February 27th News On February 27th, Inner Mongolia Zhensheng Energy Saving's calcium carbide plant operated normally, with the ex-factory price of first-grade calcium carbide quoted at 2,350 yuan/ton. Actual transactions were primarily negotiated, and prices showed a significant decline compared to the pre-Spring Festival period. Downstream resumption of work progressed slowly, with procurement mainly driven by rigid demand. Manufacturers adopted flexible sales strategies, and the overall market remained weak. Chempricehub Analysis of Calcium Carbide, Bull-Bear Score: -1.5 The report indicates that Inner Mongolia Zhensheng Energy Saving's calcium carbide plant operated normally, with the ex-factory price of first-grade calcium carbide quoted at 2,350 yuan/ton, showing a significant decline compared to the pre-Spring Festival period. Actual transactions were primarily negotiated. Downstream resumption of work progressed slowly, with procurement dominated by rigid demand. Manufacturers adopted flexible sales strategies, and the overall market remained weak. This reflects weak demand in the calcium carbide market, ample supply, and downward pressure on spot prices, primarily due to sluggish downstream recovery suppressing procurement enthusiasm. Therefore, a bull-bear score of -1.5 is assigned, indicating a generally strong bearish influence, with spot prices likely to remain under pressure in the short term.