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Asian MTBE: Retreats $47-52/mt on day, spikes $154-172/mt on week | Escalating geopolitical tensions raise overall commodity prices | Crude falls 6.21% amid prospect of Iranian supplies

Mar 08, 2022

Asian MTBE: Retreats
$47-52/mt on day, spikes $154-172/mt on week ■ Escalating geopolitical
tensions raise overall commodity prices ■ Crude falls 6.21% amid
prospect of Iranian suppliesAsian MTBE fell $45-55/mt on the day to
$1,174-1,208/mt FOB Singapore March 4, a decline from its previous high of more
than nine years ago. The rally in the energy sector amid the escalating
Russia/Ukraine conflict prompted a $154-172/mt increase in the marker on the week. Asian MTBE rose $103/mt to $1,221-1,250/mt FOB Singapore
March 3, surpassing a nine-year high. the FOB Singapore MTBE marker was at
$1,228-1,260/mt as of February 25, 2013. Despite
plunging crude oil and 92RON gasoline prices, the consistent buying interest
has held back sharper falls. In the face
of Iranian barrels, the front-month ICE Brent crude oil futures fell 6.21% to
$111.14-125.25/b at...

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