August 14th, according to reports
According to the SpotCom AI assistant, on 2026-08-13, the technical indicators for dichloromethane showed a strong rebound signal, with an overall bullish and volatile trend. The 5-day and 10-day moving averages were trending upwards, while the 20-day moving average was trending downwards. The price was at a low point in its annual cycle, indicating limited room for further decline. On the supply side, manufacturers have narrowed their price reduction, easing the pressure marginally. The low prices may stimulate demand from downstream consumers, and the upstream cost remains stable, providing a short-term impetus for recovery and rebound.
I. Table of Mean Difference Changes
| Average Difference Type | Today's Value (2026-08-13) | Yesterday's Value (2026-08-12) | Direction of Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5-day Average Difference (D5) | -38.50 | -49.00 | + |
| 10-day Average Difference (D10) | -52.50 | -53.50 | + |
| 20-day Average Difference (D20) | -84.00 | -71.25 | - |
II. Signal State Determination
Strong rebound (bullish, rebound nature), corresponding symbol combination (+, +, -)
III. Trend Direction Conclusions
Volatility (slightly bullish, rebound-driven). Reason: The directions of change in the three moving averages are not entirely consistent with the previous day (the 5-day and 10-day moving averages are trending upward, while the 20-day moving average is trending downward), which constitutes a strong rebound signal within the range of volatility, indicating short-term rebound momentum.
IV. Positional Spatial Reference
The price is at the first level (low end) of the one-year cycle, with limited downside room. If a rebound begins, there could be some upward recovery potential.
V. Chart Display
VI. Fundamental Analysis
1. Supply Side: Recently, major dichloromethane manufacturers in China have repeatedly lowered their factory prices. On August 10 and 11, most manufacturers reduced prices by 50 CNY per ton. On August 13, some manufacturers narrowed the reduction to 30 CNY per ton, indicating a weakening momentum for price cuts and a potential marginal easing of supply-side pressure.
2. Demand Side: Dichloromethane’s downstream applications span multiple sectors, including paint strippers, mold release agents, aerosol propellants, and more. Currently, prices are at a low level, and rigid downstream demand procurement is gradually picking up, providing some support to price trends.
3. Industrial Chain: Upstream, the chain is linked to chlorine and methanol; currently, no significant changes have occurred, and cost support for dichloromethane remains stable for now.
Risk Warning
The above analysis is for reference only and does not constitute trading advice.
