Major Chinese producers’ polyolefin inventories down below 600,000 tons
Total polyolefin inventories were down by 25,000 tons to be reported at 580,000 tons, indicating a 4% decrease from November 22 to November 29.
“The market expectations for changes in PE futures are stabilizing, with near-term outlooks remaining weak while players express greater optimism for the longer term. However, the PP market lacks clear direction in the short term. Buyers and sellers are in a deadlock, leading to a lack of movement or clear trend,” commented a market player.
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