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Sec-Butyl Acetate Market Morning Briefing (2026-09-08)

Published on 2026-09-08

1. Focus Points

  1. The conflict between the US and Iran continues to simmer. Attacks on Saudi oil facilities have sustained supply-side risks, pushing international oil prices higher.
  2. Feedstock glacial acetic acid prices in East China remained stable for now, while C4 raffinate prices moved lower, shifting the cost side downward.

Core logic: Pay attention to recent changes in trading sentiment.

2. Price List

Unit: yuan/ton

Product Region Previous Current Change
Glacial acetic acid East China 3500 3500 0
C4 raffinate East China 6750 6650 -1.48%
sec-Butyl acetate East China 7000 7150 +2.14%

Notes:

  1. The prices listed above serve as a reference for mainstream negotiations.
  2. The prices are cash prices for buyer pickup, in yuan/ton.
  3. Changes are compared with the previous trading day's closing price.

Data source: Chempricehub

3. Market Outlook

The sec-butyl acetate market moved higher yesterday. With tight supply on the market and related products also strengthening in tandem, the atmosphere for a price push was notable. Chempricehub expects sec-butyl acetate prices to remain largely stable in the short term.

4. Data Calendar

Data Item Release Date Previous Data Trend Forecast
sec-Butyl acetate weekly operating rate Thu 17:00 52.14%
sec-Butyl acetate weekly output Thu 17:00 7000

Notes:

  1. ↑↓ indicates significant fluctuation, highlighting data with changes exceeding 3%.
  2. ↗↘ indicates slight fluctuation, highlighting data with changes within 0–3%.

Data source: Chempricehub

Comments

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  • Priya Kapoor 2026-09-08 10:05
    Supply tightness pushed sec-butyl acetate up, but easing C4 raffinate may relieve feedstock costs. With geopolitical oil risk lingering, I expect largely stable margins near term.
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