March 24th News: On March 24th, Shaanxi Shenmu Electrochemical had ample supply of first-grade calcium carbide. The ex-factory price for first-grade calcium carbide was raised by 100 yuan to 2,700 yuan per ton, with actual transactions primarily based on negotiations. Chempricehub's analysis of calcium carbide, with a long-short score of 1, indicates that the ex-factory price increase of 100 yuan to 2,700 yuan per ton reflects strengthened bullish sentiment among suppliers in the spot market, possibly driven by rising costs or improved demand. Although ample supply may limit the extent of the price increase, the upward adjustment directly benefits spot prices. It is expected to boost short-term market confidence and enhance the activity of spot transactions.