News summary
China’s carbon black market began the week with limited price movements and relatively quiet trading. A 9 November 2026 market roundup by Longzhong Information, carried by Mysteel, found that negotiations for new orders were largely stable across major regions. The report also noted expectations that coal-tar feedstock prices could ease during the week, potentially weighing on fresh deals.
In Shandong, tax-inclusive delivered price indications were CNY 10,200–10,400 per tonne for N220, CNY 9,200–9,400 for N330, CNY 9,700–9,900 for N550, and CNY 9,200–9,400 for N660. These are Chinese domestic indications, not export FOB prices or quotations for Iran. A separate Guangzhou assessment put N330 at CNY 9,300–9,500 per tonne, illustrating regional differences within China.
Analysis of this news
Stable quoted prices do not necessarily mean that negotiations are free from pressure. Buyers expecting lower feedstock costs may postpone orders or seek better terms. For rubber, polymer and masterbatch businesses in Iran and the Middle East, these figures offer a useful Asian-market benchmark, but actual procurement costs also depend on grade, technical specifications, exchange rates, freight and delivery conditions.
Related products: Explore Gohar Farayand Khalij Fars’ N330 supply page and N550 supply page. These are trading/supply offerings, not claims that Gohar manufactures these standard rubber grades.
Original sources (9 November 2026): Longzhong / Mysteel 1 | Longzhong / Mysteel 2 | Longzhong / Mysteel 3