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FOB Korea gains while CFR China, east China decline / Any-March offer tender emerges from South Korea

Feb 09, 2022

FOB Korea gains while CFR China, east China decline Any-March offer tender emerges from
South Korea



While the Asian benzene
market saw more derivatives trading on February 8, the physical trade momentum
was modest. FOB Korea benzene physical markers rose
$7 per day to $1,042.67/mt-$1,042.75/mt on February 8, a six-month high. This
was due to buying interest returning for March lay cans and April clay cans. This was despite a slight drop in oil prices. At 0830 GMT, April Brent's crude oil was $91.85/barrel, down
71c/b day. According to industry sources,
a South Korean producer offering a benzene package for any March loadings from
port Onsen was offered via a tender with the same-day validity. More details were not available. As prompt to second-half March ex–tank discussions fell
marginally below the Yuan 8000/mt level, East China's...

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