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Dimethylformamide (DMF) prices in China surged in early March as a bout of precautionary restocking by traders and downstream processors collided with rising feedstock and logistics costs due to escalating Middle East tensions. Early March trading saw a sharp shift from the sideways pattern that dominated February, driven by geopolitical tensions that tightened shipping routes and pushed buyers to secure cargoes ahead of Q* demand. Pre-summer restocking FOR DMF by pharmaceutical, polyurethane (PU) and agrochemical manufacturers lent additional support, while producers exercised more cautious offer strategies amid higher energy market volatility and uncertain inbound supply flows. DMF Buyers feared that prolonged tensions and shipping constraints around the Strait of Hormuz could increase transportation costs and delay deliveries.
The DMF price increase in early March **** occurred despite persistent structural oversupply in the Chinese DMF market. Domestic production capacity expanded significantly from ***,*** tons per...
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