We track the full industry chain, including crude oil, chemicals, chemical fibers, yarns, and textile products.
Our Database provides comprehensive
continuously updated statistics across the entire energy, chemical, and textile value chain. Designed for analysts, traders, procurement teams, and industry professionals, the platform offers a structured view of market fundamentals through multiple data modules:
We track the full industry chain, including crude oil, chemicals, chemical fibers, yarns, and textile products.
Data is compiled from market exchanges, industry reports, customs statistics, producer disclosures, and verified market sources.
Price and cash flow/spread data are updated daily, while operating rate and inventory are updated weekly, import and export data are updated monthly, capacity and production are updated yearly.
Yes. The dashboard allows users to overlay different products or indices to analyze correlations and long-term trends.
You can switch between daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly perspectives for flexible analysis.
Yes. Five-year historical data can be viewed directly in the charts or in the tables where available.
Yes. RMB prices include VAT unless otherwise noted. If VAT is excluded, it will be clearly stated.
We provide API service , or you may contact us directly at market@ccfgroup.com
A price index is a standardized time series used to track price movement for a product, product group, or market basket over time. It is useful for trend comparison, charting, and relative movement, but it should not be read as a guaranteed transaction price for every grade or region.
Plant operating rate is the share of available production capacity that is running during a given period. It helps users read supply conditions and capacity utilization, but it should be viewed alongside inventory, output, demand, and plant news before drawing conclusions.
Inventory data shows stock levels at plants, ports, warehouses, or selected market locations. Rising or falling inventory can help users understand short-term balance, but it is most useful when compared with operating rates, demand indicators, imports, exports, and recent market news.
Choose the products, grades, regions, and units that matter to the workflow, then add market price pages, price index series, inventory, operating rate, import and export data, and relevant reports. A useful watchlist keeps product definitions consistent and records the update frequency for each data point.
Important fields include product name, grade, region, unit, currency, tax basis, quote type, trade term, date, update frequency, source note, and related fundamentals such as inventory, operating rate, capacity, production, imports, and exports.