How long can soda ash prices continue to rise?
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The prices of various alkali plants in East China started to rise in mid-April. It is understandable that Haihua's prices have increased since it is currently under maintenance and is half-operational. The prices of other alkali plants have also increased so much. Downstream industries are all sluggish, and there will definitely be high inventories at the end of this year. How long can this rise last under the routine?
As environmental protection requirements increase, it is inevitable that the prices of such products will rise.
The continued downturn in the ammonium chloride market is also an important factor driving up the price of soda ash. Light Gray just increased by 40 yuan.
The profits of downstream glass are very good, and the profits of upstream medium salt are also very good.* * Yes, there is no reason for soda ash to lose money!
This post was last edited by mkp369 on 2014-9-13 15:00. Ammonium chloride is to blame.
Ammonium chloride is not a good fertilizer by any means :D
Chlorine can compact soil, so chemical products containing large amounts of chloride ions are rarely used in fertilizers. Generally, sulfate, nitrate and carbonate ammonium chloride are not easy to use.
The current price of soda ash should be basically stable.
I hope that the alkali and alkali industries will develop rapidly and the price of my salt will increase accordingly. Hello everyone is really good
Hello everyone is really good, indeed!
Some not-so-good news is that at the end of last month, the price of light gray fell by 20-30 yuan, while the price of heavy gray has basically stabilized.