| Product |
Category |
Region |
Price |
Last Updated Month |
| Polyinyl Acetate |
Chemicals |
China |
1485 USD/MT (FOB) |
September |
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Asia
In Asia, Polyvinyl Acetate prices generally declined during Q3’25. China, being the largest producer, saw prices drop steadily as production continued at high levels and new capacities came online. Demand from downstream industries was slower, partly due to seasonal factors and cautious buying, which added pressure on prices.
Inventory levels remained high in many regions, and shipments were steady but not enough to push prices up. Some short-term relief came from maintenance shutdowns, but it was limited, and overall, the market stayed soft. The prices settled at around 1485 USD/MT (FOB) in the Chinese market towards the end of said period.
Europe
In Europe, PVAc prices faced significant downward pressure over the quarter. Demand from construction and industrial users was weak, and high production costs made it harder for producers to maintain margins. While occasional plant maintenance reduced supply briefly, it did not fully support prices. Imports from Asia and the Middle East increased competition, further weighing on the market. Buyers were cautious, only purchasing as needed, which kept the trading atmosphere subdued and prices under pressure throughout the quarter.
North America
In North America, Polyvinyl Acetate prices were relatively stable but showed small fluctuations. Moderate demand from manufacturing and construction sectors kept the market balanced, while imports from Asia and other regions created competitive pressure. Some regional differences occurred, with prices adjusting depending on local supply and inventory levels. Buyers were selective due to uncertainty over regulations and shipping costs, and seasonal demand changes had only a limited impact on overall prices.