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Asia recycled LDPE - Stable in thin trade | Production is hampered by low feedstock supplies | Thin Trading due to low demand and high production costs

Jul 02, 2022

Asia recycled LDPE - Stable in thin trade■ Production is hampered by low feedstock
supplies■ Thin Trading due to low demand and high
production costsThe Asian recycled low-density
polyethylene prices remained stable on June 29, despite thin trading. Market
recovery was slow due to low feedstock collection, rising electricity costs,
and high crude oil prices. Sources said
that the lack of consistent feedstock resulted in varying yields and outputs,
making it difficult to offer large quantities of recycled polymer feedstock. Sources said that recyclers expected a resumption in tourism
and an easing of COVID-19 regulations to increase bale supply in the coming
months. In Southeast Asia, markets were low on demand due to inflationary
pressures, while the prospect of a recession was weighing on sentiment. As some sellers had difficulty moving prices down, others
were still...

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