International PP Offers for South Asia Move Lower
PP Film offers were reported at $1370/MT, marking a decline of $25/MT from previous levels.
PP Injection and PP Raffia grades were both assessed at $1345/MT, each recording a decrease of $25/MT.
Meanwhile, PP Co-Polymer (CP) offers also moved lower by $25/MT, settling at $1425/MT.
The latest reductions reflect cautious market sentiment across the region as buyers continue limiting purchases amid weak downstream demand and sufficient inventory availability.
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