The global Diisopropyl Ether (DIPE) market demonstrated mixed yet largely stable trends from the end of April through till xnd week of May xxxx. While regional dynamics varied, key drivers across all major markets included downstream demand from pharmaceuticals, paints, and cleaning sectors, alongside notable shifts in supply chains and international trade policies.
In the U.S., DIPE prices remained largely stable through early May, holding firm at $x,xxx/MT for nine consecutive weeks before registering a marginal uptick of x.xxx in the second week, reaching $x,xxx/MT. This price adjustment was underpinned by renewed strength in demand from downstream sectors such as paints, cleaning agents, and pharmaceuticals, as well as consistent offtake from consumer goods industries amidst growing health and hygiene awareness.
Manufacturing operations continued without disruption, supported by stable pricing of the key feedstock Isopropyl Alcohol (IPA). Exports remained healthy with...
