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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. -
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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This article analyzes the August 20th PVC2601 contract market and spot prices in various regions, combining technical analysis with supply and demand to predict short-term market trends.
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The price of titanium ore in Panxi remained stable, while the bidding price of titanium slag decreased by 450 yuan. The prices of many titanium products remained stable, and production of titanium ore and titanium dioxide was restricted.
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On August 20th, carbon black prices remained stable. N330 prices in various regions are included. The impact of raw materials, supply, and demand are analyzed. It is predicted that the future market will require attention to raw material bidding prices.
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August 20: PP inventories of crude oil and PP crude oil decreased by 15,000 tons, futures and spot prices weakened, demand was weak, and some plants resumed production. Short-term market fluctuations are possible.
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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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