Phenol Guide: on April 17, the focus of domestic phenol market fell
Introduction to phenol: Yesterday, the focus of domestic phenol market fell, lacking substantial demand support, and the raw material propylene began to callback, but without good guidance, traders' mentality was unstable, the downstream was unable to keep up with the high, and the real single price was found out at a low price. After market forecast: the weekend is approaching, the buying will be lighter, and phenol may still exist downward.
2026-10-22
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