Introduction to phenol: the domestic phenol market was quiet on February 11
Phenol Guide: Yesterday, the domestic phenol market was quiet. Although traders returned to the market one after another, the demand recovery of downstream small factories was not optimistic. In addition, the logistics in the field still needed time, and the transaction was blocked obviously. The traders' mentality was weak, but the inventory continued to increase, the transaction was slow, and the direction of phenol was not easy. Future forecast: with the recovery of buying, the overall trading of phenol may be gradually downward.
2026-10-18
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