In 2025, the allyl chloride market followed a mixed but largely firm trajectory, with pricing primarily shaped by fluctuations in propylene, its key feedstock, and steady demand from downstream industries. During the first half of the year, prices maintained an upward trend as rising propylene values steadily increased production costs, prompting manufacturers to pass through higher input expenses. Demand from pharmaceuticals, agrochemicals, water treatment, epichlorohydrin, and allyl alcohol production remained supportive, helping sustain balanced market conditions. Domestic supply chains operated efficiently, while the absence of major freight or policy disruptions kept market movements gradual rather than abrupt.
In the third quarter, the market shifted to a more mixed pattern as softer propylene costs and cautious procurement from downstream derivative producers initially weighed on prices. However, this weakness proved temporary, as feedstock values later stabilized and modest replenishment activity from buyers helped restore market balance. By the fourth quarter, allyl chloride prices softened further in the opening phase, particularly in Asian markets, due to lower propylene costs and restrained demand from epichlorohydrin and epoxy resin sectors. Toward year-end, a mild recovery in feedstock economics and improving downstream interest helped prices stabilize within a narrow range.