Late July Demand Slowdown Pushes US Sulphur Prices Lower

The Sulphur price declined by *.*** during the week ending late July, with the market assessed at USD ****/MT. Throughout most of July, Sulphur traded within a narrow range as buyers and sellers maintained balanced negotiations and inventories remained comfortable. However, as the month drew to a close, purchasing momentum weakened, causing Sulphur suppliers to revise quotations lower in response to slower spot inquiries. The correction followed several weeks of stable pricing rather than a fundamental deterioration in the market. While the weekly movement reflected softer short-term sentiment, the overall monthly trend remained considerably steadier than the final week alone suggested.

On the supply side, Sulphur availability remained adequate across the United States. Production from refinery and natural gas processing operations continued without significant interruptions, ensuring sufficient Sulphur volumes reached the domestic market. Feedstock availability remained stable as refinery operating rates were largely unchanged,...