In Q1 2025, n-Hexane prices in China declined to $1109/MT, marking a 6.6% decrease from the previous quarter. This price reduction was primarily driven by the establishment of a supply-demand equilibrium. As supply chains continued to stabilize and demand moderated, the market found a more balanced footing. The equilibrium between supply and demand allowed for a more predictable pricing environment, with fewer disruptions and volatility. This steady trend suggested that the market was in a phase of stability, with prices likely to maintain a more consistent trajectory moving forward. This price change impacted importing countries like India, Vietnam and Argentina.



