According to the PriceWatch, In Q2 2025, Nonyl Phenol price trend for FOB Taiwan experienced a noticeable decrease compared to the previous quarter. This downward price trend was primarily driven by weakened demand from key downstream sectors such as surfactants, resins, and plastic additives, particularly in the Asian export markets.
Additionally, stable to slightly softer feedstock costs, along with sufficient inventory levels, added to the bearish sentiment in the market. Taiwanese producers maintained regular production rates, resulting in ample supply, which further weighed on prices.
Export activity faced pressure due to slower overseas buying interest, leading suppliers to adjust offers downward to remain competitive. Overall, the price decline and stood at 1330 USD per ton at the end of quarter reflected a supply-driven market amid subdued demand conditions, with Nonyl Phenol FOB Taiwan prices trending lower throughout Q2.Â
According to the PriceWatch, In Q2 2025, Nonyl Phenol price trend on a CIF Jakarta basis (originating from Taiwan) registered a decline over the course of the quarter. The price trend drop was primarily attributed to softened regional demand, particularly from downstream industries such as surfactants and resins, which maintained cautious procurement strategies amid macroeconomic uncertainties.
Additionally, stable production levels in Singapore and smooth export flows ensured sufficient availability in the Southeast Asian market, contributing to downward pricing pressure. Freight rates remained relatively steady, indicating that the price decline was largely driven by weak demand and competitive supplier offers rather than logistical factors. By the end of the quarter, CIF Jakarta prices were around 1350 USD per ton and reflected a bearish market sentiment shaped by a well-supplied environment and subdued buying activity.Â


