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Asia HDPE: Stable despite thin trade amid regional holidays / ICE Brent drops 15 cents/b in a single day / Low demand dampens discussion - Sep 19, 2024

Asia HDPE: Stable despite thin trade amid regional holidays / ICE Brent drops 15 cents/b in a single day / Low demand dampens discussion - Sep 19, 2024

Sep 19, 2024

In the week ending September 18, the Asian high density polyethylene markets remained stable due to thin trading. The week saw a slowdown in trading, as key participants from China and Taiwan had just returned after mid-autumn holidays. Participants in South Korea will be on holidays from 16-18 September due to the Chuseok Festival. Market sources reported that there were few offers because of low running rates and low demand. The ICE Brent crude oil futures for November fell 15 cents/b compared to the previous close, but increased $2.43/b over the past week. They closed at $72.92/b in the Asian closing on Sept. 18.
Asian HDPE Weekly Rationale
Due to the low volume of trade following the mid-autumn holiday, the price of dutiable unimodal high-density film polyethylene (HDPE) was stable...

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