Bearish Factors Suppress Hydrogen Peroxide Prices in China
November 04, News
According to the commodity analysis system: At the beginning of November, the hydrogen peroxide market declined, with prices falling. On November 1st, the average market price of hydrogen peroxide in China was 930 CNY/ton, and on November 4th, it was 896 CNY/ton, a decrease of 3.58%.
Bearish pressure causes hydrogen peroxide prices to decline in China.
In early November, hydrogen peroxide supplies increased while terminal demand softened, creating a confluence of bearish factors that led to a gradual decline in market prices. In the Shandong region, the average price of hydrogen peroxide dropped by 50 CNY/ton, settling at 850–900 CNY/ton. Meanwhile, in Anhui, the average market price remained around 870 CNY/ton. As of November 4, the overall average price of hydrogen peroxide across China had fallen to approximately 890 CNY/ton—a decrease of 50 CNY/ton compared to earlier levels.
The hydrogen peroxide analyst believes that demand in the printing and paper industries remained moderate in mid-November, while supply pressure on hydrogen peroxide persists. As a result, market conditions are expected to remain weak overall in the near term.
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