During the one month period since the Double Holiday, the plastic industry has been dominated by bearish trends. On the macro level, the US dollar strengthened in October, and the performance of US economic data was eye-catching. The market is concerned that the Federal Reserve still has expectations of raising interest rates as a result. In terms of cost, due to the strengthening of diplomatic efforts in international geopolitical conflicts, the tension has been partially alleviated. Venezuela’s export restrictions have also eased, with expectations of increased market supply and a weakening of crude oil prices due to pressure fluctuations. At the same time, downstream plastic enterprises are not actively willing to stock up, their consumption follow-up is lagging, and the market momentum is weak. Under the influence of declining consumption and cost fluctuations, the price performance of plastic futures has significantly declined. According to the Commodity Market Analysis Sys...