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China’s domestic dichloromethane market rose 230 yuan per ton, or 7.62%, to 3,250 yuan per ton in Shandong by November 6, after strengthening in late October. Higher feedstock costs and manageable producer inventories supported prices, but buyers resisted elevated prices and purchased cautiously, cooling trade and leaving prices in a narrow consolidation range.
Higher feedstock costs and limited inventories provided upward support, while weak acceptance from downstream buyers constrained further gains. This points to a near-term stall in dichloromethane prices rather than a continued rally.
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