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The length of the Chinese and Southeast Asian legacies on prices | India's muted demand

Jun 17, 2022

- The length of the Chinese and Southeast Asian legacies
on prices- India's muted demand



Trade activity in China and Southeast Asia
grew on June 16 due to a longer market and the pressing need for stock
clearance amid limited tank space. China
saw a shortage of tank storage in June/ July, which led to selling pressure for
prompt spot cargoes. A cargo of
non-sanctioned source was offered at $340/mt CFR China. On June 16, a bid was
made at $335/mt CFR China. On June 16, a
third offer was made at $350/mt China. A bid was received at $335/mt China on
June 16. There were no deals. A cargo to be delivered to Dumai, Indonesia in August was
available at $390/mt in Southeast Asia. According
to trade sources, Merak's methanol tanks were full so sellers had...

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