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| Toluene Market Review and Trend Outlook for the First Half of 2026 |
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| The acrylic acid market experienced a sharp decline, with profitability contracting significantly. |
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| The concentrated turnaround period alleviates supply pressure, prompting adjustments in the supply-demand dynamics of the ethanol cycle. |
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| The underlying logic behind the 867% year-on-year surge in epichlorohydrin imports and 64% plunge in exports from January to May 2026. |
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| The operating rate of hydrogenated benzene continues to decline, and supply is contracting. |
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| The continuous capacity expansion of ethanol plants in the future, with cost competition remaining the mainstream trend. |
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| The residual warmth of favorable factors for ethylene tar has yet to dissipate, while unfavorable factors are quietly looming. |
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| The supply surplus pattern persists, leading to frequent range-bound fluctuations for dichloromethane. |
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| The market divergence between ortho-xylene-based and naphthalene-based phthalic anhydride is intensifying. |
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| Tight supply fails to offset weak demand, and durene prices have fallen again. |
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| Two ethylene units underwent consecutive maintenance, resulting in a 5.45% decrease in cracked C5 production. |
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| Tightening supply provides price support, and the toluene market is stabilizing in terms of supply and demand. |
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| The weak release of rigid demand in the end market makes it difficult to change the short-term weak pattern of acrylic emulsion. |
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| The market lacks significant bullish support, and the high-olefin C5 market is oscillating within a narrow range. |
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| The expected increase in downstream restocking volume has slowed the price decline of C5 petroleum resin. |
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