First Quarter of 2023 in Europe Ethanol Prices
North America
Overall market dynamics of Ethanol Prices
in the North American market remained stable on account of a balanced
production rate and available stockpile with end-use manufacturing units. USDA
figures showed an increase in production rate and increased demand for the
commodity in the biofuel production industry. Domestic and foreign demand for
the product was mild, and the producer had an abundant stockpile to meet
domestic demand. Towards the quarter end, the final price of Ethanol was
determined by the tight supply of sugar in the US market, as well as the rising
demand from the biofuel and food industries. Senators from the United States
were attempting to increase the international market for its Ethanol gas blend.
Towards the quarter end, Ethanol prices were observed at USD 755 per MT, FOB
Texas.
The overall market dynamics of
Ethanol in the Asia-Pacific market declined slightly on account of the
fluctuating demand outlook for the product. The Chinese market restarted
operations in the country and trading in the foreign market during the Lunar
post holidays in the country. End-user manufacturers continued to confront
workforce shortages and fewer product inquiries. Manufacturing firms' recently
signed orders remained constant while their inventories increased. Several
enterprises had reopened at the same time, and supply was increasing. Prices
were too high, restrictive downstream demand. Buyers showcased wait-and-watch
behavior before placing larger orders towards the quarter's end. Corn market volume
in the production area remained strong, but port corn arrival volume increased.
At the same time, downstream demand remained static, and buyers were hesitant
to place orders. Towards the quarter end, Ethanol prices were observed at USD
895 per MT, Ex-Shanghai.
Europe
In the first quarter of 2023, the
market Ethanol
Prices followed the inclined trend In the European market. Because of
the ease of the import, the German providers received the ethanol consignment
from the United States with declined transit time. Biofuel continued to be in
high demand in the local market throughout the quarter. The observed rise in
energy prices raised production costs. Demand for the product from food
services, as well as demand for Ethanol blended biofuel. To meet food industry
demand and reduce reliance on imported oil, the European government intended to
prohibit the use of vegetable oils in the production of biofuel. As a result,
demand for the product from ethanol-based biofuel companies, as well as the
pharmaceutical and food sectors, has increased, affecting final Ethanol prices
on the European market. Towards the quarter end, Ethanol prices were observed
at USD 1120 per MT, CFR Hamburg.
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