First of all, the production cost of methanol and urea is an important factor affecting their prices. Methanol is mainly made from coal, natural gas and other raw materials, while urea is made from natural gas. Therefore, the price fluctuation of natural gas and other raw materials will directly affect the production cost of methanol and urea, thus affecting their prices.
Secondly, the relationship between supply and demand is also an important factor in the price fluctuation of methanol and urea. The relationship between supply and demand is influenced by market demand and supply capacity. If the market demand increases without a corresponding increase in supply capacity, the prices of methanol and urea may rise. On the contrary, if the market exceeds demand without a corresponding increase in demand, prices may fall.
Finally, macroeconomic factors will also affect the relationship between methanol and urea. For example, global economic situation, exchange rate changes, government policies and other factors will indirectly affect the prices of chemical raw materials and products.
It should be noted that the price fluctuation of methanol and urea is the result of many factors, and the relationship between them cannot be judged by only one factor. Therefore, the specific market situation needs to be judged by combining market analysis and relevant information.