Methionine Prices Set to Surge in Western Markets Amid Supply Chain Disruptions and Rising Demand
In the beginning of the third quarter, Methionine prices in Western markets are poised for an increase driven by robust demand from food and feed industries downstream. Market participants are expected to raise prices to boost profitability, supporting the upward trend.
Supply chain disruptions originating in Asia, including equipment shortages and port congestion, continue to constrain Methionine availability. Despite signs of improvement, these challenges persistently fall short of meeting high demand levels. Anticipated blank sailings in July and August will exacerbate supply constraints, coinciding with the peak season months that traditionally see heightened demand.
Moreover, significant Peak Season Surcharges announced by carriers in July will escalate shipping costs, further lifting Methionine prices in Western markets. Rising ocean freight rates in U.S. corridors, driven by global container demand, will add to import costs from Asia, likely passed on to consumers reliant on these imports.
Recent economic measures, such as the European Central Bank's interest rate cut and stabilized inflation expectations in the USA, provide additional support to the Methionine market amidst global uncertainties.
ChemAnalyst's analysis suggests sustained elevated price levels in the Methionine market, underpinned by strong end-user demand and persistent high freight rates, shaping a bullish market outlook.
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