According to Tonghuashun iFinD data, the latest spot price of heavy aromatics on October 26 was 8,004.17 yuan per ton, up 2.3% in a single day, up 2.04% over the past week, and up 150.05% over the past month.
The spot price trend for heavy aromatics shows a latest price of 8,004.166666666667 on October 26, 2026, with a daily gain of +2.30%, a weekly gain of +2.04%, and a monthly gain of +150.05%. Data timestamp: 2026-10-26. Heavy aromatics spot price: 8,004.166666666667. Quickly identify industry beneficiary stocks.
Explanation of the reasons behind the rise in heavy aromatics: Heavy aromatics generally refer to C9 and above aromatic mixtures, belonging to refining and chemical aromatic fractions, positioned upstream in the petrochemical industry chain. On October 26, the spot price of heavy aromatics rose, mainly boosted by heightened geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, which provided cost support to international oil prices and the aromatics market. At the same time, the center of gravity for pure benzene moved higher, domestic plant operating rates improved only limitedly, and port inventories remained low, further strengthening bullish market sentiment. Downstream profit recovery remained limited, placing some constraint on the price gains.
Related stocks for heavy aromatics: PetroChina (20-day gain: 26.70%, current price: 13.38), Sinopec (9.88%, 5.56), Tongyi Co (4.00%, 17.67), Copton (2.00%, 13.28), Shanghai Petrochemical (1.07%, 2.83).
Product industry chain: Heavy aromatics mainly come from refining reformate, ethylene cracking by-product oil, and coal tar processing. Downstream, they are used to produce solvents, resins, coatings, and carbon black, and can also be used for fuel blending and fine chemical extraction.
Friendly reminder: Commodity price increases do not necessarily mean related stocks will rise in tandem. Individual stocks are also affected by performance, policy, market sentiment, and other factors. The above content was compiled by AI and is for reference only. It does not constitute investment advice.
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