This Week's Styrene Market Fluctuates and Rises (3.16-3.20)
March 20th, according to reports
According to the commodity analysis system, the styrene market in China fluctuated and rose this week. The average price at the beginning of the week was 10,320 CNY/ton, and by the end of the week, it had risen to 10,610 CNY/ton, with a weekly price increase of 2.81%.
Figure: P-value Curve for Styrene Products
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