| Product | Region | Incoterm Basis | Price | Last Updated Month |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Inconel | China | FOB | USD 44,745.85/MT | July 2026 |
| Inconel | India | FOB | USD 44,852.65/MT | July 2026 |
| Inconel | USA | FOB | USD 44,933.34/MT | July 2026 |
| Inconel | Brazil | FOB | USD 44,917.45/MT | July 2026 |
| Inconel | Canada | FOB | USD 44,933.34/MT | July 2026 |
| Inconel | China | FOB | USD 45,900.00/MT | June 2026 |
| Inconel | India | FOB | USD 45,988.00/MT | June 2026 |
| Inconel | USA | FOB | USD 46,055.00/MT | June 2026 |
| Inconel | Brazil | FOB | USD 46,072.00/MT | June 2026 |
| Inconel | Canada | FOB | USD 46,055.00/MT | June 2026 |
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Asia
In China, the prices of Inconel were ~USD 40,000.00/MT in April and ~USD 45,900.00/MT in June, showing a ~14.8% increase. In India, the prices of Inconel were ~USD 40,050.00/MT in April and ~USD 45,988.00/MT in June, showing a ~14.8% increase. Asian Inconel markets strengthened as nickel costs rose sharply during the opening part of the quarter amid tighter Indonesian ore policies and processing constraints. Nickel costs subsequently corrected as inventories increased and traditional downstream purchasing weakened. However, strong aerospace, aero-engine and defense demand for high-temperature alloys supported finished Inconel values. Firm molybdenum conditions also maintained cost pressure for corrosion-resistant grades, limiting the impact of weaker nickel later in the quarter.
Europe
European Inconel conditions remained firm during Q2’26 as high-nickel alloy surcharges strengthened and energy costs continued influencing conversion economics. Molybdenum remained supportive for nickel-chromium-molybdenum alloys, while aerospace and specialized industrial demand helped maintain consumption. European alloy producers therefore faced persistent cost pressure despite softer nickel conditions emerging elsewhere late in the quarter.
North America
In the United States, the prices of Inconel were ~USD 40,087.00/MT in April and ~USD 46,055.00/MT in June, showing a ~14.9% increase. Similarly, the Inconel prices Canadian markets showed and approximately 15% increase during the second quarter of 2026. North American conditions remained strongly supported as producer surcharges for major nickel-base grades increased through June. Alloy-specific exposure to nickel, molybdenum, niobium, energy and contractual timing kept finished-product costs elevated even as spot nickel weakened. Aerospace and high-temperature engineering demand provided additional support.
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According to Procurement Resource, Inconel conditions are expected to remain firm, although softer nickel may moderate further gains while aerospace and defense demand continues supporting alloy consumption.
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Asia
During Q1’26, inconel prices in Asia followed a soft-to-stable trend, influenced by the ~3.6% decline in nickel feedstock costs from January to March. Early in the quarter, supply concerns related to Indonesian ore availability supported alloy production costs, but demand weakened during the seasonal slowdown. Consumption from aerospace components, turbine parts, chemical processing equipment, and high-temperature fasteners remained stable. However, stainless steel-linked alloy demand stayed subdued, while high inventories and cautious procurement limited upward movement.
Europe
During Q1’26, inconel prices in Europe showed a weak trend, shaped by lower feedstock pressure and subdued industrial demand. Consumption from aerospace, energy turbines, heat exchangers, and high-temperature processing equipment remained steady but not strong. Buyers focused on essential procurement due to macroeconomic uncertainty, while limited demand from broader industrial sectors prevented a stronger price recovery.
North America
During Q1’26, inconel prices in North America remained slightly soft, following weaker feedstock influence and moderate buying activity. Aerospace and defense applications provided consistent demand for high-performance alloys, while energy, petrochemical, and industrial equipment sectors maintained selective procurement. Stable inventories and cautious purchasing limited price strength across the quarter.
A series of nickel-chromium-based superalloys known as Inconel is renowned for its excellent resistance to oxidation, corrosion, and high temperatures. In these alloys, nickel and chromium are frequently present in high concentrations, along with small amounts of additional metals including iron, molybdenum, and niobium. Inconel alloys are ideal for severe settings including gas turbine engines, aircraft components, and nuclear reactors because of their exceptional strength and ability to preserve structural integrity at high temperatures.
Their usage in chemical processing, maritime applications, and heat-treating equipment is made possible by their resistance to oxidation and various corrosive fluids. The combination of Inconel's attributes makes it a dependable material under extreme high-temperature conditions.
(Ni, Cr, Fe)x(Nb, Mo, Ti)y
Aerospace components, Gas turbines and power generation, Chemical processing, Catalyst support grids, Nuclear reactors
JLC Electromagnet Pvt. Ltd, Wanlutong Metal Group, VDM Metals Group, ATI , Nippon Steel Corporation, Sumitomo Corporation, Haynes International, HY Industry
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A superalloy called Inconel is mostly made of nickel and chromium. Other metal elements included in it include phosphorus, iron, molybdenum, aluminum, copper, etc. The metal alloy is produced commercially using the powder-bed additive manufacturing technique, which involves employing a heat-producing power source, such as a laser or thermal print head, to transform the metal from powder to a material for three-dimensional structures. Selective laser sintering, electron beam melting, and binder jetting are metal manufacturing processes that can handle Inconel alloy.
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