On February 10, the focus of domestic phenol market was light
Phenol Guide: Yesterday, the focus of domestic phenol market was light, the road transportation was still recovering, the overall trading has not yet recovered, there were few downstream buyers, the factory's long-term shipment was slow, the inventory pressure increased, and the plan for parking and maintenance was started to reduce the inventory. In addition, the crude oil suffered from the impact of the domestic epidemic, and the overall chemical market mentality was weak. Future market forecast: the fight against the epidemic is still ongoing, phenol demand is difficult to pick up strongly, and the overall operation is weak.
2026-10-16
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