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US-LDPE: Export prices and domestic prices stable in week  | Contract Prices Rise 3 Cents After January Settlement  | PE exports see strengthening in Q1 according to Lyondell Basell executives

US-LDPE: Export prices and domestic prices stable in week | Contract Prices Rise 3 Cents After January Settlement | PE exports see strengthening in Q1 according to Lyondell Basell executives

Feb 09, 2023

US-LDPE:
Export prices and domestic prices stable in week-
Contract Prices Rise 3 Cents After January Settlement-
PE exports see strengthening in Q1 according to Lyondell Basell executivesThe
week ended February 8 saw domestic and export levels of low density
polyethylene improve amid bullish sentiments and talk about tightening
supply. The week ended with rail car indications ranging from 40 to 44
cents/lb. Source feedback indicated that LDPE availability is
tightening. As the month progresses, market players expect a few cent
increase in LDPE export price. A trader source stated that LDPE has been
available more readily in the past few months, and "it's also getting
tighter." Sources say that logistics issues such as port congestion,
shortage of truck drivers, and issues with acquiring containers or rail cars
have seen a slight improvement in...

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