Asia
In Asia, PA66 prices moved lower through the second half of 2025. Market activity stayed calm, and buying interest remained limited as downstream sectors such as textiles, engineering parts, and packaging continued to operate at slow speeds.
Suppliers in the region faced steady competition from both local producers and imports, which kept the market well supplied. Even as discussions about trade actions took place in other regions, they did not improve sentiment in Asia. Overall, the market stayed weak, and prices slipped gradually as oversupply outweighed demand.
Europe
In Europe, PA66 also experienced downward pressure during H2’25. Manufacturers in automotive and consumer goods did not see the rebound they had hoped for, which reduced their raw material needs. At the same time, European buyers faced uncertainty caused by changing global production patterns and shifts in energy markets.
Imports continued to play an important role and made it difficult for local producers to protect their margins. As a result, PA66 in Europe largely followed the global softening trend and showed steady declines throughout the period.
North America
In North America, PA66 prices trended downward as the overall global outlook. Construction activity remained slow because borrowing costs stayed high, and this prevented stronger demand from building-related applications. Although automotive output improved somewhat, it was not enough to create real upward support for PA66.
Trade discussions among the U.S., Mexico, and China added some temporary uncertainty, but they did not limit supply enough to change the overall direction. The market therefore saw consistent but moderate easing through the second half of the year.
Analyst Insight
According to Procurement Resource, PA66 prices are expected to stay soft unless demand improved or supply tightened, with no clear signs of a quick recovery toward the end of 2025.