July PP, PE offers continue to slip down in Lebanon, Jordan
In Lebanon, Mid-Eastern suppliers revealed their new July offers with $40-50/ton decreases for PE while PP offers were down by $50/ton when compared to the latest June deals. Meanwhile, US PE materials continued to exert pressure on the overall market, surfacing with $30-40/ton decreases when compared to the latest June levels.
The overall range for July is currently standing at $940-970/ton for LDPE, $900-930/ton for LLDPE, $910-940/ton for HDPE film, $920-970/ton for HDPE b/m and inj., $1040-1050/ton for PPBC, $1090-1100/ton for PPRC, $940-950/ton for PPH raffia and inj., $980-1000/ton for PPH film and fibre., on a CIF Lebanon, cash basis.
Meanwhile, players in Jordan reported receiving new July offers with $50/ton decreases for PP and PE when compared to latest June deals.
July offers are currently standing at $1040-1050/ton for LDPE, $960-980/ton for LLDPE, $930-950/ton for HDPE film, $980-1000/ton for HDPE b/m and inj., $960-970/ton for PPH raffia and inj., $990-1000/ton for PPH film and fibre. All offers are on a CIF Jordan, 90 days basis.
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