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Mixed C5 Market Morning Briefing (20260910)

Published on 2026-09-10

I. Key Points

  1. Crude oil: Sep 9: The US-Iran conflict still shows no signs of easing, and Houthi forces have intensified attacks on Saudi oil facilities, heightening supply risks. International oil prices continued to rise. NYMEX crude oil futures October contract rose $3.02 to $96.05/bbl, up 3.25% from the previous session; ICE Brent crude oil futures November contract rose $3.29 to $101.21/bbl, up 3.36% from the previous session. China's INE crude oil futures 2610 contract rose 19.2 to 722.5 yuan/bbl, and rose 50.6 to 773.1 yuan/bbl in night trading.
  2. Gasoline: The gasoline market at Shandong refineries strengthened yesterday, with a sales-to-output ratio of 103%.
  3. Mixed C5: Yesterday, prices in the Shandong Mixed C5 market remained stable in consolidation.

Core logic: Overnight crude oil rose, the gasoline market strengthened, and Shandong Mixed C5 remained stable in consolidation.

III. Price Table

Unit: yuan/mt

Region Sep 8 Sep 9 Change Change (%) Remarks
Shandong 7850 7830 -20 -0.25%
East China 7680 7680 0 Flat
Remarks:
1. East China does not include Shandong.
2. Prices are ex-warehouse cash prices including tax, in yuan/mt.
3. The change rate is the day-on-day change rate.

IV. Market Outlook

Overnight crude oil prices rose, boosting market participants' willingness to trade. Trading sentiment in the gasoline market improved, and refineries may actively push prices higher. Despite the bullish market atmosphere, under the influence of market news, Mixed C5 shipment sentiment weakened yesterday. Chempricehub Information expects the Mixed C5 market to be weak and rangebound today.

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  • Olivier Dupont 2026-09-10 20:06
    I see feedstock cost pressure as crude tops $100, yet Mixed C5 flat suggests downstream demand stays lukewarm. If gasoline margins hold, C5 capacity utilization may rise; near-term risk is a margin squeeze.
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