Recently, China's polyvinyl chloride (PVC) export market has generally shown an upward trend, with monthly order volume registering month-on-month growth. A detailed analysis is as follows:
Driven by the cancellation of the 13% export tax rebate on PVC starting April 1st, overseas downstream customers accelerated their order placement to lock in supplies in advance. In response, Chinese PVC manufacturers and traders ramped up export efforts, triggering a wave of concentrated purchases in the market. Some enterprises’ orders have been scheduled until the end of February, effectively boosting the export market sentiment.
However, since the second half of the recent month, China's PVC export orders have declined moderately, with the market shifting to a wait-and-see stance. This trend is mainly attributed to two key factors: rising international shipping costs and the concentrated arrival of overseas shipments at Indian ports, which eased the urgent demand for Chinese supplies in the Indian market.
Looking ahead, market analysts predict that as India’s monsoon season ends and the peak demand period approaches, China's PVC export orders are expected to recover if overseas inventory is digested smoothly. Nevertheless, constraints remain: the current high inventory level and potential inventory buildup during the upcoming Spring Festival may limit the room for further price increases.
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