The fluctuation of domestic phenol market was limited on January 22.
Introduction to phenol: Yesterday's phenol market Volatility was limited. Although the factory still raised the price, there was no buying and there was little discussion. The trading before the festival has come to an end. It is difficult for phenol to fluctuate and maintain a low temperature. Downstream also leave more holidays, inquiry few, closing, even if the factory up, years ago or still difficult to have substantial fluctuations.
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