Global PE Offers for South Asia Move Sharply Lower
HDPE Injection Molding (HD IM) offers dropped by $65/MT, settling at $1410/MT.
HDPE Blow Molding grades also moved lower, declining by $45/MT to reach $1430/MT.
HDPE Film offers recorded one of the steepest corrections, falling by $65/MT to settle at $1430/MT.
Meanwhile, LLDPE offers decreased by $55/MT, reaching $1425/MT.
The latest reductions reflect cautious buying activity across South Asia as converters continue limiting purchases amid sufficient inventory levels and weak downstream demand conditions.
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