According to Guru Club, sulfur prices in China fell to 5,151.75 yuan/ton on November 11, marking a 53.6% decline from the year's high of 11,050.63 yuan/ton reached on June 16. The commodity, which was scarce earlier this year, has reversed sharply after surging 154% from 3,850 yuan/ton at the start of 2026 to a peak of 11,750 yuan/ton in mid-June. Current imports of granular sulfur at the Yangtze River port now trade between 5,000–5,100 yuan/ton, while liquid sulfur in Shandong refining regions is quoted at 5,250–5,400 yuan/ton, down approximately 55–57% from peak levels.

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