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Asian PP: Competitively priced exports drag market lower  | Chinese domestic prices hit two-year low  | Chinese-origin cargoes push down regional import prices

Asian PP: Competitively priced exports drag market lower | Chinese domestic prices hit two-year low | Chinese-origin cargoes push down regional import prices

May 29, 2023

Asian
PP: Competitively priced exports drag market lower- Chinese
domestic prices hit two-year low- Chinese-origin
cargoes push down regional import pricesAsian
polypropylene prices fell on the week May 24, with the CFR Southeast Asia PP
Raffia grade falling $45/mt week on week to $935/mt. In China, the PP
market experienced another downturn in prices as the futures market plunged
below the Yuan 7,000/mt level at the start of the week. April's
poorer-than-expected economic data is still having an outsized effect on the
market, market sources said, while low prices in the upstream coal, naphtha and
propane markets put further drag on recovery. The PP Raffia China domestic
marker fell Yuan 175/mt on the week to Yuan 7,025/mt on May 23, its lowest
point since April 8, 2020, when it closed at Yuan 6,925/mt. "Prices
have not...

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