February 26th — On February 26th, the butyl acetate market in North China remained in a wait-and-see mode, with ex-factory prices hovering around 5,570 yuan per ton. Post-holiday demand remained weak, leading to limited market transactions. Chempricehub's analysis of butyl acetate assigns a bearish score of -1. The report indicates that the butyl acetate market in North China is operating cautiously, with ex-factory prices holding steady at around 5,570 yuan per ton. However, post-holiday demand remains subdued, and market transactions are limited. This suggests that insufficient terminal demand has led to an imbalance between supply and demand, putting downward pressure on spot prices. Weak demand directly reduces buying support, while sluggish transactions further amplify the risk of oversupply. Therefore, a mildly bearish rating (-1) is assigned, with expectations that spot prices may experience a slight decline in the short term.