In November, Calcium Hydroxide prices experienced a bullish trend in Germany, with China reflecting a similar upward movement.
In Germany, Calcium Hydroxide prices saw an increase of x.xx in November, despite a decline in raw material Quicklime prices. This upward price trend was attributed to a modest rebound in economic activity within the Eurozone, as reflected in the Economic Sentiment Indicator (ESI), which rose by x.x points to xx.x in November, surpassing economists&#xx; expectations. The increase in the ESI was primarily driven by higher confidence in the industrial and retail sectors, which directly boosted demand for multiple commodities including Calcium Hydroxide. The construction sector, a key downstream consumer of Calcium Hydroxide, also showed a slight improvement in confidence, further supporting the demand for construction-related materials. Despite a small decline in the employment expectations sub-index, businesses remained optimistic about industrial prospects, maintaining sustained demand for Calcium...
