Cost data for 12 chemical commodities in the futures market have been updated. According to the latest information provided by market information, the trading prices of key chemical products such as urea, methanol, liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), polyethylene (plastic), purified terephthalic acid (PTA), polypropylene (PP), paraxylene (PX), ethylene glycol, polyvinyl chloride (PVC), asphalt, sodium hydroxide (caustic soda) and styrene (EB) have been included in the current cost analysis.

This information update clearly shows that urea and methanol have suffered relatively obvious losses in futures trading, and this trend may affect the market decision-making of long-term investors. Other chemical products have maintained relatively stable transaction prices in the market, providing investors with necessary reference data.

It is worth noting that with the uncertainty of the global economy, the cost pressure faced by the chemical industry may continue to increase. When investors conduct long-term transactions, they need to consider various factors comprehensively in order to better manage risks and formulate investment strategies. Analysis data shows that the price fluctuations of chemical products are affected by multiple factors such as raw material costs and international market demand.