Last week (June 26-30), the oil and chemical indexes rose across the board.
In the chemical sector, the chemical raw material index rose by 2.44%, the chemical machinery index rose by 3.94%, the chemical pharmaceutical index rose by 1.56%, the pesticide and fertilizer index rose by 2.46%; in the oil sector, the petroleum processing index rose by 2.44% , The oil exploration index rose by 2.36% and the oil trade index rose by 0.74%.
In terms of energy, long-short factors alternately dominated the market, and international crude oil prices fell as a whole. As of June 30, the settlement price of the main contract of West Texas Intermediate crude oil futures on the New York Mercantile Exchange was US$69.86/barrel, a month-on-month decrease of 0.91%; down 2.06%.
Looking at the spot market, the top five petrochemical products were liquid chlorine up 194.59%, carbon black oil up 11.25%, methyl methacrylate up 10.50%, coal tar up 9.21%, and coal tar pitch up 8.42%; The petrochemical products with the top five declines were liquefied natural gas down 6.54%, aniline down 6.09%, thermoplastic rubber styrene-butadiene-styrene block copolymer down 5.58%, diethylene glycol down 5.18%, and rubber oil down 4.82%.
Looking at the capital market, the top five listed chemical companies in the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets last week were Lianrui New Materials, which rose by 22.75%, Midland New Materials, which rose by 20.65%, Taihe New Materials, which rose by 18.38%, and Sanyuan Biotech, which rose by 18.38%. 17.42%, Dingjude rose 16.93%; the top five listed chemical companies with the largest declines were Zhongyida B fell 14.12%, Zhongyida fell 12.26%, Zhongshi Technology fell 10.38%, Titan Technology fell 9.08%, Huaheng Biology down 8.97%. (Luo Iowa)