2025年10月中旬流通领域重要生产资料市场价格变动情况

Core Insights - The monitoring of market prices for 50 important production materials across nine categories shows a mixed trend, with 17 products experiencing price increases, 30 seeing declines, and 3 remaining stable in mid-October 2025 compared to late September 2025 [2][3]. Group 1: Price Changes in Major Categories - In the black metal category, significant price declines were observed, with rebar (Φ20mm, HRB400E) dropping by 73.6 yuan to 3110.5 yuan per ton, a decrease of 2.3% [4]. - The non-ferrous metals category saw an increase in electrolytic copper (1), which rose by 4220.0 yuan to 85430.0 yuan per ton, marking a 5.2% increase [4]. - Chemical products experienced varied changes, with sulfuric acid (98%) increasing by 10.1 yuan to 654.7 yuan per ton, a rise of 1.6%, while pure benzene (industrial grade) fell by 290.0 yuan to 5589.3 yuan per ton, a decrease of 4.9% [4]. Group 2: Specific Product Price Movements - In the petroleum and natural gas sector, liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) decreased by 113.8 yuan to 4370.9 yuan per ton, a decline of 2.5% [4]. - The coal category showed mixed results, with anthracite coal (washed lump) falling by 43.0 yuan to 874.0 yuan per ton, a decrease of 4.7%, while Shanxi mixed coal (5000 kcal) increased by 18.4 yuan to 635.3 yuan per ton, a rise of 3.0% [4]. - Agricultural products also displayed fluctuations, with yellow corn (second grade) dropping by 145.7 yuan to 2154.3 yuan per ton, a decrease of 6.3%, while soybean meal (with crude protein content ≥43%) increased slightly by 6.0 yuan to 2972.0 yuan per ton, a rise of 0.2% [5]. Group 3: Monitoring Methodology and Scope - The monitoring encompasses a wide range of products, covering 31 provinces and over 300 trading markets, involving nearly 2000 wholesalers, agents, and distributors [8]. - The price monitoring methods include on-site price collection, telephone inquiries, and electronic communications [9]. - The report indicates that the price changes reflect wholesale and sales prices, which include circulation costs, profits, and taxes, differentiating them from factory prices [6].