In early April xxxx, the global Maleic Anhydride market reflected regionally differentiated patterns, influenced by downstream industry performance, trade policy changes, and feedstock themes. Whereas US and Chinese markets remained firm against balanced supply-demand dynamics, German markets followed a softening tendency due to faltering auto sector demand. Gloomy sentiment continued across regions amidst inventory rebalancing and macroeconomic risks.
The US Maleic Anhydride market stabilized during the initial week of April on the back of balanced availability and steady downstream traction. The Unsaturated Polyester Resin (UPR) industry, which is one of the largest end-users of Maleic Anhydride, recorded restricted offtake owing to subdued construction activity and continued economic moderation. The imposition of automotive tariffs created uncertainty surrounding future resin demand, particularly in auto-related composites. Despite that, better logistics, consistent availability of feedstocks, and efficient transportation ensured the continuity of supplies. Maleic Anhydride producers countered inventory management on the...
