国投期货化工日报-20251027

1. Report Industry Investment Ratings - Urea: Not specified in the report [1] - Methanol: Not specified in the report [1] - Pure Benzene: Not specified in the report [1] - Styrene: ★☆★, indicating a short - term multi/empty trend in a relatively balanced state with poor operability on the current disk [1][9] - Polypropylene: ★☆☆, representing a bullish bias but with limited operability on the disk [1] - Plastic: ★☆★, suggesting a short - term multi/empty trend in a relatively balanced state with poor operability on the current disk [1] - PVC: Not specified in the report [1] - Caustic Soda: ☆☆☆, indicating a bearish trend [1] - PX: ★☆★, suggesting a short - term multi/empty trend in a relatively balanced state with poor operability on the current disk [1] - PTA: ★☆★, suggesting a short - term multi/empty trend in a relatively balanced state with poor operability on the current disk [1] - Ethylene Glycol: ★☆☆, representing a bullish bias but with limited operability on the disk [1] - Short - fiber: ★☆★, suggesting a short - term multi/empty trend in a relatively balanced state with poor operability on the current disk [1] - Glass: Not specified in the report [1] - Soda Ash: ☆☆☆, indicating a bearish trend [1] - Bottle Chip: ★☆☆, representing a bullish bias but with limited operability on the disk [1] - Propylene: ☆☆☆, indicating a bearish trend [1] 2. Core Views - The prices of various chemical products are affected by multiple factors such as supply - demand relationship, cost, and market sentiment. For example, short - term oil price fluctuations affect the cost of some products, and supply - side changes and downstream demand trends determine the price trends of different products [2][3][5] - Different products have different price trends and investment suggestions. Some products are expected to have long - term downward pressure due to over - supply, while others may have short - term rebounds due to certain events but still face long - term challenges [5][6][7] 3. Summary by Related Catalogs 3.1 Olefins - Polyolefins - Propylene futures fluctuate narrowly. Short - term oil price increases support costs, but supply pressure is difficult to relieve due to expected increases in supply [2] - Plastic and polypropylene futures close slightly higher. For polyethylene, domestic supply increases, demand has both positive and negative factors, and cost and macro - news support the market. For polypropylene, supply is abundant, and downstream demand provides limited support [2] 3.2 Pure Benzene - Styrene - The price of traditional benzene is weak. Port inventory is decreasing, but mid - term import pressure is high. The focus is on port inventory accumulation [3] - Styrene futures fluctuate around the 5 - day moving average. Short - term oil price rebounds relieve cost pressure, but long - term price is suppressed by high inventory [3] 3.3 Polyester - PX and PTA prices are weak in the morning and rebound in the afternoon. Downstream demand is currently okay but is expected to weaken. Supply pressure is high. Based on the industry meeting news, there is an expectation of "anti - involution" [5] - Ethylene glycol production increases. The polyester industry chain rebounds, driving ethylene glycol up. Short - term negatives weaken, but mid - term inventory accumulation is expected [5] - Short - fiber has a good spot pattern, but may accumulate inventory again. Bottle - chip demand is weak, and long - term pressure comes from over - capacity [5] 3.4 Coal Chemical Industry - Methanol futures remain at a low level. Port inventory increases slightly, and the market is likely to maintain low - level fluctuations [6] - Urea price increase lacks momentum. Supply - demand imbalance persists, but there may be a phased rebound at low prices [6] 3.5 Chlor - alkali - PVC price rises slightly at a low level. The supply - demand pattern is weak, and it may operate in a bottom - range [7] - Caustic soda price fluctuates at a low level. Supply pressure is high, and downstream demand is average, so the price is expected to remain low [7] 3.6 Soda Ash - Glass - Soda ash price fluctuates strongly. Cost increases, supply is high, and it is recommended to be cautious when short - selling near the cost of traditional soda ash [8] - Glass price fluctuates narrowly. Inventory is increasing, and the price decline may be limited due to low valuation [8]