On April 13, the domestic acetone market was strong
Acetone Guide: Yesterday, the domestic acetone market was strong, and the weekend raw materials rose sharply driven by the downstream market, which brought certain confidence support. In addition, the recent arrival in Hong Kong was limited, and the downstream isopropanol operation was optimistic, so traders still have high expectations for the price rise of acetone. Future market forecast: the downstream continues to follow up, and acetone will continue to maintain a strong opening price.
2026-08-21
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