The global chemical and polymer market has recently faced fresh challenges due to significant fluctuations in oil prices, a key driver of the chemical industry. These changes have led to increased volatility in international markets, directly affecting production costs, supply chains, and final product pricing.

Since a major portion of chemical and polymer raw materials are derived from crude oil, any rise or fall in oil prices has an immediate impact on industry dynamics. This situation has created new challenges for producers and exporters worldwide, including Iranian companies, in planning exports and structuring trade agreements.

Industry experts believe that while short-term oil price volatility creates instability in the chemical market, it can also open opportunities for flexible and innovative trading companies in the long run. In this regard, companies such as Diwan Tejarat Shahan are focusing on smart supply chain management and international trade consulting to minimize the effects of price fluctuations and ensure a stable supply of raw materials for their global clients.

These developments highlight that success in the global chemical market requires agility, adaptability, and modern business strategies.