March 24th — This week (March 24–30), Zhangjiagang is expected to receive 5,000 tons of diethylene glycol (DEG) shipments. The anticipated arrivals have decreased, downstream demand recovery remains slow, port shipments remain stable, and inventory at East China's main ports continues to decline this week. Chempricehub's analysis of DEG indicates a bullish-bearish score of 1. The report shows that Zhangjiagang is expected to receive 5,000 tons of DEG shipments, with reduced anticipated arrivals indicating tightening supply. Slow recovery in downstream demand constitutes a bearish factor, but stable port shipments and continued decline in inventory at East China's main ports highlight that supply tightness dominates the market. Overall, reduced supply supports spot prices and drives upward price movement, although weak demand limits the extent of gains, resulting in a generally positive overall impact.