On April 27, the ex-factory average price of Mannheim-process 50% powder potassium sulfate was 4,000 CNY/ton, up slightly by 50 CNY/ton compared to the previous week. Resource-based product prices remained stable, while processed product prices experienced a slight increase due to rising raw material costs.

A review from Chempricehub on potassium sulfate, with a bullish/bearish rating of 1, states that as of April 27, the ex-factory average price of Mannheim-process 50% powder potassium sulfate was 4,000 CNY/ton, a modest increase of 50 CNY/ton from the prior week. This rise is primarily attributed to increased raw material costs for processed products, whereas resource-based product prices stayed steady. The data indicates a tight supply-demand balance in the spot market, with cost-driven price increases providing supportive momentum for spot prices. Given the current market conditions, although this price increase is modest, its persistence is notable, and it is expected that spot prices may maintain an upward trend in the short term.