In the last week of June xxxx, the Linear Low-Density Polyethylene (LLDPE) market showed different price trends across Asia and Europe. In Asia, prices dropped in China because of weaker cost support and cautious demand from buyers. In Indonesia, prices stayed mostly steady as cheaper imports balanced out the low buying activity. Meanwhile, in Europe, LLDPE prices went up noticeably, driven by rising input costs.
Key Takeaways:
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In China, LLDPE prices dropped as lower production costs and cautious buying reduced market support.
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In Indonesia, the LLDPE market stayed steady, with cheap imports balancing out low demand.
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In Europe, especially Germany, LLDPE prices went up due to rising raw material and shipping costs.
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Buyers in most regions stayed careful with purchases, keeping inventories low and avoiding overstocking.
In China, LLDPE Film Extrusion Grade prices fell by x.xx this week, reaching USD xxx/MT FOB Shanghai by...
