Carbon Black Price Stability Nov

November 11, 2025, 10:56 AM
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Highlights at a glance
The Carbon Black Index stood at 5,719 on November 10, unchanged from the previous day, as the market remained in a phase of weak consolidation. Raw material high-temperature coal tar prices stabilized at 3,030 yuan/ton in key regions like Shandong, Shanxi, and Hebei, with signs of a slight rebound in some areas. However, downstream demand remains subdued, with buyers maintaining low inventory levels and limited purchasing activity. Carbon black production saw a slight decline in operating rates due to ongoing maintenance at small and medium-sized plants in northern China, despite resumptions in some areas post-heating season maintenance. Downstream tire and rubber manufacturers have stabilized operations after earlier shutdowns, supporting modest improvements in capacity utilization, but overall demand growth remains lackluster, keeping sales pressure elevated. With raw material costs stable but insufficient to drive price increases, carbon black prices are expected to remain range-bound in the near term. For global buyers seeking reliable chemical sourcing, TDD-Global connects international markets with trusted Chinese suppliers, offering transparent transactions and tailored procurement solutions.