The Israeli bromine market remained resilient for the week ending May x, xxxx, even as geopolitical tensions in the region continued. Smooth production at ICL Group&#xx;s Dead Sea facilities ensured supply and demand were balanced. Despite security risks in the surrounding area, bromine production has been stable, and there has been no major disruption to the market. The ongoing Red Sea conflict, however, remains a source of concern for international trade and logistics.
Israeli bromine prices remained firm at USD x,xxx per metric ton FOB Haifa, after a x.xx decline in the last week. Price stability is indicative of balanced market fundamentals. While security threats continue, particularly against vessels linked to Israel, the manufacture and supply of bromine have not been significantly impacted yet.
The Red Sea is still a war zone, having an impact on shipping activities. Although...
