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China鈥檚 nitrobenzene market is poised for softening in the second half of May ****, with sentiment turning increasingly bearish as crude oil values retreat, benzene feedstock costs weaken, and downstream aniline producers trim operating rates. The anticipated decline in crude benchmarks is already filtering into benzene forward discussions, setting the stage for lower nitrobenzene production costs and weaker spot indications.

At the same time, aniline manufacturers, facing sluggish MDI and rubber-chemical demand, have begun cutting run rates, reducing raw-material pull and contributing to a buildup of nitrobenzene inventories that accumulated after strong Q* operating levels. Nitrobenzene market participants also report that war-related freight disruptions, particularly feedstock delivery delays linked to the Strait of Hormuz closure, have distorted procurement cycles and dampened buying confidence. These factors collectively point to a softer nitrobenzene pricing environment through late May, with buyers expected to remain highly selective and...