In November 2025, Pyridine prices in the United States fell slightly. Steady production kept supply abundant, and muted buying interest pressured spot levels. Output rates remained stable, supported by moderate inflows of feedstock acetaldehyde and balanced operations at chemical plants. Exports showed cautious stability, with varied trade routes and strong overseas demand helping to offset risks. Investment in infrastructure and digital systems also supported performance. Procurement activity remained cautious, leaving sellers with softer signals in a balanced but quiet market. Demand stayed steady, driven by agrochemicals, pharmaceuticals, and industrial intermediates. The rebound in construction and automotive activity helped coatings and specialty chemicals, while agrochemical formulations and pharmaceutical intermediates saw consistent use. Vitamin B3 production also held firm, supported by pharmaceuticals, nutraceuticals, cosmetics, and animal feed. Looking ahead, year-end inventory cuts, seasonal slowdowns, and competitive international pricing are expected to push Pyridine prices lower into early 2026.
