In Asia, Furfuryl Alcohol prices stayed mostly stable during the second half of 2025. Local production was supported by steady hydrogen supply, which helped keep production costs under control. In some countries, new policies encouraged cleaner production methods, slightly lowering costs for manufacturers. Demand from foundries, resins, and coatings remained steady, and import levels were moderate. Overall, supply and demand were balanced, so prices did not change much.
In Europe, prices were slightly soft but steady. Investments in production capacity continued, but higher energy costs in some regions kept overall prices in check. Buyers in industrial and chemical sectors were cautious, purchasing only what they needed for short-term use. Hydrogen availability remained stable, helping producers maintain operations, though construction delays for new plants limited any major expansion.
In North America, prices were stable with minor upward pressure. Hydrogen supply for production was sufficient, supporting consistent output. Demand from industrial sectors, including adhesives and resins, stayed moderate, and long-term contracts helped maintain price levels. Supply competition with imports did not create major volatility.