April 28 News
On Monday (April 27), the international butadiene market saw partial upward adjustments in its closing prices: European butadiene FOB Rotterdam closed at $1,415–$1,423 per metric ton; FD Northwest Europe closed at €1,375–€1,383 per metric ton.

According to Chempricehub's analysis of butadiene, the bullish/bearish rating stands at 1 for the article. The article notes that international butadiene market closing prices saw partial increases, with European FOB Rotterdam settling at $1,415–$1,423/mt and FD Northwest Europe at €1,375–€1,383/mt. This indicates that spot supply in the international butadiene market may be tightening or demand may have rebounded, driving prices upward. This uptick represents a generally positive signal. Although the increase is not significant, it reflects positive fundamental changes and is expected to support stronger spot prices. Based on futures data inquiries, butadiene rubber, as a downstream product, has recently experienced price fluctuations (e.g., the butadiene rubber contract 2605 closed at 15,565 RMB/mt, with a change of -140 RMB/mt). However, butadiene futures data itself is not covered in the knowledge base, so the analysis focuses on spot market impacts.