The Epichlorohydrin Rubber market in Japan continued its significant upsurge during July xxxx which was attributed to a logistical disruption emerging from floods and rainy season. Despite a decline in feedstock Epichlorohydrin prices which typically translates into reduced production costs by exerting downward pressure, the prevailing market dynamics of Epichlorohydrin Rubber in July exhibited an opposing trend. The onset of the rainy season and subsequent floods in northern Japan wreaked havoc on the supply chain, creating a bullish market sentiment for the Epichlorohydrin Rubber.
Key logistical bottlenecks, including acute container shortages and comparative high freight rates, empowered sellers to command premium prices. Since July xx, Yamagata, Shiga, and Akita prefectures have been experiencing heavy rains, which have resulted in floods and landslides, as well as injuries and damage. Not only in Japan, but the transportation landscape was further exacerbated by Typhoon Gaemi, which ravaged Taiwan,...
