Carbon Black Special Issue - No. 20260305

March 6, 2026, 10:21 AM
TDD-Global
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Guide
Highlights at a glance
This week's carbon black market saw significant price increases across major Chinese regions, driven primarily by rising raw material costs, especially coal tar. However, downstream tire manufacturers, facing their own cost pressures from geopolitical factors, showed resistance to high prices, resulting in slow transaction growth. The carbon black price index rose to 7227.5, up 513.25 points. Raw materials like coal tar and anthracene oil continued climbing due to supply tightness and crude oil market influences. Despite increased operating rates in carbon black and tire production, the industry remains in a loss-making position, with theoretical weekly profit at -211.5 yuan/ton. The market outlook suggests continued high-level stagnation as cost push and demand pull pressures persist.
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