%) keeps the solvent's quiet year-long climb;
cyclopentyl methyl ether +1.05% to CNY 48,000 carries a +11.81% weekly clock. Down,
diethyl oxalate -2.70% to CNY 12,000,
lithium hexafluorophosphate -2.58% to CNY 94,500/ton (monthly -12.65% — the electrolyte salt extends its slide even as cobalt runs hot; the battery chain is not one market), and
sodium formate -1.02% concede. On almost every line the daily step runs ahead of the weekly — producer re-quotes, not continuous markets — and the weekly clock remains the better measure of the real move.
The rejection ledger is a restoration museum, and the re-added rows are its exhibits. Of 84 double-digit daily changes across the library, 80 fail confirmation and 4 survive. Every one of the loudest failures is a quote walking back to an older printed level:
1,5-diazabicyclo[4.3.0]non-5-ene +531.40% (to last week's CNY 271,500),
boron trichloride +392.31% (to Friday's CNY 64/kg),
padimate -80.15% (to Thursday's CNY 108,000),
resorcinol diglycidyl ether +53.85%,
2-bromo-4-fluoroaniline +51.22% — each carries a weekly clock that cannot reconcile with a 2–8x daily move. This category supplies the subtler failures too:
melamine cyanurate -16.26% (Thursday's 8,500 against a Monday column set at Wednesday's 10,150),
tetrabutylammonium hydroxide -15.25% (Thursday's 25,000),
1,3-cyclohexanebis(methylamine) -12.13% (Thursday's 52,500) and
hydrazine hydrate -11.11% (Wednesday's 12,000) are all two-level oscillators, not slides. The reason is mechanical:
1,863 rows re-entered the library overnight, and a re-added row's first print is its old close, so the day-over-day change is an artefact of the feed's own bookkeeping, not a trade. Yesterday's 878-line export was clean precisely because it was small. The filter discipline is unchanged — same-sign day/week/month agreement, then new-level-not-restoration, then magnitude — and applied to Tuesday it reduces 253 movers to 65 genuine prints at 1% or more.
Frozen drift, and a library that doubled overnight. Across all 2,731 lines, 77 frozen quotes still carry a weekly drift of at least 5% and 68 carry a monthly premium of at least 8% with a flat week. The structural event is the library itself:
2,731 lines against yesterday's 878, with 2,284 fine-chemical rows against 815 — 1,863 rows re-entered and 10 left (D60 among the departed; the D70/D80 solvent rows remain). For anyone sourcing off this sheet the operational rule matters more than any single quote:
snapshot your lines today, because a level that vanished yesterday is back today with a fresh, unanchored history — its next daily change will be computed against whatever the source prints next, not against anything you can verify. Trade the 65-line genuine list, treat every restoration tag as the feed correcting its own bookkeeping, and re-anchor your benchmarks to executable quotes before the next re-curation.
Energy, Rubber, Plastics and Other
Energy, Rubber, Plastics and Other: 118 lines, 38 moved (3 up / 35 down). This is the shelf where the two-tape gap closed: the board fell 4–5 dollars overnight to meet the market.
