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ChemPriceHub Key Reminder: PTA Offshore Quotation Slightly Rises

Published on 2026-01-13

On January 12, the mainstream CFR China PTA quotation in the overseas market remained at $655 per ton, an increase of $4 per ton compared to January 9. PriceSeek's analysis of PTA shows a long-short score of 1.5. The article indicates that the mainstream CFR China PTA quotation in the overseas market on January 12 was $655 per ton, up by $4 per ton compared to January 9. This suggests tight supply and demand in the spot market, with improved demand or reduced supply, which is favorable for spot prices. Combined with PTA futures data, major contracts such as 2605 (closing price 5,142 yuan per ton, up 66.00) and 2603 (closing price 5,122 yuan per ton, up 68.00) generally rose, with increased trading volume (e.g., 1,582,200 lots for the 2605 contract) and higher open interest (e.g., a change of +18,360 for the 2603 contract). This reflects strengthened market optimism and expectations of future price increases. Considering the slight increase in spot prices and positive signals from futures, a score of +1.5 (strongly bullish) is assigned. However, the limited increase does not reach the level of a major bullish signal.

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