US January benzene contracts settle
by ChemOrbis Editorial Team - content@chemorbis.com
According to market sources, different January benzene contracts have been settled in the US with an increase of 33-40 cents/gallon from December in the range of $2.67-2.75/gallon ($798-822/ton).
Phillips 66 settled its contracts at $2.75/gal ($822/ton) and ExxonMobil at $2.67/gal ($798/ton), sources indicated.
Phillips 66 settled its contracts at $2.75/gal ($822/ton) and ExxonMobil at $2.67/gal ($798/ton), sources indicated.
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