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FOB Korean price drops due to weaker crude oil  | Chinese importers are supported by appreciation of the yuan

FOB Korean price drops due to weaker crude oil | Chinese importers are supported by appreciation of the yuan

Jan 11, 2023

- FOB Korean price drops due to weaker crude oil- Chinese importers are
supported by appreciation of the yuan





Asian isomer-grade mixedxylene dropped
$5/mt on the day to $852/mt FOB Korea at $875/mt CRU Unv1. However, it was
assessed up $10/mt to $890/mt CRC China on Jan. 10, as the Chinese domestic
market remained stable. The spread between CFR China and FOB
Korea prices has moved closer to the assessed freight levels. On Jan. 10, the
assessment for liquid chemicals weighing between 2,000 and 3,000 mt from South
Korea to east China had been assessed at $42-46/mt. FOB
Korea-CFR China spread was $38-43/mt. The decline
in FOB Korea's price was likely due to lower crude oil prices. March ICE Brent
crude oil futures fell $1.20/b to $79.34/b by 0830 GMT Asian close. In the...

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