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China March DOP imports slump, exports rise

China’s dioctyl phthalate (DOP) imports plunged in March while DOP exports climbed higher, as domesitc prices were lower.

04-28-2020 08:45:57
Domestic spot and futures markets remain weak on slump in crude price

Domestic prices of futures and spot goods maintained downward trend impacted by the decrease in WTI price and US stocks.

04-22-2020 17:29:51
Hydrogenated benzene prices slump on multiply factors

Shandong (JLC), March 25, 2020--China’s hydrogenated benzene market price slumped in the week ended March 20 as the international crude oil price plunged in the context of the COVID-19 spread in globe and its fundamentals weakened as a whole.

03-25-2020 16:40:33
Adipic acid prices edge down on slump in crude prices

Shandong (JLC), March 11 , 2020--China’s adipic acid market prices edged down as the plummet in crude oil prices took a blow to feedtock benzene market and the downstream demand for adipic acid was still weak.

03-11-2020 17:27:35
OX posting prices slump on weak industry chain market

Shandong (JLC), March 11, 2020--Ortho xylene (OX) posting prices plummeted on March 10 due to slack demand and downward feedstock prices as a result of plunges in crude futures prices.

03-11-2020 13:43:33
China’s OX imports slump 72.11% in Jan-Oct 2019

Shandong (JLC), November 28, 2019--?China imported 69,500 mt of ortho xylene (OX) in the first ten months of 2019, a plunge of 72.11% year on year, according to data from the General Administration of Customs (GAC).

11-28-2019 17:42:37
Probing into the fundamental causes for slumped domestic toluene

Recently, domestic toluene market entered into a clear adjustment period, with the price moving down from CNY5,050-5,100mt to CNY4,770-4,780mt rapidly (in East China), or down by 5.91%. There are two major causes for the rapidly slumped toluene market.

03-22-2016 11:38:51
Slumping crude price challenges coal-chemical industry

According to a newly-delivered report from the International Energy Agency, it is estimated that non-OPEC countries will see the biggest dump of crude supply for over 20 years next year, which is due to the slumping crude price that inhibits shale oil output in U.S.

09-24-2015 15:06:03

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