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Archives :: PriceWatch :: Polymers
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October 20, 2010
Polymer prices were mixed in October with contract prices generally edging higher but spot prices very unevent but net lower. Export linear low-density polyethylene (LLDPE) saw buyers...http://www.chemweek.com/pricewatch/polymers/Polymer-Prices-Mixed-in-U-S-and-Europe_30349.html October 15, 2010
PP prices raced higher in Asia this week. Gains were on the back of a series of bullish triggers including rallying prices of propylene feedstock and strong demand trends...http://www.chemweek.com/pricewatch/polymers/Prices-Edge-Higher-in-China_30274.html October 8, 2010
PP prices firmed across Asia this week. Prices were up essentially on the back of stronger energy and naphtha rates, accompanied by improved demand trends recorded in some parts of...http://www.chemweek.com/pricewatch/polymers/Chinese-Polymers-Prices-Edge-Higher_30104.html October 1, 2010
The buying pulse in China's PP markets was seen dull through most of the week. Although Monday and Tuesday did see some post Autumn holiday and pre National holiday inquiries, the...http://www.chemweek.com/pricewatch/polymers/Chinese-Polymer-Markets-Quiet_29899.html September 23, 2010
Most of the action in polymer markets this week has taken place in North America, with polyethylene (PE) and polystyrene (PS) rising but polypropylene (PP) declining. Players say that...http://www.chemweek.com/pricewatch/polymers/Minor-Movement-in-North-American-Polymers-Market_29712.html September 20, 2010
PP prices in select parts of Asia declined last week. A drop in upstream energy prices, softer prices of propylene feedstock and dull demand trends in China together dragged...http://www.chemweek.com/pricewatch/polymers/China-Polymer-Prices-Mixed-Ahead-of-Holiday-Week_29641.html September 14, 2010
PP prices were pulled lower in parts of Asia last week. PP injection and PP raffia grade prices were assessed at the USD 1255/mt to USD 1260/mt CFR Far East Asia levels while PP film...http://www.chemweek.com/pricewatch/polymers/China-Polymer-Prices-Mixed-Post-Holidays_29486.html September 9, 2010
Polymer prices remained very quiet this week, despite the back-to-work mood upstream in petrochemicals. But players say this could be the calm before the storm with produces hoping to...http://www.chemweek.com/pricewatch/polymers/Polymer-Prices-in-Europe-U-S-Quiet-Amid-Contract-Nominations_29338.html August 27, 2010
PP gained in Asia this week. Prices firmed despite softer energy prices and sluggish buying sentiments across most parts of Asia. The holy Muslim month of Ramadan slowed down buyer...http://www.chemweek.com/pricewatch/polymers/Polymer-Prices-in-China-Inch-Upward_29065.html August 24, 2010
After months of low market sentiments, polymer markets in Asia are picking up. Buying has risen, especially for PE derivatives. For LDPE, applications such as agricultural films are in...http://www.chemweek.com/pricewatch/polymers/Polymer-Prices-in-Asia-Slowly-Rising-Players-Say_28983.html August 23, 2010
Buying sentiments in Asia's PP markets remained bearish last week. Sellers however held their offer prices firm citing concerns about the tight availability of upstream propylene...http://www.chemweek.com/pricewatch/polymers/Chinese-Polymer-Prices-Firm_28979.html August 16, 2010
All polymers except styrene maintained at their existing prices. Buying sentiments have been down and many consumers were in ‘wait and see’ situation, leading end users to...http://www.chemweek.com/pricewatch/polymers/Polymer-Prices-Stable-in-Asia_28824.html August 13, 2010
North American polymer prices were mixed, with low-density polyethylene (LDPE) and linear LDPE spot material higher by just $20/m.t. However, polypropylene reported much stronger...http://www.chemweek.com/pricewatch/polymers/U-S-Europe-Polymer-Prices-Mixed_28792.html August 13, 2010
PP prices in Asia were seen down adjusting this week across select parts of Asia. PP raffia and PP injection prices were assessed down at the USD 1220/mt CFR Far East Asia levels while...http://www.chemweek.com/pricewatch/polymers/Chinese-Polymer-Prices-Push-Higher_28774.html August 9, 2010
A spike in propylene feedstock costs coupled with rising demand and firmer energy prices, allowed sellers of PP this week to up adjust sharply their offer prices. PP raffia and...http://www.chemweek.com/pricewatch/polymers/Chinese-Polymer-Prices-Edge-Higher_28680.html August 2, 2010
PP prices raced higher in Asia this week. Raffia and injection prices were assessed up at the USD 1185/mt CFR Far East Asia levels while PP film prices were assessed up at the USD...http://www.chemweek.com/pricewatch/polymers/China-Polymer-Prices-Edge-Higher_28507.html July 28, 2010
Polymers prices were level this week, especially in polyethylene. Polypropylene prices firmed up during the week, as demand rose and buyers' sentiments improved in comparison to...http://www.chemweek.com/pricewatch/polymers/Asia-Polymers-Move-Narrowly_28402.html July 20, 2010
Polymer prices in Asia continued on their downward path last week. The markets are still sluggish and buyers are working at the minimum inventory levels. Buyers are waiting for...http://www.chemweek.com/pricewatch/polymers/Price-Trends-for-Asian-Polymers_28172.html July 14, 2010
Summer doldrums seem to have come to polymer markets early this year, but players explain that there is little energy for arguing after intense spring and early summer negotiations...http://www.chemweek.com/pricewatch/polymers/Polymer-Prices-Flat-on-Both-Sides-of-Atlantic_28058.html July 9, 2010
Prices of PP in China were dragged down this week, the fall trigged by muted regional buying activity and a decline in feedstock propylene values. CFR Far East Asia prices of PP...http://www.chemweek.com/pricewatch/polymers/Polymer-Prices-in-China-Fall-on-Sluggish-Trading_27977.html |
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