Panthenol prices in the Chinese market continued to decline in the first half of May xxxx, extending the downward momentum established in April. The market remained under pressure from persistent oversupply, weakening domestic consumption, and limited export activity. Structural imbalances between production and demand, alongside broader deflationary forces in the Chinese industrial landscape, drove sustained bearish sentiment across the Panthenol value chain.
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Panthenol prices in China went down in early May xxxx, after a big drop in April due to oversupply and weak demand.
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Panthenol (Cosmetic Grade) FOB Shanghai was USD xx,xxx/MT in April, down x.xxx from the previous month due to industrial deflation and overproduction.
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Domestic Panthenol demand decreased due to reduced consumer spending and slowdown in China’s manufacturing sector.
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Panthenol exports from China decreased due to US-China trade tensions and tariffs.
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Panthenol prices in China will continue to go down in late...
