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| Product | Region | Incoterm Basis | Price | Last Updated Month |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bromine | China | FOB | USD 8,398.78/MT | April 2026 |
| Bromine | India | CIF | USD 8,448.66/MT | April 2026 |
| Bromine | USA | CIF | USD 8,485.78/MT | April 2026 |
| Bromine | Brazil | CIF | USD 8,519.88/MT | April 2026 |
| Bromine | Canada | CIF | USD 8,485.78/MT | April 2026 |
| Bromine | China | FOB | USD 7,354.65/MT | March 2026 |
| Bromine | India | CIF | USD 4,574.90/MT | March 2026 |
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In Asia, the bromine market showed strong price gains, particularly in China, where prices were ~RMB 39.23/kg (Spot FD) in January and ~RMB 53.13/kg in March, reflecting a sharp increase of about 35.11%. The rise was driven by tight supply conditions, limited inventory replenishment, and firm producer quotations. During January, supply remained constrained while downstream demand stayed weak, creating a tight supply-demand balance. Post-Spring Festival, production resumed and prices softened briefly due to weak buying interest, but the market rebounded strongly in March. Rising sulfur costs, improving operating rates, and firm supplier sentiment supported the sharp price increase, while geopolitical uncertainty led to cautious selling and restricted spot availability. In India, prices were ~INR 386.52/kg (CIF) in January and ~INR 390.59/kg in March, reflecting a slight decline of about 1.46%. The marginal drop was mainly due to subdued downstream demand and resistance to higher import costs, even as global prices strengthened. Buyers preferred limited procurement, keeping overall price movement relatively stable.
Europe
In Europe, bromine prices followed a firm trend, supported by rising feedstock costs and limited global supply availability. Increased import costs and supply chain uncertainties linked to geopolitical tensions supported pricing, although weak downstream demand capped stronger gains.
North America
In North America, prices remained firm with gradual upward pressure due to higher production costs and constrained availability. Supply tightness and elevated input costs supported the market, while downstream sectors maintained cautious purchasing patterns, limiting demand-driven price acceleration.
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According to Procurement Resource, in the near term, bromine prices are expected to remain firm with intermittent fluctuations, supported by cost pressures and supply conditions, while demand-side resistance may limit further sharp increases
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| Product | Category | Region | Price | Last Updated Month |
| Bromine | Chemicals | India | 4295 USD/MT | October 2025 |
| Bromine | Chemicals | India | 4295 USD/MT | December 2025 |
| Bromine | Chemicals | China | 4025 USD/MT | October 2025 |
| Bromine | Chemicals | China | 4910 USD/MT | December 2025 |
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Asia
Chinese bromine markets experienced progressive price appreciation throughout the fourth quarter, driven by tightening supply conditions and sustained downstream demand. The prices were about 4025 USD/MT (Spot FD) in October and around 4910 USD/MT in December. The quarter witnessed consistent upward momentum with minimal volatility, as prices advanced steadily from opening levels through year-end. Supply-side constraints emerged as production facilities faced operational limitations, while environmental regulations continued influencing output capacity in key manufacturing regions. Demand from flame retardant applications, pharmaceutical intermediates, and water treatment sectors maintained strong consumption patterns, absorbing available supply and supporting price increases. Manufacturing costs remained elevated due to energy expenses and raw material inputs, providing additional support for upward price adjustments. The combination of controlled supply availability and steady end-use demand created favourable market conditions for price appreciation across the quarter.
In Q4’25, the bromine price curve displayed range bound movements in the Indian markets. The prices were about 4295 USD/MT (CIF) in October and around 4295 USD/MT in December. Prices reached their highest levels as supply tightness coincided with active procurement from downstream sectors. However, the latter portion witnessed weakening as supply conditions eased and demand moderated. End-use consumption from flame retardants, agrochemicals, and pharmaceutical applications softened as buyers adopted cautious purchasing strategies. The declining trajectory reflected improved supply availability and reduced immediate procurement requirements, with prices ending the quarter below opening levels despite the mid-period strength.
Europe
European bromine markets mirrored Chinese pricing trends, experiencing steady appreciation throughout the fourth quarter. Supply constraints and stable downstream consumption from flame retardant, pharmaceutical, and specialty chemical sectors supported progressive price increases. Manufacturing facilities maintained consistent operating rates while managing elevated production costs. The upward price trajectory aligned with global supply tightness and sustained end-use demand across key application segments.
North America
North American bromine markets followed patterns similar to China, with slight price strengthening throughout the quarter. Demand from flame retardant applications, oil and gas drilling fluids, and water treatment chemicals remained steady, supporting consistent consumption levels. Supply conditions stayed relatively tight as domestic production balanced against end-use requirements, enabling manufacturers to implement sequential price adjustments in line with cost pressures and market conditions.
Bromine is a chemical element having atomic number 35. A naturally occurring element, it is the third-lightest member of the halogen series in the periodic table. At room temperature, it appears as a fuming red-brown liquid with a pungent odour that evaporates quickly to produce a similar coloured gas.
Its properties are intermediate between the two adjacent halogens, that is, chlorine and iodine. Elemental Bromine is represented by the symbol Br. Commercially, the element is extracted from brine pools across several nations, including the US and others.
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Chemical intermediate, Fuel additives and fire retardants, Pesticides, Oil well drilling fluids, Brominating agent, Water and surface disinfectant, Pharmaceuticals, Bleaching agent
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ICL Group Ltd, Albemarle Corporation, Lanxess AG, Tosoh Corporation, Tata Chemicals Ltd
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Bromine is more abundant in the oceans, and salt lakes and brine wells also have higher bromine concentrations. Thus, Bromine is extracted from these sources due to its economic feasibility.
In order to liberate Bromine, the process of halogen exchange is utilised, which involves the use of chlorine gas to produce Br2. It is then separated with a blast of steam or air, followed by condensation and purification.
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