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China's toluene markers are sharply below crude  | Low demand despite limited supplies

China's toluene markers are sharply below crude | Low demand despite limited supplies

Dec 08, 2022

- China's toluene markers are sharply below crude- Low demand despite limited supplies



Asian toluene prices plunged on Dec. 7,
especially for domestic Chinese markers. Ex-tank supplies traded and prices
were discussed at lower levels that day. East China's prompt ex-tank supplies fell by approximately $41.40/mt
or Yuan 311/mt. This equates to $754.55/mt if you consider import-parity. According to industry sources, prompt ex-tank supplies for
H2 December were traded earlier in day at Yuan 6,280/mt. However, they were
traded Yuan 6,100-6,180/mt. Last heard the
prompt market bid at Yuan 6,120-6,200/mt. In
line with the Chinese market's fall, FOB China prices were $30-35/mt lower. FOB China at $755-775/mt amid muted spot discussions. FOB Korea saw some support. It was valued at $722/mt after
taking into account a bid last heard at $721/mt to purchase 2,000 mt ASTMD-841...

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