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In the first half of June ****, Aniline prices in Europe declined, driven by sluggish demand and firm availability of supplies in the regional market. Reduced demand from the construction sector, where weak MDI output continued due to slow residential activity and high borrowing costs. On the supply side, Aniline production stayed stable amid steady feedstock supplies and lower upstream costs. With high inventories carried over from May and cautious buyer activity, spot pricing remained soft, and further price easing was expected by the end of the month.

Aniline production remained stable in May ****, supported by the firm availability of feedstock Benzene, aided by steady supply conditions and lower upstream cost pressures. Brent crude oil prices declined amid expectations of increased OPEC+ output and broader economic uncertainty. The resulting drop in feedstock costs contributed to a more balanced market, and...