This Week's Slight Increase in the Styrene Market in China (10.20-10.24)
October 24, news
According to the commodity analysis system, the styrene market in China first declined and then rose this week. The average price at the beginning of the week was 6,844 CNY per ton, and the average price at the end of the week was 6,850 CNY per ton, with a weekly price increase of 0.09%.
Figure: P-value Curve for Styrene Products
2026-10-14
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