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Home > News > Chempricehub Alert: Shandong Xylene Price Raised by 50 Yuan/Ton
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Chempricehub Alert: Shandong Xylene Price Raised by 50 Yuan/Ton

Published on 2026-01-14

January 14th — The mainstream quotation range for xylene in the Shandong region is 5,560–5,600 yuan/ton, an increase of 50 yuan/ton compared to the previous trading day. Major refineries in the province have generally raised their quotations slightly. Trading activity in the spot market remains moderate, with downstream buyers restocking as needed. Currently, manufacturers' inventories are generally operating at low levels. Chempricehub's analysis of mixed xylene, with a bullish-bearish score of 1: The mainstream quotation for xylene in the Shandong region has increased by 50 yuan/ton to 5,560–5,600 yuan/ton. Major refineries in the province have generally raised their quotations slightly. Trading activity in the spot market remains moderate, with downstream buyers restocking as needed, and manufacturers' inventories are generally operating at low levels. This indicates tight supply and stable demand, providing favorable support for spot prices. It is expected that prices may continue to rise slightly in the short term.

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