• Natural rubber spot prices rose. Supply varied between Thailand, Vietnam, Yunnan, and Hainan. Demand and production were limited, resulting in volatile futures prices and rising short-term bearish sentiment.
  • The carbon black index and prices in many regions remained stable. Raw materials, supply and demand factors influenced the market, with limited downstream delivery and increased transaction pressure.
  • Major titanium ore producers control production, low-phosphorus ore is in short supply, and ordinary ore prices are falling; sponge titanium demand is weak, inventory is increasing, and titanium dioxide supply and demand imbalance and price drop.
  • Polyolefin inventories of crude oil and oil increased by 50,000 to 800,000 tons, spot prices fell by 10-30 yuan, demand was diverging, and trading was weak.
  • PVC 2509 contract fell 60, with spot prices falling in various regions. The falling futures price boosted inquiries, and the future market is expected to fluctuate due to factors such as position shifting.
  • Titanium slag, titanium dioxide, and other prices have fallen, while sponge titanium prices have remained firm, leading to poor order signings; weak demand and high costs have made it difficult for companies to ship, and the market is cautious.
  • PP spot prices rose in East China and other regions, but fell in Southwest China. Futures prices fluctuated narrowly. Downstream demand was weak, inventories were falling, and supply was expected to contract.
  • Covers analysis of the rubber spot market, supply, cost-profit, and demand, as well as Zhongce's new tire technology release.
  • Carbon black prices rose in some regions, the raw material market fluctuated, operating rates fluctuated, and the industry saw new developments and technological applications.
  • Prices of various products in the titanium industry chain are diverging, with weak inquiries and demand. Companies are cautious, and new orders are stagnant, with possible changes in the future.
  • The Carbon Black Index remained flat at 6279.75 on July 30th, with stable prices across various regions. This analysis of raw material supply and demand predicts high new order prices.
  • Rubber prices fell on July 30th. Weather impacted supply in producing areas like Thailand and Vietnam, while domestic demand was hampered by tire factory shutdowns. The outlook is expected to be weak.
  • Titanium ore prices remain flat, while titanium slag, titanium tetrachloride, and other products are under pressure. Weak downstream demand has led to a cautious market and a weak price trend.
  • Carbon black prices remained stable in many regions. Supply and demand are fluctuating due to factors such as raw material coal tar, and prices are expected to rise in the future.
  • The price of natural rubber in the Qingdao market fell. Domestic and international supply was affected by weather, demand was weak, and the market outlook is weak.
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