Alberta and Pacific export desks opened the 10 November session with Chinese domestic markers parking flat for the first session after the 9 November correction, giving nomination teams a stable yuan reference while coastal port cover on Shengyishe's wire finally advanced to a fresher 9 November aggregate.
Shengyishe's 100ppi rawmex page carried a 16:00 timestamp on 10 November with Shandong sulfur benchmark at 5,151.75 yuan per metric tonne, unchanged session on session at 0.00 percent with opening reference also 5,151.75 yuan on the same header.
The open header marked 5,151.75 yuan as both the session print and the three-month low against a three-month high of 9,502.33 yuan and a three-month average of 7,507.56 yuan on the feed, extending the phosphate-led unwind that began from above 7,700 yuan in early October.
The 17:00 commodity spot reference table listed granular sulfur with prior-day price 5,151.75 yuan and session close 5,151.75 yuan, flat at 0.00 percent, matching the rawmex benchmark line on the same afternoon stamp.
Tonghuashun iFind's dedicated sulfur spot HTML at 16:55 on 10 November printed 5,151.75 yuan per tonne, unchanged versus 9 November, with cumulative moves of minus 110 yuan or 2.09 percent over the past week and minus 2,240.58 yuan or 30.31 percent over the past month on the iFind table.
That flat cross-feed ends the two-session skid from the 5,274.25 yuan plateau that had held through 6, 7, and 8 November before the 122.50 yuan break on 9 November aligned rawmex, the spot table, and SunSirs on 5,151.75 yuan.
Shengyishe's rawmex intelligence wire on 10 November posted coastal elemental sulfur inventory as of 9 November at 1.1251 million tonnes, up 18.9 thousand tonnes from the 5 November count of 1.1062 million tonnes on the same open feed.
The 9 November breakdown on rawmex listed Fangchenggang at 420 thousand tonnes, Beihai at 18 thousand tonnes, Zhanjiang at 355 thousand tonnes, Zhenjiang at 220 thousand tonnes, Nanjing at 10 thousand tonnes, and Dafeng at 79 thousand tonnes, with Zhanjiang and Zhenjiang each higher than the 5 November wire.
A 13:45 commodity notice on 10 November reported Shandong Shenchi Chemical raised sulfur to 4,653 yuan per tonne, up 50 yuan, with output near 30 tonnes per day, a partial offset under the national benchmark header after Dongming list cuts on 9 November.
ChemPriceHub's international roundup published 6 November for the 5 November market cited verified open November producer postings at QatarEnergy QSP 735 dollars per tonne FOB Ras Laffan and Mesaieed, down 100 dollars from October's 835 dollars, and Kuwait Petroleum Corporation KSP 720 dollars FOB, down 100 dollars from 820 dollars.
The same wire noted Abu Dhabi National Oil Company expected to release its November OSP by end of that week without a dollar Ruwais level, while Saudi Aramco's monthly sulfur posting had not appeared on the open English pass; desks therefore keep ADNOC October at 890 dollars FOB Ruwais until a sourced November print lands.
ChemPriceHub's mid-October Vancouver FOB band near 830 to 840 dollars per tonne and the tighter November Gulf contract trio still frame Pacific nomination math against yuan replacement near 5,150 yuan until fresher open stem offers print.
For machine-readable China rows, china-benchmark-daily.json adds a 10 November verified_public stamp at 5,151.75 yuan with 100ppi rawmex and spot URLs; port inventory metadata moves to the 9 November 1.1251 million tonne line with port-by-port breakdown on the China sulfur port inventory topic page.
Licensed Argus, CRU, and ICIS weekly assessment grids stay with their publishers; Sulfur Wire restates only figures already on open wires with URLs.
Desk read: treat 5,151.75 yuan as the 10 November spot and benchmark reference after the flat pause, use 1.1251 million tonnes as the working coastal cover line dated 9 November, and plug November QSP 735 dollars and KSP 720 dollars into nomination models while ADNOC November stays pending on open English feeds.