In the first week after the Spring Festival holiday, the organic silicon market showed a weak and stable operation trend. The price of DMC (dimethyl cyclic siloxane) raw material remains relatively stable without significant fluctuations. With the resumption of production of 107 rubber, raw rubber, mixed rubber, and silicone oil, most companies have continued to offer prices at pre holiday levels, and overall quotations have remained stable.
The demand in downstream and terminal markets is gradually recovering, and many enterprises are still in the stage of urgent recovery. Both buyers and sellers entered a critical period of order delivery and inventory digestion after the holiday. Due to the incomplete release of market demand, the trading activity in the silicone market is relatively low. It is expected that the market will continue to maintain this weak and stable operating trend in the near future.

Specifically, DMC, as one of the main raw materials for organosilicon, maintains a stable price overall, with the mainstream quotation range between 12600-13500 yuan/ton. This price level reflects the current supply-demand balance in the market and the cautious attitude of enterprises towards future market trends.
In terms of cost, the price of silicon metal remains stable, while the price of methanol has slightly fallen, resulting in a slight decrease in the cost side. This change has limited impact on the price of the organic silicon market and is difficult to form effective support. Some downstream enterprises have not yet fully resumed work, while those that have already started mainly digest the inventory from the early stage, resulting in relatively weak market inquiries and transactions.
Overall, the performance of the silicone market in the first week after the holiday met market expectations, and market participants were mostly adopting a wait-and-see attitude, waiting for further release of market demand. In the foreseeable future, the market will continue to search for new price equilibrium points in the supply-demand balance.