According to statistics for this period (January 13-19), the expected arrival of diethylene glycol (DEG) at Zhangjiagang Port is 12,150 tons, indicating an increase in cargo arrivals. Considering the recent shipment and arrival conditions, overall inventory at the main port is expected to experience a slight destocking trend.

PriceSeek’s analysis of DEG assigns a bullish-bearish score of +1. The article notes that the expected arrival of 12,150 tons of DEG at Zhangjiagang Port during this period may bring short-term supply pressure. However, combined with the favorable recent shipment performance, the overall inventory at the main port is projected to show a slight destocking trend, indicating strong demand-side absorption capacity and effective digestion of the supply increase. This is expected to support the spot price of DEG, driving a moderate upward trend. Therefore, the assessment is generally positive (+1), as although the destocking magnitude is small, it is sustained, with bullish factors dominating.