Pet Coke Enters November 2025 on Two-Speed Path: Europe Flat, Asia Up 1.02% in Week’s Trade

Pet Coke Enters November 2025 on Two-Speed Path: Europe Flat, Asia Up 1.02% in Week’s Trade

Conrad Beissel 04-Nov-2025

The global pet coke market started November 2025 with a counterbalancing theme—a market that is divided, yet balanced, at an industrial level. In Europe, the market remained stable as operational refinery activity continued to flow free and supply levels were comfortable, balancing low demand and higher costs for environmental compliance. The UK and Rotterdam hub-maintained stability on the refinery throughput side and the cement sector remained active. In Asia, the region exhibited strength to start the month, driven by strong consumption from the cement sector, along with the anode and electrode industries, and tightening feedstock availability for refinery outages. The region remained supported by active trade flows and steady industrial calloff rates in China and South Korea. While Europe’s pet coke activity continues to demonstrate balance and caution, Asia appears to be building consistent momentum, powered by supply interruptions and economic industrial advancement. Overall, the global pet coke market enters November with stability in the West and overall strength in the East.

The pet coke (calcined petroleum coke) market globally entered November xxxx; with discernibly varying regional directions, illustrating a fragile yet changing balance in the global energy and industrial landscape. European pet coke markets were stable in a period of slow demand and sufficient supply, while the Asian pet coke markets continued to rise supported with increasingly limited feedstock availability and strong downstream demand from the cement, anode and electrode industries. This divergence shows the combination of environmental regulation, refinery availability and the impact of the supply chain on the direction of the pet coke market as the end of the year approaches.

Pet coke Calcined FD Liverpool prices in the UK continued to be stable at USD xxx.xx/MT for the week ending October xx, xxxx. Notably, this marks the twelfth straight week of stability. The xx-week moving average of USD xxx.xx/MT reflects stability. Softer...

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