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PP spot prices are diverging across regions, with futures prices rising overnight and weakening during the day. Marginal improvements in downstream demand are limited, and traders are holding back on margins. -
The Carbon Black Index remained flat at 6345 on August 27th, with N330 prices stable in many regions. Weak upstream supply, declining supply, and stable demand suggest insufficient future cost support.
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Domestic and international natural rubber supply is affected by weather, supporting demand but slowing destocking. Short-term spot prices are expected to fluctuate.
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Market conditions for various products in the titanium industry chain are diverging, with titanium ore and titanium dioxide prices remaining stable, while titanium slag and other products are declining. Companies are facing significant pressure to ship products and are therefore more cautious.
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On August 26, the Carbon Black Index remained flat at 6345, with N330 prices stable in many regions. Raw materials, supply, and demand are influencing the market, and the outlook for the market is stable.
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Domestic and international rubber supply is affected by weather, while demand is stabilizing production and increasing inventories. Natural rubber fundamentals remain strong in the short term, but acceptance of higher prices is low.
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PE spot prices saw divergent gains and losses across regions, while L2601 futures prices fluctuated. Downstream demand is weak, and we await a recovery in demand during the "Golden September and Silver October" shopping season.
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Prices of multiple products in the titanium industry chain are diverging, and companies face significant cost or shipping pressure. The market is in a wait-and-see mood, and the market is currently maintaining stability.
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On August 25, the Carbon Black Index remained flat at 6345, with N330 prices stable in many regions. Based on an analysis of raw material supply and demand, the market is expected to remain stable.
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PP inventory, futures prices, spot market trends, and national energy auction data have been released. Amidst the bull-bear game, supply and demand are currently balanced, and the market outlook is relatively stable.
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On August 22nd, natural rubber futures and spot prices weakened. Weather disrupted supply in domestic and international producing areas, leading to diverging tire demand. Support remains in the market.
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Titanium ore and titanium dioxide prices are stable, while titanium slag prices are declining. Inventory and costs of products such as titanium sponge are under pressure, leading to a stalemate in new orders and a general wait-and-see attitude.
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On August 22, the Carbon Black Index remained flat at 6345, with N330 prices stable in many regions. Based on an analysis of raw material supply and demand, we predict short-term price stability.
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This week, rubber spot prices declined, while latex prices followed suit. Demand was average, but destocking is underway. Cost support is driving short-term fluctuations, with expectations of improved production capacity utilization in the future.
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Prices of various products in the titanium industry chain are stable and fluctuating. Ore and titanium dioxide prices are firm, while titanium slag prices are declining. Companies are mostly waiting and watching, perhaps to reduce inventory.
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