[Sulfur prices have halved from the year's highs, and cost pressures on downstream companies have been relaxed] November 11th, sulfur, which was once "hard to find in one ton," has now halved from the year's highs. On November 11, the benchmark sulfur price of SunSirs was 5151.75 yuan/ton. This price dropped by 5923.44 yuan/ton from the year's high of 11050.63 yuan/ton on June 16, a decrease of 53.60%. Market data shows that at the beginning of the year, domestic port sulfur was only 3,850 yuan/ton. On June 11, granular sulfur at the Yangtze River port soared to 11,750 yuan/ton. The largest increase in half a year reached 154%, reaching the highest level in recent years. The current price of granular sulfur imported from the Yangtze River Port has dropped to 5,000-5,100 yuan/ton, and Shandong's refined liquid sulfur is 5,250-5,400 yuan/ton, down about 55%-57% from the high point. As sulfur prices have fallen from high levels, downstream companies have also been slightly relaxed. Industry analysts believe that as prices fall, downstream profit margins improve, supply and demand are once again balanced, and the decline may slow down from the previous period.