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ChemPriceHub Alert: Analysis of BlueStar Petrochemical Phenol Price Increase

Published on 2026-02-02

On February 2, China National Bluestar Harbin Petrochemical Co., Ltd. increased the price of phenol by 100 yuan, setting it at 7,200 yuan per ton. The company’s 150,000-ton-per-year phenol-ketone unit is operating normally, with phenol contracts being the primary focus, and outbound shipments proceeding as planned.

PriceSeek Analysis on Phenol, Bull-Bear Score: +1
China National Bluestar Harbin Petrochemical has raised the spot price of phenol by 100 yuan per ton to 7,200 yuan per ton. Despite normal plant operations, the price increase indicates a tightening supply-demand balance in the spot market, likely driven by stronger demand or short-term supply constraints. This serves as a positive signal for spot prices, with a score of +1 (moderately bullish), as the price increase is moderate (approximately 1.4%), directly enhancing spot value. However, it does not constitute a major bullish factor, and the sustainability of demand should be monitored going forward.

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