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Methanol prices in China's Shandong market fell on November 10, with reported declines of 100–110 yuan per tonne in Dongying and Zibo amid weak trading. The report said the spot-market decline could weigh on methanol futures, despite the main contract having risen in the previous session.
Lower methanol prices may ease costs for industries that use methanol, but the report gives no direct feed-commodity supply or demand impact. The price move is local market commentary rather than a new agricultural driver.
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