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Asian MTBBE: Lower trade activity $32-36/mt down  | The relaxed COVID-19 measures in China have pushed up crude oil prices  | As the festive season approaches, trade activities are lower

Asian MTBBE: Lower trade activity $32-36/mt down | The relaxed COVID-19 measures in China have pushed up crude oil prices | As the festive season approaches, trade activities are lower

Nov 12, 2022

Asian MTBBE: Lower trade activity $32-36/mt down- The relaxed COVID-19 measures in China have pushed
up crude oil prices- As the festive season approaches, trade activities are lowerAsian MTBE fell $32/mt weekly to $1,003/mt
Nov. 11. There were no offers or bids submitted on the Market on Close (or MOC)
process. After
promising CPI numbers, China relaxed its COVID-19 measures. This led to a spike
in MTBE prices during the afternoon Asian trade on Nov. 11. Chinese health authorities have eased some of their COVID-19
restrictions by reducing quarantine time for international travelers and cases
by two days, and eliminating the penalty that airlines could bring infected
passengers. Local media reported that
China would also stop tracking individuals who have not been in close contact
with COVID-19 infection. A trader stated
that market participants expect...

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