Acetone market rebounded on November 5

Methanol Guide: Yesterday, the domestic Methanol market continued to be weak. Traders have fill empty orders. After the enterprises in the main production area reduce, some low-cost goods can be sold smoothly, even by enterprises. However, at present, domestic downstream demand is generally light, and most downstream products are of low profit, so it is difficult for users to continue their enthusiasm for receiving raw materials. However, in the later stage, there are still many expectations for port arrival, high inventory, and obvious contradiction between port supply and demand. Short term domestic methanol market or weak.
2026-10-17
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