In Q1 2025, Acrylonitrile (Purity; ≥99%) prices in the U.S. averaged $1342/MT FOB Houston, reflecting a 2.93% decline from Q4 2024. The decrease was primarily due to continued weakness in industrial demand, with the automotive and construction sectors facing slower recovery amid persistent economic uncertainties. Additionally, propylene feedstock prices softened, reducing production costs and easing price pressures. Downstream demand from textiles and plastics remained sluggish, as buyers adopted a cautious approach amid market volatility. While some seasonal restocking occurred, it was not enough to offset the overall decline, keeping prices on a downward trajectory.










