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Home > News > ChemPriceHub Important Notice: Styrene price has been raised by 30 yuan/ton.

ChemPriceHub Important Notice: Styrene price has been raised by 30 yuan/ton.

Published on 2026-01-15

On January 15, Lihuayi Weiyuan Chemical Co., Ltd. quoted the latest styrene price at 7,030 yuan per ton, an increase of 30 yuan per ton compared to the previous trading day. PriceSeek analysis of styrene, long-short rating: 1.5. The spot price of styrene is 7,030 yuan per ton, up 30 yuan per ton from the previous trading day, representing an increase of approximately 0.43%. This indicates tight market supply or increased demand, providing direct support for the spot price. Combined with futures market data, major styrene contracts such as 2602 (settlement price 7,091 yuan per ton, up 51) and 2603 (settlement price 7,146 yuan per ton, up 55) recorded gains on January 14, 2026. The spot price adjustment may reinforce bullish expectations in the futures market, driving up prices for forward contracts. Overall, bullish factors dominate, but due to the moderate increase and the absence of significant supply-demand events, a rating of 1.5 (generally favorable with a strong bias) is assigned.

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