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Describes the September 9th rubber futures and spot markets, analyzing domestic and international supply and demand. It points out that cost and inventory support will lead to short-term rubber price consolidation. -
The Carbon Black Index remained flat at 6479.25 on September 9th. Prices were released in various regions. Analysis of supply, demand, and raw materials suggests a potential for weakness at a high level in the future.
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Detailed information on 9.9PVC2601 futures price data and regional spot price fluctuations is provided. Analysis of the futures and spot market outlook is provided, along with short-term trends and risks.
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Raw material shortages in Thailand and Vietnam, and supply differences between Yunnan and Hainan, are driving demand, production starts to rebound, and futures and spot prices are fluctuating. Destocking in the spot market is supporting rubber prices.
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On September 8th, the Carbon Black Index remained flat at 6479.25, with N330 prices stable in many regions. Based on an analysis of supply, demand, and raw material prices, the market is expected to remain in a narrow range.
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Panxi titanium ore supply is tight and prices are stable. Titanium slag and other products are under pressure. Sponge titanium prices are holding up, while titanium dioxide prices are temporarily stable due to costs, leading to a wait-and-see market.
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This article discusses rubber prices and the supply and demand in the futures and spot markets on September 5th. With high raw material prices and destocking, short-term rubber prices may be strong.
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The September 5th Carbon Black Index, regional prices, and raw materials, supply, and demand data have been released. Downstream demand is expected to gradually recover, with limited market fluctuations.
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Titanium ore transactions are stagnant, titanium slag demand is weak, titanium tetrachloride is in strong competition, titanium sponge inquiries are slightly up, and titanium dioxide is on the sidelines.
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The domestic PP market is weak, with mainstream prices ranging from 6,750 to 7,090 yuan/ton. Downstream purchasing is cautious, and peak season expectations have not yet been met, leading to continued consolidation in the short term.
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This week, the rubber market adjusted within a range, with high raw material prices providing support. A strong supply and demand structure and macroeconomic factors boosted rubber prices.
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Carbon black market prices rose slightly. Bidding for raw material coal tar declined. Downstream demand was strong, and new order negotiations remained at a moderately high level.
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Crude oil and crude oil inventories are 680,000 tons, and PE prices are performing weakly and declining in some areas. Costs are supported, but demand is weak, and a narrow fluctuation pattern is expected in the short term.
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Rainfall in domestic and international producing areas is impacting rubber tapping, leading to rising raw material purchase prices. Strong fundamentals support rubber prices, which are expected to remain strong.
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The carbon black market operating rate is declining, and there is a wait-and-see attitude in the coal tar market. New order prices are firm, but transactions are limited. Most companies are maintaining a price-holding strategy.
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