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Mid-Eastern PE sees additional declines in May

The global trend is downwards for PE as demand is lackluster across the globe partly because ethylene costs have slumped due to plummeting energy prices in major markets. Accordingly, sellers of Middle Eastern origins have surrendered to additional declines on their PE prices during May in several spot PE markets around the world...

 Polymer Digest

PP  15 May -   Domestic, overseas producers slash PP prices

PVC  16 May -   American PVC prices move lower to China

PE  17 May -   PE prices record steep declines in China

PS  11 May -   Buyers’ resistance weighs down import PS prices

PET  11 May -   Softening feedstocks pull down PET prices

ABS  14 May -   ABS prices drop further on weak upstream costs

    Plastics News
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Competitive import deals for Korean PP, Saudi GPPS in Italy

Local PE prices move down in Turkey after Petkim’s cuts

Oman’s Octal to boost PET capacity by July

China cuts reserve requirement rates

Chinese producers reduce PET prices

Weaker crude pulls down spot naphtha prices in Europe, Asia

US housing starts, industrial output top forecasts for April

Domestic PP, PE prices revised downwards in India

ICE June Brent crude fell 53 cents to $111.71/bbl Wednesday

    Monomer Markets
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