October ethylene contracts settle in US
by ChemOrbis Editorial Team - content@chemorbis.com
According to market sources, ethylene contracts for October settled in the US with slight decreases when compared to the September settlements.
Accordingly, new October contracts were reported at 34.75 cents/lb ($766/ton), down from 35.25 cents/lb ($777/ton) in September.
The decline in the October settlement was in line with the cracker restarts across the region.
Accordingly, new October contracts were reported at 34.75 cents/lb ($766/ton), down from 35.25 cents/lb ($777/ton) in September.
The decline in the October settlement was in line with the cracker restarts across the region.
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