First Quarter of 2023 in Asia Pacific Melatonin Prices
North America
The Melatonin
Prices demonstrated an upward momentum during the first quarter of
2023, with FOB New York prices escalating from $130260 per MT in January to
$133860 per MT in March. Considering the market instability in the previous
quarter, industry experts had anticipated that the pharmaceutical and
nutraceuticals industries would continue to sail through mixed sentiments
during the first quarter of 2023. However, consistent demand for Melatonin
throughout the quarter from the end users and reasonable inquiries from
downstream suppliers maintained the market dynamics in the US. Since the supply
chain and trade remained strong throughout the first half of the quarter,
China's relaxation of its zero-covid prohibition was advantageous. This further
reduced freight costs benefitting the commerce between the US and China.
The Asia Pacific region showed
encouraging prospects for the Melatonin
Price Q1 2023. The multi-trillion-dollar Asia Pacific economy, which
had been severely struggling over the previous four years, received a boost
when China decided to suspend the draconian COVID-19 restrictions during the
first week of January. Prices remained stagnantly positive in the first quarter
of 2023 in China, from $102555 per MT in January to $102000 per MT in March FOB
Shanghai. The price of Melatonin in the local market for nutraceuticals and
pharmaceuticals experienced a roll-over sentiment for two consecutive weeks in
January following the Lunar Holiday, which lasted one week. Additionally, the
Demand and Supply picture remained favorable throughout the quarter.
Europe
A rise in orders and shipments
from both domestic and foreign markets helped the nutraceutical sectors in
Europe get off to a strong start during the first quarter of 2023. Due to
regular orders for Melatonin coming from the end-user market, participants in
the local market experienced positive arbitrage for the vast majority of the
time. Although the European market appeared to be moving in the right
direction, China's COVID's unexpected reopening and the ongoing crisis between
Russia and Ukraine reduced inflation pressures.
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