In June 2025, Calcium Chloride prices in the U.S. increased by 1.45%, supported by steady local supply, higher freight costs, and resilient industrial demand. While infrastructure-led consumption—especially in Texas—offered price support, national construction spending declined by 0.3%, with private residential activity down 0.8%, limiting stronger price growth. Domestic Calcium Chloride manufacturers maintained balanced output, minimizing import reliance, while rising diesel prices pushed up logistics costs. Despite stable usage in dust control, concrete acceleration, and industrial applications, cautious procurement amid elevated mortgage rates dampened demand from private construction. Exports of Calcium Chloride remained negligible, as market focus stayed on domestic fulfillment. With ongoing freight rate volatility and softening housing activity, prices are expected to remain stable in Q3, contingent on infrastructure spending and monetary policy cues.
In June 2025, the price of Calcium Chloride in the U.S. market rose by 1.45%. This rise came on the back of steady local supply levels, increased logistical costs, and firm industrial buying in the face of growing fears of weakening construction momentum. Nevertheless, overall...
