April 16th — On April 16th, the butyl acetate market in East China showed a weak downward trend, with ex-factory prices around 7,900 yuan per ton, down by 75 yuan per ton. Market trading sentiment remained sluggish, and butyl acetate quotations continued to decline, with actual transactions subject to negotiation.

Chempricehub's analysis of butyl acetate gave a bearish score of -1.5. The article pointed out that the butyl acetate market in East China was experiencing a weak downward trend, with ex-factory prices dropping by 75 yuan per ton to around 7,900 yuan per ton. The sluggish trading sentiment and continuous decline in quotations indicate insufficient spot demand and increasing supply pressure. This is expected to exert significant downward pressure on butyl acetate spot prices, with further declines likely in the short term. The score of -1.5 reflects a bearish sentiment ranging from moderate to significant, as prices have been declining continuously amid weak market sentiment, though the drop has not yet reached extreme levels (such as a sharp plunge). Regarding futures, based on the latest market data, no relevant contract information was found, so the analysis focuses solely on spot market impact.