Alkyl Amine (DMA) prices in Asia saw a notable increase by mid-January, largely due to tightening inventory levels among market participants, disrupting the supply-demand balance. This imbalance led to a sharp rise in Alkyl Amine (DMA) prices during the period. With feedstock prices remaining relatively stable, cost pressure from upstream markets was minimal.
Meanwhile, Alkyl Amine (DMA) production improved, and strong demand from key downstream sectors, including agrochemicals and pharmaceuticals, further supported the price surge. The firm consumption across industrial applications added to market pressure, reinforcing the upward momentum. The price increase reflects a combination of constrained Alkyl Amine (DMA) supply, robust demand, and stable feedstock costs.
In India, Alkyl Amine (DMA) prices climbed x.xx over the past two weeks of January, driven by stronger demand and a global inventory shortfall that strained the supply chain. Feedstock movements had a mixed influence, with...
