Terminal demand is weak, the PC market is weakened, and a cautious attitude
Influencing factors
Although the bisphenol A market continues to rise recently, domestic PC terminal demand continues to be weak, merchants are slow in trading, and their mentality is weak and cautious. The low-end and medium-end sources of the market are dominated by moderate trading. High-level offers in various markets are still being adjusted downwards, and real-order negotiations in the market continue. At present, the low-end market in East China PC market refers to 23700-27000 CNY/ton, and the high-end market refers to 27000-29500 CNY/ton.
Market outlook forecast
The scissors gap between PC and raw materials is gradually narrowing, and the market is cautious. The market is concerned about further guidance on the trading situation of merchants under low inventory.
2026-10-14
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