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Crude slips $1.97/b on day | Net import volumes are still strong

Feb 10, 2022

Crude
slips $1.97/b on day Net import volumes are still strong



Due
to the lower demand for cargoes after the fall in crude oil prices, Asian mono
ethylene glycol prices fell on February 9. The ICE April Brent crude oil futures dropped 88 cents/b to $90.97/b-$90.110/b
by 4:30 pm Singapore time. The MEG
inventories were stable at 440,000 mt as of the day before. A
trader said that Asia's net imports are expected
to surpass other regions by 2022. According
to traders, Chinese MEG plants produced more than 10,000,000 mt in 2021 and
have a capacity of over 20 million mt/year. Some traders suggested that it would require surpluses from
the whole Middle East or some parts of the US to satisfy Asia's demand for MEG. According to market sources, US spot MEG export volumes were
not...

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