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Sulfate-grade TiO2 price range narrows; Covid situation in China dominates

By Claire Patel-Campbell
Published: Thursday, 21 April 2022

Sulfate-grade titanium dioxide prices edged downward in the week to Thursday April 21, with market participants reporting persistent challenges in China resulting from the recent resurgence of Covid-19 infections in the country.

Fastmarkets’ weekly assessment of the price of titanium dioxide pigment, sulfate grade, fob China, narrowed downward to $3,150-3,250 per tonne on Thursday, from $3,150-3,300 per tonne previously....

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