The ongoing challenges in China's real estate sector have reduced demand in downstream industries like PVC and metal fabrication, which are major consumers of Calcium Carbide.
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The APAC Calcium Carbide market is experiencing a steady trend without significant improvement, due to low demand amid sufficient supply.
The ongoing challenges in China's real estate sector have reduced demand in downstream industries like PVC and metal fabrication, which are major consumers of Calcium Carbide.
The market is expected to remain stable, with no significant price changes anticipated in the near term, due to weak demand from the downstream PVC sector and sufficient supply levels.
The ongoing monsoon season has further reduced construction activity, a significant driver of PVC demand, leading to lower purchasing activity from downstream sectors.
Exports to regions like Africa, India, and South Asia have become less competitive compared to US and European supplies due to high freight rates from Asia.
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