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TiO2 Prices will Stay Flat

By Staff -- Purchasing, 10/18/2007

U.S. buyers of titanium dioxide (TiO2) insist that demand is too weak to support any price hikes the rest of this year. With dmeand from the housing industry dropping, producers' price hikes have not stuck. Prices for rutile-based TiO2 have held steady at 98¢ since April.
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