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Expected decline in downstream demand / Impact of Chinese tariffs is likely to be limited

Expected decline in downstream demand / Impact of Chinese tariffs is likely to be limited

Jun 07, 2024

The Asian glycol market saw a slight increase in the price of the product on June 6, but there were few transactions as participants remained quiet due to a lack clarity for the near future. Monoethylene glycol CFR China was up $1/mt in the day to $526/mt, June 6. This is below offers of $528-$530/mt but above bids at $524-$525/mt. Sources said that downstream demand will weaken as the polyester lull period typically lasts between June and August. According to sources, a rise in crude oil prices boosted the selling sentiment, but there were few firm bids as buyers preferred waiting for more clarity before making a decision. The August ICE Brent futures were up $1.24/b for the day, at $78.92/b. This was reported on June 6. China will impose...

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