Refrigerant Market: Cost pressure and volume competition coexist

This week, most products in the refrigerant market were stable, and a few products saw a significant price increase due to the

 large increase in raw material prices and limited supply. The market characteristics of the week are as follows: the prices of basic

 raw materials such as sulfuric acid, liquid chlorine, and calcium carbide continue to fall, the core raw material hydrofluoric acid is

 relatively stable, the supporting raw materials trichloroethylene and tetrachloroethylene have tight prices, and sellers are

 reluctant to sell, resulting in corresponding products. R134A\R125 passively increases the price to reduce the pressure of loss;

 the price of other raw materials fluctuates less, and there is a loss in itself, so the corresponding refrigerant maintains stability.

 To sum up, mainstream HFCs refrigerant factories have not relaxed their mentality of bidding for shipments at the end of the

 year. Under the influence of the pressure of loss and the original intention of competing for volume, the refrigerant market will

 continue to fluctuate, and the price focus of individual products with large losses will rise as the cost rises.