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North America The North American  Calcium Hydroxide market —particularly in the United States—exhibited a predominantly downward price trajectory. Although November showed modest signs of recovery, these gains were outweighed by December's pronounced slowdown in the residential real estate market and the continued weakness of the cement industry. October witnessed weak demand across the U.S. market, primarily reflecting a downturn in manufacturing activity. This slowdown pointed to sluggish construction activity, applying downward pressure on Calcium Hydroxide prices. November brought slight improvements, driven by a rise in commercial construction activity, notably from government-funded infrastructure projects. Nevertheless, the persistent sluggishness of the cement industry and a decline in housing starts and permits indicated sustained weakness in overall construction demand. As a result, prices for Calcium Hydroxide remained largely flat during the month. In December, seasonal...

  Calcium Hydroxide , commonly known as slaked lime, is an essential inorganic compound with extensive applications across various industries such as construction, water treatment, chemical manufacturing, and environmental management. The market dynamics influencing calcium hydroxide prices are driven by a combination of supply chain factors, demand patterns, and geopolitical influences. As a widely utilized chemical compound, calcium hydroxide prices are highly sensitive to fluctuations in raw material costs, primarily limestone and lime. The extraction and processing of these resources involve energy-intensive processes, making the calcium hydroxide market particularly vulnerable to changes in energy prices. One of the key determinants of calcium hydroxide pricing is the construction industry, where it is extensively used for soil stabilization, cement production, and plastering. Any increase in construction activities, especially in rapidly developing economies, significantly dr...