Key Highlights
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Prices of Levocetirizine Dihydrochloride increased in August after a prior month’s decline.
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The U.S. extended the temporary U.S.–China trade agreement by xx days, supporting market stability.
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Port congestion and typhoon-related disruptions in Shanghai delayed shipments, tightening Levocetirizine Dihydrochloride supply.
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Transpacific shipping capacity became limited as exporters rushed stock clearance before holidays.
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Pre-buying ahead of China’s Golden Week and seasonal demand from multiple industries boosted prices.
August witnessed Levocetirizine Dihydrochloride prices bounce back as purchasers seized the benefit of the prolonged U.S.–China trade accord, which delayed tariff risks through November xx. This delay stimulated heightened buying under more benign tariff arrangements to support price resilience. Yet, logistical problems were piling up, particularly in Asia, as Shanghai port was still recuperating from typhoon shutdowns, with three days or longer unloading delays and ships waiting off harbor.
As the month progressed, shipping space across the Pacific tightened due to...
