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Prices are diverging across the titanium industry chain, with raw material prices under pressure and end-user prices remaining weak and stable. Cost and supply-demand dynamics are dominating market trends. -
Covering market dynamics for coal tar, anthracene oil, carbon black, and tires, focusing on prices, operating rates, and supply and demand factors.
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Focusing on the supply and demand pattern of natural rubber, this article analyzes the impact of supply, costs, and downstream demand in producing areas, and predicts price trends and market conditions.
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PE spot prices diverged, with some declining; demand was weak, driven by essential purchases; futures prices fluctuated; Shenhua's linear polyethylene auction saw all lots sold.
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Domestic PP inventory declined slightly, with a divergence between the spot and futures markets. Insufficient demand coupled with inventory pressure resulted in a stable but slightly weak market amid a battle between bulls and bears.
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This article provides an in-depth analysis of the PVC2601 contract price fluctuations on November 19th, combined with the performance of the spot market, and forecasts future trends in both futures and spot markets.
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Prices across the titanium industry chain remained mostly stable, while titanium slag prices saw a slight rebound. Weak downstream demand led to an overall weakening market.
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Domestic and international supply was disrupted by weather, downstream demand was cautious, and futures prices boosted sentiment, resulting in a stable but volatile natural rubber market.
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The carbon black market is driven by rising raw material prices, with supply and operating rates fluctuating. Downstream buyers are cautious in their purchases, and prices are expected to remain firm in the short term.
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The market for titanium ore, titanium slag, titanium tetrachloride, and other products is diverging, with cost support and weak demand vying for dominance. Environmental factors are impacting the expected operation of the titanium industry chain.
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This article focuses on the PVC market on November 18, 2025, analyzing the reasons for the sharp drop in futures and spot prices, providing a multi-dimensional market analysis, and forecasting future price trends.
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Oil and crude oil inventories totaled 710,000 tons. Spot indices declined slightly, auction success rates increased, and market trading was subdued due to supply-demand imbalance.
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Prices are diverging across different segments of the titanium industry chain. Environmental regulations are impacting supply, while weak demand coupled with cost pressures has led to a strong wait-and-see attitude in the market.
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The carbon black market index is stable, with strong support from raw materials but supply and demand dynamics. Downstream tire demand is weak, and industry players are waiting to see how prices are set at the end of the month.
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Domestic and international supply is disrupted by weather, resulting in weak end-user tire demand. After a coordinated rise in spot and futures prices, prices are under short-term pressure.
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