The PVC market entered a more balanced—yet fragile—phase toward the second half of April, as the uninterrupted rally following the Middle East conflict gave way to mounting demand resistance. After a pause in increases last week, traders corrected their import K67 offers further, with buyers largely retreating to the sidelines amid lingering uncertainty around the ceasefire, as well as softer signals from Asian markets. Despite persistently high costs, the inability to pass on further increases kept the market in a consolidation phase near four-year highs...