According to the Commodity Market Analysis System of Shengyi Society, as of November 10, 2025, the reference price of n-butanol in Shandong Province, China is 5166 yuan/ton. Compared with November 1 (reference price of n-butanol is 5233 yuan/ton), the price has decreased by 67 yuan/ton, a decrease of 1.27%.
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Fundamental weakness: Shandong n-butanol continues to decline
From the commodity market analysis system of Shengyi Society, it can be seen that the n-butanol market in Shandong Province, China, continues to decline this week. At the beginning of the week, major factories in Shandong once again offered discounts on shipments and lowered the price of n-butanol shipments by 50 yuan/ton. On November 10th, the market price of n-butanol in Shandong was referenced around 5150-5200 yuan/ton.
Analysis of Market Factors
On the demand side: Currently, the trading atmosphere in Shandong’s n-butanol market is light, with a strong wait-and-see attitude. Downstream users of n-butanol are cautious in their trading, and inquiries and purchases are mostly discussed at the low-end. High price transactions are rare, and overall demand is mainly focused on buying at low prices.
On the supply side: Currently, the supply of n-butanol in the market is still sufficient, with overall supply exceeding demand and increasing supply pressure.
In terms of cost: The propylene market on the raw material side has fluctuated, providing cost support for n-butanol to improve the overall situation. According to data from Shengyi Society, on November 10th, the benchmark price of propylene was 5890.75 yuan/ton, a decrease of 2.76% compared to the beginning of this month (6058.25 yuan/ton).
Market outlook
At present, the wait-and-see sentiment towards n-butanol in Shandong still dominates, and the transmission between supply and demand is slow. The n-butanol data analyst from Shengyi Society predicts that in the short term, the n-butanol market in Shandong will mainly operate in a narrow range, and specific changes in supply and demand information need to be closely monitored.
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