Methanol futures closed up 0.90% on November 6, although the five-day change remained down 6.24%. Analysts cited historically low port inventories and limited arrivals, while a possible recovery in coastal methanol-to-olefins operations could lift demand and cause inventories to fall again.
Tight arrivals and low inventories could support methanol prices if downstream demand recovers, while weak current demand and falling oil prices may weigh on them. Methanol is not among the listed commodities, so no feed-market price direction is assigned.
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