The rise and fall of the organic silicon market in February have come to an end, but the situation of mixed ups and downs is still noteworthy. Under the guidance of leading manufacturers, DMC prices have risen across the board, stimulating downstream enterprises' enthusiasm for stocking up. However, midstream and downstream enterprises have high inventory levels, weakened stocking efforts, and complex market sentiment.

Macro positive factors and price increase letters from silicone adhesive companies jointly affect the market, causing some companies to actively stock up when orders improve, while more companies remain cautious due to weak demand. The willingness of individual factories to reduce production and maintain prices is strong, and there are maintenance plans in the future. DMC prices are expected to remain firm in the short term.
The traditional peak season for organic silicon in March is about to begin, which will be a turning point in the market. Enterprises need to closely monitor changes in supply and demand patterns, flexibly adjust strategies, seize opportunities, and respond to challenges.
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