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Styrene monomer price rises on low operating costs, tight supply | September may see a slight increase in demand compared to August

Sep 01, 2022

- Styrene monomer price rises on low operating costs,
tight supply- September may see a slight increase in demand compared
to August



As styrene is still weak due to downstream
demand, there were no discussions about Asia demand. Low operating rates
continue to cause China's supply shortage. According to a market source, the current price movements of
styrene are due to tight supply. This is caused by the low operating rate in Asia. The source said that the current trend was not sustainable
because demand is still weak. However, operating rates can be adjusted to
increase supply. As end-user demand is
slowly recovering, downstream ABS markets saw a recovery in demand. Sources indicated that September's demand would be higher
than August's because of the fourth quarter festivals. Spot cargo discussions in Asia were muted as Asian...

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