| Product |
CAS |
Price |
Daily |
Weekly |
Monthly |
| Poly(n-butyl vinyl ether) prices (base event) |
92680-80-3 |
14,600 |
-44.49% |
-14.65% |
3.55% |
| Poly(ethyl vinyl ether) prices (base event) |
25104-37-4 |
26,800 |
-37.53% |
-12.17% |
2.91% |
| Foundry sand prices (base event) |
– |
1,750 |
-23.08% |
-4.14% |
1.9% |
| Octadecane prices (base event) |
593-45-3 |
18,000 |
-10% |
2.31% |
-4.82% |
| Hexadecane prices (base event) |
544-76-3 |
18,000 |
-9.55% |
2.59% |
-4.52% |
| Heptadecane prices (base event) |
629-78-7 |
18,000 |
-9.55% |
2.19% |
-4.09% |
| Anthracite prices |
8029-10-5 |
1,775 |
7.58% |
1.04% |
-1.37% |
| PA6 prices |
– |
13,433 |
-7.57% |
-7.13% |
-0.05% |
| Brent Crude Oil prices |
– |
93 USD/bbl |
-5.1% |
-5.88% |
-5.61% |
| SC Crude Oil prices |
– |
609 |
-4.55% |
0% |
-7.12% |
| WTI Crude Oil prices |
– |
87 USD/bbl |
-4.4% |
-5.32% |
-2.08% |
| Liquefied petroleum ges prices |
68476-85-7 |
7,118 |
-2.93% |
-8.7% |
-2.49% |
| LLDPE prices |
– |
9,725 |
-2.51% |
-4.72% |
4.34% |
| Cajeput Oil prices |
– |
9,577 |
-2.33% |
-4.28% |
3.8% |
| EPS prices |
96597-16-9 |
10,713 |
-2.33% |
0% |
-2.59% |
| ABS prices |
– |
11,817 |
-2.2% |
-3.87% |
2.71% |
| Copolymer PP Granules prices |
– |
10,773 |
-2.13% |
0% |
7.27% |
| PVC prices |
– |
4,830 |
-2.03% |
-3.11% |
2.49% |
| HDPE prices |
– |
10,900 |
-2.02% |
-2.5% |
3.14% |
| Homopolymer PP Granules prices |
– |
10,808 |
-1.99% |
0% |
7.74% |
| Diisononyl phthalate prices |
28553-12-0 |
10,200 |
-1.92% |
-2.83% |
5.97% |
| PVC Resin SG5 prices |
– |
4,845 |
-1.72% |
-2.75% |
1.56% |
| Ethane-1,2-diol;terephthalic acid prices |
25038-59-9 |
7,888 |
-1.63% |
0% |
-4.72% |
| Gasoline prices |
– |
9,681 |
-1.6% |
-4.14% |
-0.06% |
| PET polyester bottle flakes prices |
– |
8,280 |
-1.43% |
-4.09% |
-3.9% |
| PP powder prices |
– |
11,250 |
-1.32% |
0% |
9.59% |
| LDPE prices |
– |
12,067 |
-1.23% |
-4.45% |
0.71% |
| Naphtha (petroleum), light alkylate prices |
64741-66-8 |
8,408 |
-1.18% |
-5.82% |
-2.09% |
| Liquefied Natural Gas prices |
– |
7,066 |
-0.9% |
-3.86% |
11.07% |
| Asphalt prices |
8052-42-4 |
5,670 |
-0.87% |
-5.46% |
-3.28% |
| PA66 prices |
– |
18,967 |
-0.87% |
-0.71% |
0.26% |
| 2 Fuel Oil prices |
– |
7,950 |
-0.63% |
-0.5% |
3.97% |
| Oil material prices |
– |
8,300 |
-0.6% |
-4.31% |
-4.63% |
| Coke (coal) prices |
65996-77-2 |
2,091 |
-0.43% |
-0.52% |
-4.83% |
| Natural Rubber prices |
9006-04-6 |
18,542 |
0.41% |
-0.1% |
-3.8% |
| Thermal coal prices |
– |
1,032 |
0.29% |
0.59% |
0.59% |
| Lecithin? prices |
97281-47-5 |
14,817 |
-0.11% |
-0.54% |
0.08% |
| Lithium bis(oxalato)borate prices |
244761-29-3 |
850,500 |
-0.06% |
-0.01% |
-0.01% |
The barrel: the board caught down, the futures chain broke harder. On the tracked sheet
WTI fell 4.40% to USD 87/bbl (weekly -5.32%) and
Brent fell 5.10% to USD 93/bbl (weekly -5.88%) — the first crude movement in four sessions, and it lands exactly where Monday's offshore settlement said it should (Xinhua: USD 86.85 and 92.57).
