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Chempricehub Alert: Mandatory Auction for Maleic Anhydride Market in Shandong Temporarily Suspended

Published on 2026-01-09

January 9th News On January 9th, the maleic anhydride market in Shandong region remained stable. The ex-factory price of solid maleic anhydride hovered around 4,950 yuan/ton, while the ex-factory price of liquid maleic anhydride was around 4,550 yuan/ton. The auction session in Yantai was suspended, and market transactions were primarily driven by rigid demand. Chempricehub's analysis of maleic anhydride assigned a bearish score of -1. Market transactions being dominated by rigid demand indicates weak and inelastic demand. The suspension of the Yantai auction further reduces market liquidity and price discovery mechanisms, potentially increasing spot supply pressure. The ex-factory prices of solid maleic anhydride at 4,950 yuan/ton and liquid maleic anhydride at 4,550 yuan/ton fluctuating within a narrow range suggest price stability but a lack of upward momentum. Overall, bearish factors dominate, and spot prices are expected to face slight downward pressure.

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