Key Highlights
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Export calcium powder prices increased modestly in early August amid steady domestic demand.
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Import calcium powder prices softened slightly due to cautious buying and supply chain concerns.
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Mid-August saw price softening linked to weak manufacturing demand and port congestion.
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The U.S. extended the U.S.鈥揅hina trade agreement by ** days, providing calcium powder market stability.
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Prices are expected to firm in Q* driven by Golden Week pre-stocking and hopes for easing geopolitical tensions.
Early in August, export prices for calcium powder rose modestly, buoyed by firm local demand and hesitant optimism regarding a revival of the U.S.鈥揅hina trade pact. Purchasers were hopeful with expectations of tariff stability, which undergirded export price resistance. On the other hand, import prices of calcium powder eased moderately as importers were cautious under continuing uncertainty regarding policy and growing fears about supply dependability. The initial reports of typhoon activity at major Chinese ports...
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