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Chempricehub Important Reminder: Dual Decline in Soda Ash Capacity Utilization and Production

Published on 2026-01-05

January 5th News: On January 4th, the overall capacity utilization rate of soda ash this week was 79.96%, a decrease of 1.69% compared to last week; soda ash production was 697,100 tons, a decline of 2.07%. Chempricehub's analysis of soda ash indicates a long-short score of 1.5. The article shows that this week's soda ash capacity utilization rate dropped to 79.96%, a decrease of 1.69% compared to last week, and production fell to 697,100 tons, a decline of 2.07%. The reduction in supply will drive up spot prices, as supply contraction boosts market sentiment when demand remains stable. Combined with futures data, recent contracts such as 2609 (closing price 1,274 yuan/ton, up 5.00) and 2610 (closing price 1,290 yuan/ton, up 1.00) show an upward trend, with expectations of reduced supply strengthening bullish sentiment and supporting the rise in futures prices. The score of 1.5 is due to the moderate decline in supply, which can significantly boost price expectations.

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