In 2025, the Hydrogen Peroxide market witnessed a period of moderate adjustment, as supply chains remained steady and downstream demand varied across key industrial sectors. The global Hydrogen Peroxide price trend in Q3 2025 showed a modest decline of approximately 3%, influenced by cautious buying behavior, healthy inventory levels, and tempered demand from the textile, pulp/paper, and water treatment industries. Freight charges and competitive export dynamics provided intermittent support, preventing further declines.
In India, industrial-grade Hydrogen Peroxide prices in Mumbai fell 19.6% to a range of USD 290–350/MT. The decline reflected reduced activity in papermaking and printing, despite steady demand in water treatment, textiles, and chemical processing sectors. Market participants remained cautious, timing their procurement to align with downstream requirements while avoiding oversupply in warehouses. By late September 2025, selective buying led to a mild recovery, reinforcing market stability.
China’s Shanghai market reported a 1.66% decrease in Hydrogen Peroxide prices, ranging from USD 92–102/MT. Early-quarter prices remained supported by steady industrial consumption; however, accumulating inventories and weaker downstream activity pressured pricing. By September, a 2.30% improvement occurred as buyers in chemical processing and textile industries engaged in measured restocking.
Taiwan’s CIF Kaohsiung import prices increased marginally by 0.70%, trading between USD 410–450/MT. Lower freight costs and stable production supported pricing early in the quarter, but a 4.66% decline in September reflected careful inventory management by buyers. Industrial end-users prioritized procurement efficiency, balancing operational continuity with prudent expenditure amid market fluctuations.
Looking forward, market fundamentals remain steady with supply-demand equilibrium, sector-specific consumption, and strategic procurement guiding pricing. Industrial buyers are advised to monitor freight, shipment schedules, and inventory levels to maintain operational efficiency while capitalizing on short-term price movements.