Chinese PAM Prices Decline for Second Month on High Inventories and Lower Costs
Gabreilla Figueroa15-Sep-2025
In August 2025, the Polyacrylamide (PAM) prices in China showcased the declining trend for the second consecutive month. This month, the PAM market witnessed a decline of 1.25% driven by ample inventories and declining production costs. However, the downstream mining sector showcased a slight incline in its performance, but it was not sufficient to offset the limited export inquiries amid the ongoing market uncertainty.
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PAM prices witnessed a decline for the second consecutive month, driven by ample inventory levels and reduced production costs.
Although mining production witnessed a slight surge, weak export inquiries and cautious domestic buying failed to support price recovery.
The xx-day extension of the US-China tariff truce helped stabilize trade sentiment, but ongoing negotiations kept procurement conservative.
PAM prices in China fell this month, due to the weakness in the demand-side dynamics. Overall demand remained lackluster, with little improvement in new orders, even with more consumer subsidies. However, according to the National Bureau of Statistics of China, mining production in China was growing at x.xxx in August xxxx, which was higher than the xx recorded the prior month. However, this was not sufficient to uplift the market sentiments; export sales were also limited, reflecting weak overseas demand for PAM and...
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