Dalian Futures End Lower as PP, PE, PVC and MEG Extend Losses

September LLDPE futures settled at CNY 7,631/ton (approximately $1,001/ton, excluding VAT), falling by CNY 131/ton ($19/ton) from the previous session. The contract registered a trading volume of 545,606 tons.
September PP futures posted a steeper decline, closing at CNY 8,139/ton (around $1,067/ton, excluding VAT), down CNY 202/ton ($30/ton). Trading activity remained strong, with a total volume of 871,570 tons.
September PVC futures also edged lower, settling at CNY 4,458/ton (approximately $585/ton, excluding VAT). The contract declined by CNY 22/ton ($3/ton) and recorded a trading volume of 788,657 tons.
Meanwhile, September MEG futures saw the largest loss of the session, closing at CNY 4,671/ton (around $613/ton, excluding VAT), down CNY 256/ton ($38/ton). Trading volume reached 911,202 tons, the highest among the four contracts.
Overall, the August 5 session reflected broad weakness across the Dalian futures market, with declines in PP, LLDPE, PVC, and MEG indicating softer market sentiment.
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