According to the price monitoring data of Business Society, as of September 12, 2023, the reference price of domestic n-propanol is 8133 yuan/ton. Compared with September 7, 2023 (reference price of n-propanol is 8116 yuan/ton), the price has increased by 17 yuan/ton, an increase of 0.21%.
From the data monitoring chart of the Business Society, it can be seen that in the recent period (9.7-9.12), the overall market situation of n-propanol in China has shown a stable, moderate, and slight upward trend. Recently, the domestic n-propanol market has remained stable and organized. The news on the n-propanol market is relatively calm, and there is little adjustment in both supply and demand. The shipment rhythm of n-propanol supply side is normal, while downstream demand side demand is stable. The overall supply and demand transmission in the market is relatively smooth, and the mentality of the industry is good. On November 11th and 12th, some n-propanol suppliers in Shandong region increased the shipment price of n-propanol, with an increase of around 50 yuan/ton. As of September 12th, the domestic market price of n-propanol in Shandong region is around 7600-7800 yuan/ton. The market for n-propanol in Nanjing is relatively stable, and the market price for n-propanol is around 9000 yuan/ton. Distributors in different regions still have reservations about prices, and the difficulty in monitoring prices may lead to differences in specific negotiation situations. Each region also has differences, and actual negotiations are the main focus.
Prediction of the Future Market Trend of n-propanol
At present, the trading and investment atmosphere of n-propanol in the market is mild, the downstream purchase of n-propanol is mostly just to be replenished, and the new orders are clinched smoothly. The n-propanol data engineer of the business agency predicts that in the short term, the domestic n-propanol market will mostly stabilize and adjust its operation, and the specific trend needs to pay more attention to the information changes on the supply and demand side.
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