2025年化工产品涨跌榜

Group 1: Overall Market Trends - In 2025, the chemical industry experienced significant structural differentiation, moving away from uniform price fluctuations, with 71 out of 314 monitored chemical products showing price increases, while 236 products saw declines [1] - The overall market exhibited a "more drops than rises" pattern, with a notable 36.6% of products stabilizing within a 5% price change range by the fourth quarter [15][17] Group 2: Specific Product Performance - Styrene prices fell by 20.19% from 8,470 to 6,760 yuan, reflecting a broader downward trend across the industry due to supply pressures and weak demand [3][6] - Pure benzene saw a significant decline of 27.17%, with prices dropping from 7,234.67 to 5,268.67 yuan, driven by an imbalance in supply and demand [5][3] - The market for ABS experienced a dramatic 30.31% drop, with prices falling from 11,837.5 to 8,250 yuan, primarily due to increased supply and weak domestic demand [12][3] Group 3: Key Drivers of Price Changes - The rise in inorganic chemical products, particularly sulfur and sulfuric acid, was attributed to strong demand from agriculture and new energy sectors, with sulfur prices increasing by 116.5% [16][23] - The decline in organic chemical products was largely due to structural demand shrinkage and oversupply, with refrigerants like R22 dropping by 49.22% [16][27] - The lithium battery sector saw substantial growth, with lithium hydroxide and industrial-grade lithium carbonate prices rising by 59.11% and 53.18%, respectively, driven by strong downstream demand and supply constraints [17][18][20] Group 4: Future Outlook - The chemical industry is expected to continue facing a supply-demand imbalance, particularly in the organic sector, while inorganic products may benefit from ongoing structural upgrades and policy support [14][24] - The lithium market is projected to transition from a resource-driven cycle to a demand-driven cycle, with price fluctuations influenced by seasonal production and actual demand realization [21][19]