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East China inventory increases on week  | Asia trade talks are sparse

East China inventory increases on week | Asia trade talks are sparse

Nov 07, 2022

- East China inventory increases on week- Asia trade talks are sparse



Asian toluene prices rose to stronger Nov.
4, tracking crude oil values. The
January ICE Brent crude oil futures contract was at $96.44/b at 4:45 pm
Singapore time (0830 GMT). There weren't any firm offers or bids on the
South Korean market. China-origin cargoes
were available for second-half November loading at $935-$950/mt FOB Maoming
3,000mt, minimum 99.5% purity and letter of credit at the sight. H1 December
was offered at $950-$970/mt. A second east
China cargo was offered at $935-$955/mt FOB Maoming, minimum 99.5% purity and
letter of credit at sight. H1 Decemberb> was offered at $950-970/mt.
Industry sources reported that another east China cargo was also being offered
at $940-$960/mt FOB Zhangjiagang. At 3,500
mt, South China's inventory fell by 2,000 mt...

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