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Weekly Market Review of Polyvinyl Alcohol (PVA) in China (October 1–8, 2026)

Published on 2026-10-08
  1. Key Market Focus This Week
  1. Strong support from the cost side
  2. Increased willingness of suppliers to maintain prices
  3. Demand-side procurement following actual needs
  1. Weekly Market Analysis
Market Grade Oct 08 Sep 30 Change Change %
East China 1799# 11500 11500 0 0%
East China 2699# 11800 11800 0 0%
East China 1788# 11700 11700 0 0%
East China 2488# 12250 12250 0 0%
East China 2099# 11600 11600 0 0%

During the National Day holiday, the domestic polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) market consolidated within a range, with enterprise quotations remaining stable. On the supply side, some units were shut down for maintenance, leading to a gradual contraction in spot supply. The upstream vinyl acetate market remained firm, providing cost-side support. Downstream users maintained an on-demand purchasing model; trading activity was sluggish during the holiday, and transaction pace slowed.

  1. Analysis of Market Influencing Factors
  1. Limited negotiation of new orders
  2. Focus on downstream restocking progress
  1. Next Week Market Forecast

After the holiday, upstream raw material prices continued to rise. Some units on the supply side still planned shutdowns for maintenance, further tightening spot resources, which strengthened producers' willingness to hold prices. Downstream parties followed cautiously, with little concentrated restocking and few large-volume purchases. Overall, the dual positives of tightened costs and contracted supply suggest an upward shift in market focus. However, weak end-user demand will continue to limit upside potential. Therefore, short-term market trends are expected to fluctuate strongly.

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  • Yuki Tanaka 2026-10-09 09:26
    Stable PVA prices held through the holiday, but tight supply and firm feedstock costs are squeezing margins. With downstream demand still weak, I expect a cautious restocking phase post-holiday. Producers' pricing power ..
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