China Sulfur Port Inventory (February 5): Total inventory 1.7945 million tons: Fangchenggang 550,000 tons, Beihai Port 60,000 tons, Zhanjiang Port 220,000 tons, Zhenjiang Port 699,000 tons, Nanjing Port 40,000 tons, Dafeng Port 172,000 tons. PriceSeek analysis of sulfur, long-short score: -120. On February 5, 2026, China's sulfur port inventory reached 1.7945 million tons, with major ports such as Fangchenggang (550,000 tons) and Zhenjiang Port (699,000 tons) holding relatively high levels. This indicates ample current supply and relatively insufficient demand, which may suppress spot price increases and even lead to downward pressure. Rising inventory typically reflects a loose market supply-demand balance, generally exerting a bearish influence on sulfur spot prices.