The Nonwoven Fabric market in Asia remained relatively flat during the second half of November xxxx, primarily influenced by insufficient cost support from feedstock prices and moderate consumption levels across key downstream sectors. The stability in prices reflects a balance between supply and demand, with manufacturers adjusting production rates to maintain equilibrium.
In China, Nonwoven Fabric prices remained steady, with the price assessed at USD xxxx/MT FOB Wuhu during the second half of November. This stability was largely driven by balanced feedstock prices, particularly polypropylene (PP), which is a crucial raw material in Nonwoven Fabric production. Polypropylene prices remained stable across the Chinese market due to limited consumption and ample supply. In response to these conditions, regional manufacturers opted to lower operating rates to prevent oversupply, thereby contributing to stable Nonwoven Fabric prices.
Economic indicators further supported the stable trend in China&#xx;s Nonwoven Fabric market....
