Global Cyanoacetamide prices kept rising in November and early December, due to continuous tight supply and higher production costs in all key producing regions. The upward tide was supported by the increasing cost of major raw materials, energy, and compliance for producers. China continued to drive global pricing, with exporters there lifting their quotations amidst higher feedstock costs, reduced Cyanoacetamide inventories, and more stringent environmental controls that curbed production rates. Reduced operating capacity and maintenance activities further restricted Chinese supply, bolstering upward pressure on international markets. At the same time, strong demand for Cyanoacetamide from the pharmaceutical and specialty-chemical sectors kept consumption firm and prevented any softening in prices. These factors together led to a continued bullish trend in the global Cyanoacetamide market. Going into the new year, buyers are keeping an eye on the stability of production and the trend in supply dynamics costs in China, factors that will greatly impact the price path in the future.
