US Carbon Disulphide Market Maintains Firm Outlook Amid Cautious Inventory Management

USA carbon disulphide prices increased by 2.20% in June 2026 as stronger export demand and higher sulphur-based feedstock costs supported firmer producer offers. Early-month spot buying from Latin American agrochemical customers ahead of the pesticide season gave Gulf Coast suppliers better pricing power. Through the middle and end of June, steady domestic industrial consumption and tighter inventories kept the market supported, even though production facilities continued operating without major shutdowns. The main demand driver came from export-oriented agrochemical manufacturing, while domestic pesticide and industrial demand remained steady rather than sharply expanding. This balance allowed sellers to maintain a mildly bullish tone without facing strong resistance from buyers. On the supply side, rising sulphur costs lifted production expenses, while environmental and safety restrictions limited the chance of rapid supply growth. Looking ahead, the market is expected to remain firm in early Q3, supported by Latin American bookings and cautious stock management. However, softer seasonal demand and slower export interest later in the year may limit further price gains.