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Group 1 - India's demand for PVC is significant due to its large agricultural and infrastructure sectors, with an annual import gap exceeding 3 million tons due to limited domestic production and slow capacity expansion [1] - The recent reintroduction of anti-dumping duties by India on PVC imports from China is expected to significantly impact China's PVC exports, which had been increasing since the duties were lifted in February 2022 [1][2] - In 2024, China's PVC exports are projected to reach 2.617 million tons, with India accounting for 1.3326 million tons, representing 50.92% of total exports [1] Group 2 - The cost of exporting PVC to India from China is expected to rise significantly due to the new anti-dumping duties, eliminating the previous price advantage [2] - The implementation of the anti-dumping duties is anticipated to create a "golden window" for a short-term increase in PVC demand before a decline in exports to India occurs [3] - The global PVC supply-demand relationship is not expected to change significantly in the short term, allowing China to redirect its exports to fill gaps in other markets [3][4] Group 3 - China's PVC production capacity accounts for nearly half of the global total, providing a cost advantage even if demand from India decreases [4] - New markets in Southeast Asia, Central Asia, West Asia, Russia, and Africa are expected to become growth points for PVC exports as companies adapt to the changing trade landscape [4] - Domestic PVC inventories have been increasing, with a total of 1.1383 million tons reported, indicating potential price pressure following the implementation of the anti-dumping duties [4][5] Group 4 - The anti-dumping investigation's final ruling is expected to lead to a temporary spike in exports before a period of adjustment and potential price declines as the market reshapes [5] - The transition to new markets and the adjustment of trade flows are crucial for stabilizing PVC exports in the long term [5]