Introduction to Phenol: Domestic Phenol Market on Aug. 2 was at a low level
Acetone Guide: Yesterday, the domestic acetone market was still strong. With the slowdown of inflation, traders bid hard, low price is not easy to find, and the offer is high and low. Although the follow-up enthusiasm of middlemen and downstream is general, the increase of factory offer has brought confidence support to traders, and only when needed. Passive trading to the top. Future market forecast: the weekend is approaching, the good is exhausted, acetone continues upward is not easy, or temporarily in high-level pattern consolidation.
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