Trisodium Phosphate Prices Trend and Forecast
North America
Trisodium
phosphate prices have continued to drop in the USA market during the
first quarter of 2023 amid slow purchasing sentiment and strong supplies.
Feedstock Phosphoric acid has declined, which resulted in the low production
cost of Trisodium Phosphate. In addition, demand from the food additives and
lubricant industries has been weak, and there were limited inquiries for new
orders from end-users, resulting in a bearish pricing trend in the domestic
market. In addition, the manufacturing activity in the US market has also been
underperforming, contributing to the sluggishness in the market. Operating
rates have remained stable, leading to high inventory levels in the USA.
Additionally, market participants reported that the recent banking crisis in
the USA had had a negative impact on the market growth of various commodities,
including Trisodium Phosphate.
Asia- Pacific
Prices of Trisodium Phosphate
have witnessed an upward trend in China market during the first quarter of 2023
due to improved buying sentiments in the market. The increase in procurement
reported from the downstream food additives and lubricant industries has
impacted the price value chain of Trisodium Phosphate in the Chinese domestic
market. Thus, as a result of strong downstream demand, the manufacturers were
compelled to revise their offers to gain some profit margins. In addition,
operating rates were improved in the domestic market due to increased
consumption from the downstream industries. Although, feedstock Phosphoric
Acid Prices showed a narrow fluctuation throughout the quarter.
Furthermore, China's PMI increased from 49.2 to 51.6 in February, signifying an
expansion in both manufacturing and industrial activity.
Europe
Trisodium phosphate prices have
dropped in the European market during the first quarter of 2023 owing to gloomy
buying sentiments along with firm supplies in the region. In addition, domestic
production remained under check while the Trisodium phosphate imports from Asia
improved on European shores as the freight charges declined drastically. On the
other hand, due to high-interest rates and inflation, the demand from the
downstream food additives and lubricants industries has remained weak in the
region. There were no new orders from end-use industries, so the product ended
up in stock. Furthermore, the European region has witnessed a drop in PMI for
March 2023 as Eurozone Manufacturing PMI declined to 44.7, measuring a dip of
3.5% on a monthly basis and remaining in contraction.
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