SunSirs: The prices of refrigerants R22 and R134a are temporarily stable
April 14 2022 13:34:471. R134a Latest price (April 13): 24666.67 RMB/ton
Key points of analysis: according to the data monitoring chart of business agency, the price of refrigerant R134a was temporarily stable on April 13, unchanged from the previous day, with a year-on-year increase of 11.61%. The price of raw material hydrofluoric acid remained stable, the price of trichloroethylene decreased, the cost support was weakened, and public health events affected demand and shipment, and the market transaction atmosphere was light. Up to now, the price of raw hydrofluoric acid is about 11530 RMB/ton, and the market quotation of R134a is mostly in the range of 23500-26000 RMB/ton.
R134a market is expected to be weak in the short term.
2. R22 Latest price (April 13): 17666.67 RMB/ton
Key points of analysis: according to the data monitoring chart of business agency, the price of refrigerant R22 was temporarily stable on April 13, unchanged from the previous day, with a year-on-year increase of 10.88%. The price of raw materials hydrofluoric acid and chloroform is temporarily stable, and the cost support is OK. Entering the peak season, the demand side support is becoming stronger and stronger, the manufacturers have strong price support mood, and the price is bullish. At present, the price of raw material hydrofluoric acid is mostly 11530 RMB/ton, the price of chloroform is about 5925 RMB/ton, and the market quotation of R22 is mostly in the range of 17500-18000 RMB/ton.
R22 market focus is expected to move upward.
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