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Vinyl Ester Resin (VER) prices in China recorded a sharp 10.68% weekly advance during the week ending March 20, 2026 — one of the most significant single-week price movements in the domestic market in recent months. The advance was driven by surging epoxy resin and styrene monomer feedstock costs, inflated by the ongoing Middle East conflict's disruption of crude oil and petrochemical supply chains following the Strait of Hormuz blockade. Constrained domestic VER supply, elevated import logistics costs, and an accelerating post-Chinese New Year restocking wave from chemical processing, marine, and infrastructure composite sectors collectively sustained the extraordinary weekly advance. VER prices are anticipated to remain elevated through Q2 2026 pending conflict resolution.
Vinyl Ester Resin (VER) prices in China recorded a sharp xx.xxx weekly advance during the week ending March xx, xxxx, marking one of the most significant single-week price movements in the domestic market in recent months. The advance was driven by a powerful convergence of surging feedstock costs, constrained domestic supply, and an accelerating restocking wave from key downstream industries — all set against the backdrop of the ongoing Middle East conflict, which has inflicted extraordinary disruption on Chinax;s petrochemical raw material supply chains since late February xxxx.
On the supply side, the primary price driver was a simultaneous and severe spike in VERx;s two critical feedstocks — epoxy resin and styrene monomer. Epoxy resin prices are influenced by bisphenol-A (BPA) and epichlorohydrin markets, while methacrylic acid derives from the Cx petrochemical stream — with volatility in these feedstocks, driven by crude oil dynamics,...
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