The Polycarbonate market in the United States has exhibited a remarkable stability in pricing in the first week of January xxxx, a phenomenon largely attributed to the delicate balance between demand and supply. This consistent trend can be directly linked to the steady pricing of upstream crude oil, which has subsequently acted as a stabilizing force on the overall production costs of Polycarbonate. Despite this stability, recent data from the manufacturing sector reveals a contraction in output and a notable downturn in new orders in the preceding month. This downturn is indicative of broader weaknesses in both domestic and external demand conditions, prompting companies to make adjustments in their input buying activities.
In the German market, the price of Polycarbonate demonstrated stability in the initial week of January xxxx. This stability can be attributed to the sharp downturn in the construction industry, exacerbated by...
