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Asia MEG: Falls on weak demand | ICE crude futures rise $1.31/b | Downstream textile plants cut operations to ease inventory pressure

May 07, 2022

Asia
MEG: Falls on weak demand ■ ICE crude futures rise
$1.31/b ■ Downstream textile plants cut
operations to ease inventory pressureLow
demand in Asia caused the Asian mono-ethylene glycol price to fall despite
higher crude oil prices on May 6. Sources said that the
extended COVID-19 pandemic lockdown in Shanghai (China's largest city) had
caused Asian mono-ethylene glycol prices to fall due to weak demand despite
higher crude oil on May 6. The ICE July
Brent crude oil futures rose $1.31/b on the day to $111.72/b by the 0830 GMT
Asian Market close. MEG stocks will remain
low throughout the year due to large-scale production cuts in the global
economy. Trade participants stated that MEG stocks will continue to fall as a
result. In order to prepare textiles and
apparel goods for winter...

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