China’s phosphorus trichloride market concluded May **** in a notably weaker position as persistent inventory pressure and sluggish downstream consumption dominated market sentiment. Although April provided a relatively stable pricing base, the defining feature of May was the gradual erosion of phosphorus trichloride values as suppliers increasingly focused on reducing inventories. By the end of the month, phosphorus trichloride market conditions had shifted decisively in favor of buyers, with oversupply outweighing temporary feedstock-related support.
Throughout May, phosphorus trichloride producers maintained normal operating rates and continued supplying material into a market already characterized by comfortable inventories. The absence of major production disruptions meant phosphorus trichloride availability remained ample across eastern China. As inventories accumulated, suppliers found it increasingly difficult to maintain earlier offer levels, prompting a series of price reductions designed to stimulate buying activity and accelerate stock clearance.
Demand conditions remained mixed but...
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