Sodium Metabisulfite Prices Decline This Week in China (9.8-9.12)
September 12, News
China Sodium Metabisulfite Price Trend
According to the commodity market analysis system, the price of sodium metabisulfite in China fell this week. The average price of industrial-grade sodium metabisulfite at the beginning of the week was 2016 CNY per ton, and by the end of the week, it was 2006 CNY per ton, a decrease of 0.5%.
This week, the price of industrial-grade sodium metabisulfite in China has fallen. The price of soda ash, an upstream product of sodium metabisulfite, remains stable, while the price of caprolactam, a downstream product, has weakened and fallen. The prices of both upstream and downstream products are mainly declining, and the trading volume is below expectations. Close attention should be paid to the market trading conditions. (The above prices refer to the quotations of major Chinese companies. Some companies that have not reported their prices are not included. The prices are for reference only and are not related to the final pricing by manufacturers. For more details, please contact the respective manufacturers.)
Future Market Forecast
The Chinese sodium metabisulfite market is weak, and it is expected that the prices in the Chinese market will mainly show a fluctuating and relatively weak trend in the short term.
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