September 15 news
[Key Insight] In the short term, methanol is showing a volatile and stagnant trend, with bearish signals emerging. Coupled with prices hovering near their highest levels in nearly a year, there’s insufficient momentum for further price increases going forward.
The most recent available data is up to September 14, 2026, and it is recommended to refer to real-time data.
1. Average Difference Variation Table
| Mean Difference Indicator | Value on 2026.09.14 | Value on 2026.09.13 | Direction of Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5-day Mean Difference (D5) | 68.00 | -12.00 | + |
| 10-day Mean Difference (D10) | 116.25 | 143.84 | - |
| 20-day Mean Difference (D20) | 254.17 | 251.16 | + |
2. Signal Status Judgment
The current signal is stagflation warning (bearish).
3. Trend Direction Conclusion
Methanol is currently in a fluctuating trend. Reason: The change directions of the 5-day, 10-day, and 20-day average differences from the previous day are not entirely consistent, with the combination of positive and negative signs being (+, -, +), which meets the criteria for a sideways range stagnation warning (bearish) according to the average difference method.
4. Position and Spatial Reference
Methanol prices are in the 5th tier (high position) of a 1-year cycle, with limited room for further increases.
5. 1 Year Trend Chart
Risk Warning
The above analysis is for reference only and does not constitute trading advice.
