March 31, 2026 — On March 31, 2026, the mainstream ex-factory listed prices of ethylene oxide in various domestic regions showed an upward trend, with specific regional data as follows: In East China, the market price for ethylene oxide was executed at 8,800 yuan/ton, an increase of 300 yuan/ton; in South China, the listed price ranged from 8,700 to 8,800 yuan/ton, up by 300–400 yuan/ton; in North China, the listed price was 8,800 yuan/ton, rising by 400 yuan/ton; and in Central China, the market listed price stood at 8,950 yuan/ton, an increase of 300 yuan/ton.

Chempricehub's analysis of ethylene oxide assigns a long-short score of 2. Spot prices of ethylene oxide in East China, South China, North China, and Central China have risen by 300–400 yuan/ton, indicating a significant increase. This suggests tight market supply or strong demand, which constitutes a major bullish factor for spot prices. Specifically, the executed price in East China is 8,800 yuan/ton (up 300 yuan/ton), South China ranges from 8,700 to 8,800 yuan/ton (up 300–400 yuan/ton), North China is 8,800 yuan/ton (up 400 yuan/ton), and Central China is 8,950 yuan/ton (up 300 yuan/ton). This reflects a generally tight supply-demand balance in the overall market, which is favorable for the spot price trend.