Let’s all predict the price trend of polymer materials in 2009
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As we step into the new year, will our country’s economy be able to enter a phase of rapid growth? Please predict the annual price trend for polymer materials.
It’s impossible to achieve rapid growth; even if the statistics bureau reports growth, it’s fake. It is estimated that raw material prices will remain stable or decline slightly this year.
As for China’s economy in 2009, it is likely to follow a ‘V’-shaped or ‘U’-shaped trajectory; experts have their own opinions on this. Personally, I believe we are still far from a path of rapid growth, and finding ways to boost domestic demand remains the top priority.
By the end of last year, it is estimated that most raw materials had reached their lowest levels, and the decline in 2009 would not be significant, at least regarding the raw materials used by our company
How are the prices of resources? Have raw material prices stabilized? Can demand truly drive things forward? Is the international oil price V or U or ~? China’s ability to act and implement is very fast. The petrochemical industry is still facing tough times.
There’s no need to predict it – the price has already gone up.
It’s rising; the price of raw materials changes every day, with increases occurring on a daily basis
Currently, international oil prices are fluctuating, and I think the prices of polymer materials will also vary accordingly