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Titanium ore prices remain stable, leading to increased inventory, titanium slag prices remain sluggish and losses are high, titanium tetrachloride costs are under pressure, titanium sponge prices remain on the sidelines, and 15 titanium dioxide companies are raising prices.
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Analysis of the August 19th natural rubber spot and futures market, the impact of domestic and international supply and demand, and the forecast of range-bound fluctuations in the future.
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On August 19th, the Carbon Black Index remained flat at 6345. N330 prices remained stable in many regions. Raw materials, supply, and demand saw changes. Future market trends will depend on raw materials.
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On August 18th, PP inventories of both crude and crude oils reached 825,000 tons. Futures and spot prices declined, sluggish demand and increased supply suggest a short-term recovery is unlikely.
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Panxi titanium ore prices were held up by tight supply, with Longbai leading the rise in titanium dioxide prices. High-titanium slag prices were sluggish, while titanium tetrachloride and titanium sponge prices remained stable.
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On August 18th, natural rubber spot prices fell. Domestic and international raw material supplies are tight, and downstream demand is moderate, leading to short-term price fluctuations.
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On August 15th, the Carbon Black Index and regional prices rose. Analysis of the impact of raw materials, supply, and downstream factors suggests a bullish outlook due to rising costs and loss-making manufacturers.
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High raw material prices are putting pressure on miners and titanium companies. Falling titanium slag prices and weak titanium sponge prices are leading to price increases from titanium dioxide companies.
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Qingdao natural rubber prices rose. Domestic and international supply was affected by weather, and downstream demand was stimulated by sales promotions. Short-term prices may fluctuate weakly.
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This article analyzes domestic carbon black prices and indices this week, predicting the possibility of price increases in the future. It also analyzes N330 profits, showing an increase in industry losses.
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On August 13th, domestic PP inventories, futures prices, and spot prices showed divergent performance. Weak demand is putting pressure in the short term, but there is a possibility of improvement during the peak season.
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Panxi titanium ore prices are flat, titanium slag and titanium sponge prices are under pressure, titanium tetrachloride prices are temporarily stable, and titanium dioxide orders are partially closed due to cost and inventory issues, with sentiment rebounding.
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PVC futures prices fluctuated within a narrow range, with positions reduced. Spot prices saw minor adjustments, trading volume was light, basis fluctuations were minimal, and month-over-month shifts continued, indicating a supply-demand game.
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PE spot prices are strong but diverging, supply and demand are both weak, and futures are volatile. Peak season expectations have not translated into transactions, and short-term consolidation is possible.
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Natural rubber futures and spot prices fluctuated, supported by strong raw material prices, inventory reduction, and general demand. Short-term performance is expected to be relatively strong due to tighter costs and supply.
