The cost of Metoprolol Succinate increased in the USA and German markets as a result of increased demand from end-user healthcare and pharmaceutical industries and consistent inquiries from local suppliers. Insufficient product stock levels in the warehouses of market retailers and merchants further support this upward trajectory. In addition, extreme temperatures, heatwaves, and rainfall in the US and Germany disrupted the supply chain, hindering suppliers' ability to deliver goods in a timely manner, thus leading to an increase in metoprolol succinate prices.

In the United States, a combination of rising inflation, high business costs, and inventory restocking have contributed to the upward trend in the price of metoprolol succinate. US business activity declined to its lowest level in five months in July, leading to longer delivery time and increased shipment cost, which in turn contributed to the rise in the metoprolol succinate prices. According to the government of the US, a 3.2% increase in consumer prices for the month of July followed a 3% annual increase in June, the lowest rate in over two years. Food prices increased by 0.2%, while energy prices just increased by 0.1%. Additionally, the import volume of goods also reduced from the major exporting countries such as China, which reduced the market supply, increasing the metoprolol succinate prices.

The German economy has not been able to grow due to the increasing cost of borrowing, high inflation, and the increasing interest rate by the European Central Bank (ECB). The energy prices also increased in Germany amid Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, which supported the rise of metoprolol succinate prices. Apart from that, the contraction in the manufacturing sector indicates a slowdown of business activity and a decrease in the inventory level among market merchants, which led to an increase in the prices of metoprolol succinate. The economic and geopolitical uncertainty and tightened market conditions also led to a decrease in the supply in the German market. In addition, the price of metoprolol succinate API went up in exporting countries such as China, which subsequently caused an increase in the prices in Germany. As a result, market suppliers and traders concentrated on replenishing the inventories, keeping the market situation positive.

Based on the ChemAnalyst analysis, the prices of metoprolol succinate are expected to increase in the upcoming months to come due to a sustained increase in end-user demand. As a result, suppliers are likely to increase their prices, further contributing to the favorable market conditions. Moreover, the ease of trading activity could further stimulate the growth of the metoprolol succinate market.