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| The weak release of rigid demand in the end market makes it difficult to change the short-term weak pattern of acrylic emulsion. |
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| The market lacks significant bullish support, and the high-olefin C5 market is oscillating within a narrow range. |
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| The expected increase in downstream restocking volume has slowed the price decline of C5 petroleum resin. |
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| The maintenance is gradually concluding, and soda ash supply is expected to increase. |
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| The costs of fluorinated refrigerants are pushing upward, with R507A supply tight and transactions concluded at high prices. |
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| Two ethylene units are undergoing consecutive maintenance; pyrolysis C5 production is expected to decline next week. |
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| This Week's Highlights of the Ethylene Glycol Industry (May 29 - June 4, 2026) |
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| The MMA market continues its pattern of strategic competition, with wait-and-see sentiment among market participants once again intensifying. |
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| The main reason for the May price drop has been deferred and will continue to influence the weak market in June. |
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| The oversupply situation in the market has intensified, putting continuous downward pressure on n-butanol prices. |
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| The market is trending downward due to subdued supply and demand, with narrowing transactions and no near-term positive catalysts in sight. |
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| The downtrend has ended, and the ethylene tar oil market has seen a rebound. |
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| The supply-demand balance remains tight, and the diethylene glycol market holds steady. |
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| The easing of geopolitical tensions, coupled with persistently weak demand, makes it difficult to break the weak consolidation pattern of cracked C9. |
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| The supply of C5 petroleum resin will further contract, and prices are gradually stabilizing at the bottom level. |
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