In April xxxx, the Vinyl Acetate Ethylene Redispersible (VAERD) Powder market saw prices drop in both the US and Germany, with muted demand and oversupply being the major drivers in both countries.
In both markets, lacklustre buying activity in major end-use sectors including paints, coatings, and construction adhesives, combined with high stocks, continued to characterize market conditions. Although some infrastructure-related activities were offering isolated support, they were not enough to turn around the prevailing bearish attitude for VAERD Powder market.
In the US, VAERD Powder prices declined by x.xx month-over-month, largely because of lacklustre downstream offtake and persistent supply availability. Buyers were cautious in their purchasing strategies, dissuaded by lingering trade policy events, and slackening demand within residential construction and auto-coating. While commercial infrastructure, such as data centre projects, retained some buying activity, it was unable...
