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The supply and demand pattern in the natural rubber market is diverging, with increased overseas production and decreased domestic production. Weak end-user demand and inventory buildup are dragging down rubber prices. -
Coal tar and downstream markets are under pressure; the recovery in tire production is unlikely to reverse weak demand; the outlook for carbon black is expected to weaken.
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PP spot prices are stable with a slight decline, while futures prices are fluctuating downwards. Supply and demand support are insufficient, and the market is expected to continue its weak consolidation trend.
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Covering PE inventory, spot prices, futures trends and forecasts; the market is weak due to supply and demand imbalance; includes mainstream price quotes and auction data.
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Futures prices opened higher but closed lower with reduced open interest; spot prices fell in many areas; the 4500 level is key; the market is expected to fluctuate within a narrow range in the near future.
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Prices for titanium ore and titanium slag in the Panzhihua-Xichang region remained weak and stable, titanium tetrachloride prices were temporarily stable, sponge titanium production and sales were good, and titanium dioxide prices remained firm due to cost support.
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Domestic and international supply divergence, weak tire demand, stable futures and spot markets, halting overseas raw material price increases, and short-term expectations for rubber price declines.
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Coal tar prices are stabilizing and unlikely to rise further, carbon black production is declining slightly, and tire demand is weak. The carbon black market is expected to remain stable in the near future.
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Price differentiation across the titanium industry chain, a struggle between weak demand and cost support, and differentiated enterprise operating rates.
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PVC futures traded in a V-shape during both night and day sessions, with spot prices slightly increasing. Supply and demand remained weak, and the market is expected to continue its narrow range trading pattern in the short term.
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PP futures drove market sentiment, but spot prices struggled to keep pace. Downstream demand remained weak, and actual transactions relied on price reductions and promotions.
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Prices are diverging across the titanium industry chain. Raw materials are tight, downstream demand is sluggish, and titanium dioxide producers have a strong incentive to raise prices.
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Carbon black prices remained stable, raw material prices remained high and firm, factory operating rates declined slightly, downstream tire demand was weak, and the market saw price concessions to move inventory at high prices.
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Natural rubber futures and spot prices are adjusting. Supply in domestic and international producing areas is affected by weather and other factors, while end-user tire demand is insufficient, suggesting prices may decline in the future.
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Prices across multiple segments of the titanium industry chain remained stable. Supported by raw material costs, titanium dioxide prices surged, with supply and demand dominating market trends.
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