Santos Port: The Brazilian Anhydrous Hydrofluoric Acid has noted stability in the second half of July. Demand for for the product from the refrigerant and other end-use industries in Brazil has remained weak, with a slowdown in new orders from overseas markets. Seasonal factors and adverse weather conditions have led to a significant reduction in orders of Anhydrous Hydrofluoric Acid, prompting production enterprises to cut back operations and minimize inventory buildup.
Additionally, carriers have begun reducing surcharges on some routes to South Asia and Africa, indicating improved capacity availability. This easing may be due to the early start of the peak season for North America and Europe, as shippers aimed to avoid delays and disruptions. For the week ending on xxth July xxxx, the prices of Anhydrous Hydrofluoric Acid CFR Santos Port settled at USD xxxx per tonne.
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