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Business Society, October 15, 2026: ABS Market Outlook – Volatility

ECHEMI 2026-10-15

October 15th, News

1. Mean Difference Change Table

Mean Difference Indicator Today’s Value (2026.10.14) Yesterday’s Value (2026.10.13) Direction of Change
5-Day Mean Difference (D5) 133.34 150.00 -
10-Day Mean Difference (D10) 246.66 255.00 -
20-Day Mean Difference (D20) 245.84 225.00 +

2. Signal Status Determination

The current combination of changes in the equal‑difference indicators is (–, –, +), which falls under a moderate pullback (bearish, with a corrective nature).

3. Trend Direction Conclusion

The current ABS price trend is volatile. Reason: The changes in the three indicators compared to the previous day are not entirely consistent, which does not meet the criteria for a clear upward or downward trend. This is indicative of a volatile market. Additionally, the current signal suggests a mild correction, and the short-term trend is bearish.

4. Positional Spatial Reference

The price of ABS in China is in the 5th tier (high) for the 60-day cycle, in the 5th tier (high) for the 3-month cycle, and in the 4th tier (upper-middle) for the 1-year cycle. The short-term upside is limited, and there is a need to be cautious of the risk of a pullback from the high levels. There is still some room for volatility in the medium to long term.

5. Trend Chart Display

Risk Warning

The above analysis is for reference only and does not constitute trading advice.

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