There is an expectation of price increase for near-end crude oil, but the international impact driven by the US trade policy is still unstable, and the expected rebound in the production raw material end is insufficient. The supply of styrene itself is still decreasing, while the downstream is expected to show a reduction in production due to the increase in production and sales pressure and the impact of the May Day holiday.
The overall demand is expected to decline. There is still a lot of sentiment in the market when it is at a high price. Cost and supply and demand information is rather speculative. It is expected that the styrene market will either be strong at first and then weak, or fluctuate within a range.
