Last week, domestic and foreign market demand remained weak, there were certain orders in some foreign regions, but the overall volume was not large, domestic downstream market demand remained low, and most manufacturers had stopped production, mainly consuming inventory.
Since most products were close to the cost line, the risk was relatively small, and channel dealers consciously prepared a certain amount of inventory.
It is expected that the prices of most products will be stable in the short term, and the fluctuations will not be too large.
With the consumption of inventory for a few products, the market demand for most products is expected to be weak in the short term, and the prices will be mainly stable.
Once the market demand starts, the prices will show signs of rebound.
