This week&#xx;s global market for Metallocene Linear Low-Density Polyethylene (mLLDPE) showed varied trends, with prices falling in the United States while rising in Europe. In the U.S., the pace of trading slowed slightly as production and logistics stabilized after disruptions caused by Hurricane Beryl, resulting in a decrease in mLLDPE prices. Conversely, the European market experienced a price increase due to supply constraints, despite moderate to low demand from downstream industries such as construction, packaging, and automotive. In Asia, the market remained stable, although mLLDPE prices in China fell slightly by x.xx, quoted at USD xxxx/MT FOB Shanghai. Feedstock Ethylene prices decreased in Europe and Asia due to the depreciation of crude oil prices, but increased in the U.S., affecting regional mLLDPE price dynamics. The supply issues in the European and Asian mLLDPE markets, along with volatile feedstock prices, underscore the intricate interplay of factors...
