China Methanol Market Shows Divergence Between Inland and Port Prices

December 19, 2025

Methanol prices in China are seeing a unique trend where inland market prices are outperforming port prices. Trading near 2,130 Yuan per ton, the market is finding support from reduced domestic inventories and a stabilization in downstream demand from the olefin sector.

Methanol Prices Rise on Stronger Chinese Industrial Sentiment

December 18, 2025

Methanol prices in the Asian benchmark market have seen a healthy uptick, rising 1.54% to 2,111 Yuan per ton. The rally is driven by a broader recovery in Chinese industrial sentiment and steady demand from the Methanol-to-Olefins (MTO) sector.

Methanol Stability Continues Amidst Tight Asian Supply and MTO Demand

December 17, 2025

Methanol prices in the Asian market are maintaining stability near their recent highs. The market is finding support from tight regional supply and robust, consistent demand from the large-scale Methanol-to-Olefins (MTO) facilities in China.

Methanol Holds Steady Near Recent Highs on Tight Asian Supply

December 16, 2025

Methanol prices in the Asian market are holding steady near their recent four-week highs. The primary support comes from tight regional supply, caused by logistical delays and limited production availability, sustaining strong pricing despite global energy weakness.

Methanol Rebounds to 4 Week Highs on Chinese Supply Tightness

December 13, 2025

Methanol prices have seen a rebound, particularly in Asian markets, reaching four-week highs. This strength is driven by supply chain bottlenecks in China, although the US market remains relatively stable.

Methanol Prices Hit 4-Week High Amidst Supply Chain Constraints

December 6, 2025

Methanol prices in Asia have rallied to a 4-week high due to logistical bottlenecks and production issues. The US market remains stable but could see export opportunities if the arbitrage window widens.

Methanol Hits Four Week High on Tight Asian Supply and Strong Derivatives Demand

December 15, 2025

Methanol prices, particularly in the Chinese futures market, have rallied to their highest point in a month. This strength is primarily due to regional supply constraints, including logistical issues and plant maintenance, supporting demand from downstream industries.