SC crude -4.55% to CNY 609/bbl on the spot board while the futures screen went further:
SC main contract -7.53% to CNY 583.2, benzene futures limit-down, PP and propylene near limit-down, LPG -6.56%, fuel oil -6.7%, methanol futures -5.64%, styrene futures -4.64% (Securities Times) — the “oil content” of each chain determined the damage, and caustic soda actually closed higher, which tells you this was a cost shock, not a demand collapse. The politics behind it: Democrats took both chambers on 3 November, Trump calls new strikes “highly unlikely” while talks progress, the Qatar–Pakistan plan caps enrichment at 3.67% with USD 6–9bn of assets released on a deal; the counterweights — a failed Houthi attack on Aramco's Riyadh HQ, Gulf October exports +10% month-on-month (Ping An via CNR), Saudi trimming Asian OSP — net to a market that has decided to sell the premium first and argue later. Products followed:
LPG -2.93% to CNY 7,118 (weekly -8.70%),
naphtha -1.18% to CNY 8,408 (weekly -5.82%),
gasoline -1.60%,
LNG -0.90% to CNY 7,066,
asphalt -0.87% (weekly -5.46%),
2 fuel oil -0.63%. Coal diverged:
anthracite +7.58% to CNY 1,775/ton (weekly +1.04%) and
thermal coal +0.29% — the winter restocking tape ran its own course while oil burned. The pump-price window lands
12 November with Friday's change rate near -5.10% and an expected cut of around CNY 280/ton (Xinhua Finance) — Tuesday's break only deepens it.
Plastics: the biggest single-day polyamide print in this window, and a broad polyolefin concession.
PA6 -7.57% to CNY 13,433/ton (weekly -7.13%) — the largest decliner on SunSirs' external composite of 123 tracked commodities, whose board averaged -0.95% with 57 decliners against 7 gainers — while its feedstock caprolactam sits frozen at CNY 12,782 with a -5.26% weekly clock: the polymer has re-quoted, the monomer has not, and that gap closes in one direction or the other within days.
LLDPE -2.51% to CNY 9,725,
ABS -2.20%,
PVC -2.03%,
HDPE -2.02%,
DINP -1.92%,
PVC SG5 -1.72%,
PET bottle chips -1.43% and
LDPE -1.23% follow — negative weeks, still-positive months: the polyethylene complex is giving back October, not breaking its year. On the battery shelf,
lithium carbonate -2.70% to CNY 90,000 (monthly -13.62%) and
lithium hexafluorophosphate -2.58% to CNY 94,500 (monthly -12.65%) keep sliding while cobalt runs +15.38% a week — same battery, different supply politics. And the trade calendar moved rather than expired:
from 13:01 on 10 November the 24% additional tariff on US-origin goods is suspended for two months, 10% retained (Announcement No. 6 of 2026) — the window to fix volumes on US-linked feedstocks, not a reason to relax; the 10% floor and the 301-replacement track keep the tail risk alive.
Tuesday's closing read: the gap closed, the futures chain broke, and the leaderboard learned humility. Of 2,731 tracked lines, 253 moved and 2,478 stayed frozen; of 84 double-digit changes, only 4 are genuine, and 190 movers simply returned to prices the feed had already printed. The session's real events: the crude freeze broke and the board fell 4–5 dollars to meet Monday's offshore settlement; the futures chain went further (SC -7.53%, benzene limit-down); and the bromine chain stepped up in three places against a feedstock up 19.44% in a quarter — the one pass-through story Tuesday that survives every test. Trimethyl phosphate's -21.81% round-trip is the calibration case for the whole board: two levels printed twice in four sessions, clocks that contradict each other, and a leaderboard position reversed in a day. Verify the quote before you trust the move — twice as hard on a day the library doubles.
For the contract book: WTI and Brent settled at USD 86.85 and 92.57 on Monday (Xinhua) and the tracked board finally printed 87/93 — the premium is unwound; the pump-price window on 12 November is set to cut around CNY 280/ton. The tariff pause is live: 24% suspended for two months from 13:01 on 10 November, 10% retained (Announcement No. 6 of 2026). China's October prints frame the cost split — CPI +0.7% against PPI +5.7% (52-month high). The shelves with their own time: bromine +19.44% over 90 days with three intermediates re-marked up, cobalt +15.38% on the week under Congo's 96,600-tonne quota, anthracite +7.58%, formic acid +20.82% on the month — and against them, PA6 -7.57% with caprolactam frozen, lithium carbonate -13.62% on the month, and the oil chain pricing a peace that has not yet been signed.
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