| Product |
Category |
Region |
Price |
Last Updated Month |
| Chlorine |
Chemicals |
India |
335 USD/MT (CFR) |
October 2025 |
| Chlorine |
Chemicals |
India |
335 USD/MT |
December 2025 |
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Asia
The chlorine market across Asia displayed varied price trajectories during the fourth quarter of 2025. In India, prices followed remained range bound through the quarter, rising steadily from the opening level to reach a peak in the middle of the period before declining slightly in the latter phase, closing the quarter below the mid-quarter high. The prices were about 335 USD/MT (CFR) in October and around 335 USD/MT in December. Steady demand from water treatment and municipal sanitation applications supported the initial upward movement, while a softening in industrial consumption from PVC and chlorinated derivative sectors contributed to the subsequent decline. In Northeast Asia, price movements were comparatively contained, with mild fluctuations reflecting balanced production conditions and steady downstream demand from water treatment segments. Maintenance-related supply adjustments provided limited support, though weak PVC sector performance kept any meaningful upward momentum in check throughout the quarter.
Europe
European chlorine prices followed a stable trajectory during the fourth quarter of 2026. Early in the quarter, steady water treatment demand and balanced operating rates provided some price support. However, subdued industrial activity, weakening construction-linked PVC consumption, and reduced seasonal offtake from sanitation sectors gradually eroded market sentiment. Competitive import flows and energy cost pressures further weighed on pricing, resulting in a meaningful decline through the latter portion of the quarter. The period closed at softer levels, reflecting a market where demand weakness outpaced the limited supply-side adjustments made by producers.
North America
North American chlorine prices exhibited a mixed trend through the fourth quarter, alternating between phases of moderate firmness and softening. Water treatment and disinfectant applications provided a degree of baseline demand support in the earlier part of the period, helping prices hold within a relatively stable range. As the quarter advanced, inventory buildup, softer PVC sector consumption, and housing market headwinds shifted the balance toward downward pressure. Supply chain improvements and consistent domestic production added to the available supply, limiting upward movement. The quarter closed at a lower level than its opening, though periodic consolidation phases throughout the period reflected the mixed demand signals received from key end-use sectors.
Analyst Insight
According to Procurement Resource, chlorine prices are expected to remain broadly stable in the near term, supported by consistent demand from water treatment and sanitation sectors alongside disciplined operating rates from producers.
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