Dichloromethane Prices Set to Fall Further as Market Sentiment Weakens

**1. Closing Prices in the Mainstream Market Last Friday**

Last Friday, the domestic dichloromethane market saw stable prices, but overall transaction activity was weak. Downstream purchasing capacity remained limited, and export demand was poor. Prices edged down over the weekend. While the post-weekend price drop led to a brief improvement in sales, overall buying momentum remained weak. Corporate inventories stayed at a moderately high level, with some companies facing inventory pressure. Market expectations for prices have fallen below RMB 2,000/ton, and current market activity is largely characterized by demand-driven, just-in-time purchases.

**2. Key Factors Influencing Current Market Price Changes**

- **Inventory:** Corporate inventories are at mid-to-high levels, while inventories held by traders and downstream buyers remain low.
- **Cost:** Cost support remains relatively strong, with companies operating near the break-even level.
- **Demand:** Companies expect weaker shipment volumes today.

**3. Trend Forecast**

Today, 70% of market participants in the Shandong region expect prices to decline, with prices ranging from RMB 2,000 to 2,100/ton, representing a 3.77% drop from last Friday. In the Jiangsu-Zhejiang region, 65% of participants expect prices to fall, with prices ranging from RMB 2,100 to 2,220/ton, a 2.33% decrease from last Friday.


Post time: Jun-01-2026