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Polyolefin Plastomer Market in Germany Sees Slight Decline in September 2024, But Forecast Indicates Recovery
Polyolefin Plastomer Market in Germany Sees Slight Decline in September 2024, But Forecast Indicates Recovery

Polyolefin Plastomer Market in Germany Sees Slight Decline in September 2024, But Forecast Indicates Recovery

  • 14-Oct-2024 7:50 PM
  • Journalist: Sasha Fernandes

In September 2024, the Polyolefin Plastomer market in Germany encountered a period of reducing demand, indicating the broader challenges in the country’s manufacturing sector. The market experienced a downturn, which was because of the drop in new orders and output levels. This decline was noticeable in the automotive industry, a significant consumer of Polyolefin Plastomers, as the sector struggled with diminished demand both domestically and in export markets.

The average price of Polyolefin Plastomer for the month was USD 2,880 per MT on FD – Hamburg basis, slightly lower than the price in the previous month. This moderate price drop was a direct result of subdued purchasing activities by manufacturers, who were cautious about stock management. With moderate demand and efforts to reduce existing inventories, Polyolefin Plastomer producers found themselves having to decrease prices to stay competitive. However, despite these challenges, there are signs that the market could experience recovery in the upcoming months, driven by improved supply chain management and a more favourable outlook for input costs.

Looking ahead, the forecast for Polyolefin Plastomer prices in Germany by ChemAnalyst suggests a moderate recovery by the end of this year and into early 2025. Starting this month (October), prices are expected to rise gradually, driven by stabilizing demand across key sectors such as automotive and packaging. By January 2025, Polyolefin Plastomer prices are projected to raise by 5.5%, indicating improved market dynamics as supply chains adjust to manage inventories more efficiently.

However, the forecast also indicates potential price fluctuations in February and March 2025, when prices may reduce notably. Prices of Polyolefin Plastomer are expected to drop by 2% in February and further in March. These variations are likely to be a result of continued uncertainty in demand and potential economic pressures that could affect purchasing behaviour in key sectors. Despite these temporary hold-ups, the overall trend suggests that the Polyolefin Plastomer market in Germany is shifting towards stabilization, with manufacturers adapting their strategies to cope with market volatility.

Overall, while the Polyolefin Plastomer market in Germany wintessed a nominal decline in prices during September, the outlook for the coming months points to a moderate recovery. Prices are expected to rise through the end of this year and into early 2025, although manufacturers remain cautious as demand uncertainties and economic challenges persist. The forecasted price trends for Polyolefin Plastomer by ChemAnalyst suggest that the market will see gradual improvement, with reductions expected only from February 2025 onwards.

Polyolefin Plastomer manufacturers in Germany must continue observing both domestic and international market trends, changing their pricing strategies accordingly to remain competitive. With the automotive and packaging sectors showing signs of recovery, there is confidence that the Polyolefin Plastomer market will regain certain strength, letting manufacturers to benefit from improved demand conditions. However, it remains crucial for businesses to manage their inventories well and be prepared for the potential fluctuations in the months ahead.

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