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Home > News > ChemPriceHub Important Reminder: Soda Ash Inventory Up 4.26%, Bearish for Prices
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ChemPriceHub Important Reminder: Soda Ash Inventory Up 4.26%, Bearish for Prices

Published on 2026-01-09

On January 9, the total inventory of domestic soda ash manufacturers reached 1.5727 million tons, an increase of 64,300 tons compared to Monday, representing a rise of 4.26%. Specifically, the inventory of light soda ash stood at 836,500 tons, while heavy soda ash inventory was 736,200 tons. PriceSeek's analysis of soda ash indicates a bearish sentiment with a score of -1.5. The increase of 64,300 tons in soda ash inventory to 1.5727 million tons, a rise of 4.26%, reflects oversupply and weak demand, exerting significant downward pressure on spot prices and potentially prompting manufacturers to reduce prices for promotions. Combined with data from the soda ash futures market, the main contracts, such as 2609 closing at 1,295 yuan/ton (down 20 yuan) and 2605 closing at 1,228 yuan/ton (down 25 yuan), show a general decline across contracts. Changes in open interest indicate strong bearish sentiment in the market. This inventory news may exacerbate the downward trend in futures prices and reinforce short-term bearish expectations.

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