Nitrobenzene Prices, Chart, Demand and Forecast | IMARC Group

Nitrobenzene Prices, Chart, Demand and Forecast | IMARC Group

The Nitrobenzene Prices in Japan reached 1,583 USD/MT by the Q2 2024 June.

Constant Price Fluctuations Driven by Seasonal Changes and Increased Demand from Construction and Export Markets.

Nitrobenzene Prices Analysis:

In the second quarter of the year, nitrobenzene prices exhibited varied trends in the Asia-Pacific region. The prices initially experienced a sharp decline in July due to weakened demand, particularly from the polyurethane market. However, the market began to recover in August, driven by rising feedstock costs, notably benzene and nitric acid, which were impacted by OPEC+ production cuts and rising energy prices.

Besides this, increased demand from the plastics and fertilizer sectors also fueled this recovery, while supply chain disruptions caused by cyclonic activities and unfavorable weather conditions added to the price volatility.

By Q2 2024, high demand and logistical challenges had firmly pushed prices upward. In contrast, Europe saw a drop in market prices in July as energy costs declined, but inflationary pressures and the continued impact of OPEC+ cuts led to a rebound in August. However, the weak construction sector, coupled with rising interest rates led to inventory buildups, limiting further recovery. Moreover, regulatory pressures and inflation significantly increased raw material costs, also contributing to overall price hikes.

Furthermore, the market in North America was influenced by the mixed performance of the construction sector despite stable feedstock supplies, which affected polyurethane demand. However, freight cost reductions helped alleviate some market pressures, keeping prices relatively stable. This balance between supply chain adjustments and demand fluctuations resulted in a steady market by the quarter's end.

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Nitrobenzene Industry Overview:

The nitrobenzene market is experiencing robust growth, primarily driven by the rising demand for aniline, which plays a crucial role in producing methylene diphenyl diisocyanate (MDI), a key component in polyurethane foam. This demand is further bolstered by the flourishing expansion of the construction, automotive, and furniture industries, where polyurethane applications are essential. In line with this, the pharmaceutical sector’s increasing reliance on nitrobenzene for drug formulations, such as pain relief and antibiotics, is also fueling market expansion. Moreover, the widespread product adoption across the agrochemical industry due to its vital role in fertilizer production, particularly in developing countries is creating a positive outlook for market growth.

Apart from this, industrial growth in regions such as Asia-Pacific, where local production capacities are expanding has also propelled product consumption. This regional development, alongside its diversified uses across multiple industries, is creating a positive outlook for market expansion.

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