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Morning Market Update for sec-Butyl Acetate

Published on 2026-10-09

I. Key Focus Points

  1. Continued instability in the Middle East, compounded by hurricanes causing shutdowns of some U.S. offshore oil wells, has led to a rise in international crude oil prices.
  2. Feedstock costs remain stable: East China acetic acid prices and post-ether C4 prices are holding steady.

Core Logic: Monitor changes in market trading sentiment in the near term.

II. Price Table

Unit: CNY/ton

Product Region Previous Period Current Period Change (%)
Acetic Acid East China 4650 4650 0
Post-Ether C4 East China 7250 7250 0
sec-Butyl Acetate East China 7550 7600 +0.66%
Notes: 1. Prices listed are mainstream negotiation references. 2. Prices are spot cash self-pickup prices in CNY/ton. 3. Price change is compared against the previous trading day's closing price.

Data Source: Chempricehub Information

III. Market Outlook

Yesterday, the market price for sec-butyl acetate trended higher as supply gradually increased. Attention should be paid to changes in downstream purchasing sentiment. Chempricehub forecasts that sec-butyl acetate prices will likely remain stable in the short term.

IV. Data Calendar

Data Item Release Date Previous Data Expected Trend for Current Period
Sec-Butyl Acetate Weekly Operating Rate Thursday 17:00 PM 52.14% ↗
Sec-Butyl Acetate Weekly Output Thursday 17:00 PM 7000 ↗
Notes: 1. ↑↓ indicates significant fluctuation (highlighting data with changes exceeding 3%). 2. ↗↘ indicates minor fluctuation (highlighting data with changes within 0-3%).

Data Source: Chempricehub Information

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  • Wei Zhang 2026-10-09 09:31
    Crude volatility contrasts with stable acetic acid feedstock costs, yet sec-butyl acetate rose slightly. With downstream demand sentiment cautious, I expect short-term stability as margin pressures balance out supply inc..
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