PVC Prices Bottoming Out and Rebounding

                                                  PVC Prices Bottoming Out and Rebounding

On October 23, 2025, as the PVC market continued to decline, prices hit their lowest point of the year. However, recent signs of price increases in the international market have garnered widespread attention in the industry.

Price Bottom:

Since the beginning of this year, PVC resin powder prices have shown a fluctuating downward trend, currently reaching their lowest point of the year. This phenomenon is primarily driven by an imbalance in domestic supply and demand. On the one hand, the continued release of new production capacity, such as the ramp-up of new facilities at companies like Qingdao Haiwan and Xinjiang Tianye, has increased market supply pressure. On the other hand, a sluggish recovery in downstream demand, particularly the sluggish real estate market, has limited growth in demand for PVC products.

International Price Adjustment:

Despite a weak domestic market, international PVC prices have recently shown signs of upward adjustment. This change is primarily due to the gradual recovery of the global economy, which has driven increased demand for PVC in industries such as construction and packaging. Accelerated infrastructure construction, particularly in emerging markets, has further boosted PVC consumption, leading to a tightening of supply and demand in the international market. Furthermore, rising raw material costs have also pushed up international PVC prices.

Future Outlook:

Looking ahead, PVC price trends will continue to be influenced by multiple factors. In the short term, the domestic market is likely to remain oversupplied, with limited room for price rebound. However, continued growth in international demand may provide support for prices.

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