Recently, the prices of liquid chemical raw materials have been rising – what impact does this have on everyone, and what are the reasons behind it?
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Recently, the prices of liquid chemical raw materials have been rising – what impact does this have on everyone, and what are the reasons behind it? Is there anyone familiar with the market?
The RMB is depreciating, and prices are rising!
Both oil and coal are seeing price increases, and naturally, related by-products in the chemical industry also rise in price as a result. It’s the end of the year, and bosses need money, so naturally they all raise prices. It’s the same principle as the large-scale selling in the stock market at the end of the year – funds need to be withdrawn.
Which of coal, oil, steel, and non-ferrous metals hasn’t seen its price rise?
The impact is that the profits that were there before are gone, and the year-end bonus is at risk.
With the recent rise in coal prices, the prices of coal-based chemical products also increase accordingly
There are more reasons for prices to rise, and more reasons for wages to fall – what other impacts could there be?
There’s a traffic restriction in effect; I’m not sure if that’s the case
There is less and less warehousing business for liquid chemicals. They are all concentrated around the factory