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At the start of Q3 2025, Toluene Diisocyanate (TDI) prices in Europe declined amid moderate production and lower feedstock costs, driven by easing crude oil prices. However, supply was constrained due to labor shortages, port strikes, and rising logistics costs. Demand remained mixed—automotive sales dropped in Western Europe, impacting PU usage, while the UK market showed resilience. Construction-related demand stayed weak. Despite these challenges, TDI prices are expected to rise in early Q3, supported by seasonal demand for coatings and limited supply due to summer-related production slowdowns and workforce shortages.
At the beginning of Q3 2025, Toluene Diisocyanate (TDI) prices in Europe declined amid moderate production rates and decline in production costs. However, supply rates were affected by labor shortages, and rising transport costs. Meanwhile, demand remained mixed as automotive sales dropped in Western...
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