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Asian markers, the SE and FE markers fell US$60 a ton in the first week of January.

In China, liquid good offers in spot market edged down US$65 a ton on the week with selling indications at US$1,460 a ton, delivered. Solid goods fell US$95 a ton.

Sinopec retained its January contract nomination at US$1,570 a ton for liquid goods while DSM Nanjing was at US$1,575 a ton for liquid goods and US$1,610 a ton for solid goods.

Caprolactum prices eased that week on languishing demand, cheaper raw material and expectation of increase in supply.

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In China, liquid good offers in spot market edged down to US$1,525-1,540 a ton while solid goods fell to US$1,585 a ton in the last week of December.

Sinopec announced January contract nomination at US$1,585 a ton for liquid goods while DSM Nanjing announced nomination at US$1,590 a ton for liquid goods and US$1,625 a ton for solid goods.

Asian markers, the SE and FE markers were pegged at US$1,240-1,260 a ton while December contract price for high-end goods were not announced.

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In China, liquid good offers in spot market were down US$10 a ton due to weak currency while solid goods fell US$35 a ton in the third week of December.

Sinopec’s December contract nomination was at US$1,635 a ton while DSM Nanjing retained its nomination to US$1,680 a ton for solid goods.

Asian markers, the SE and FE markers slipped US$10 a ton while December contract price for high-end goods was offered at US$1,370-1,430 a ton CFR.

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In the second week of December, the SE and FE Asian markers rolled over at US$1,250-1,270 a ton while December contract price for high-end goods was offered at US$1,370-1,430 a ton CFR.

In China, liquid good offers in spot market were at US$1,630 a ton while solid goods were at US$1,680-1,695 a ton.

Sinopec retained December contract nomination at US$1,650 a ton while DSM Nanjing raised its nomination to US$1,695 a ton, up US$5 from last week for solid goods.

Caprolactum prices were stable that week, taking strength from snug supply and ignoring the drop in benzene prices.

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In China, liquid good offers in spot market were at US$1,645 a ton while solid goods were up US$35 a ton in the first week of December.

Sinopec announced December contract nomination at US$1,660 a ton, up US$10 from November while DSM Nanjing pegged its nomination at US$1,690 a ton for solid goods.

Asian markers, the SE and FE fell US$10 a ton on the upper end while November contract for high-end goods settled at US$1,310-1,330 a ton CFR.

Caprolactum offers were stable to up that week as benzene markets meandered either ways while buyers and sellers on the sidelines.

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In China, liquid good offers were up US$40 a ton in the last week of November while solid goods were at US$1,640-1,660 a ton.

Sinopec’s November contract settlement was at US$1,650 a ton for liquid goods.

DSM Nanjing’s settlement for November was at US$1,690 a ton for solid goods.

Asian markers, the SE and FE fell US$50-70 a ton with buying indications at US$1,250 a ton and sporadic offers at US$1,300 a ton.

Trading values for East European goods were down US$50 a ton.

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In China, liquid good offers were mainly at US$1,600-1,630 a ton in the third week of November while solid goods fell US$70 a ton.

Asian markers, the SE and FE rolled over at US$1,300-1,350 a ton while trading values for East European goods were at US$1,300-1,350 a ton.

Sinopec cut its November contract nomination to US$1,645 a ton, down US$75 for liquid goods.

DSM Nanjing’s settlement for November was at US$1,870 a ton for solid goods.

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In China, liquid and solid good offers were both down US$70 a ton in the second week of November.

Asian markers, the SE and FE rolled over at US$1,300-1,350 a ton while trading values for East European goods were at US$1,300-1,350 a ton.

Sinopec retained its November contract nomination to US$1,730 a ton for liquid goods.

DSM Nanjing’s settlement for November was at US$1,870 a ton for solid goods.

Caprolactum prices were lower that week amid bearish sentiment and range bound benzene markets.

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Asian markers, the SE and FE were down US$20-50 a ton in the first week of November while trading values for East European goods also fell to US$1,300-1,350 a ton.

European market settled October at a reduction of US$20 a ton from September.

In China, liquid and solid good offers were both down US$30 a ton on the week.

Sinopec cut its November contract nomination to US$1,735 a ton, down US$75 for liquid goods.

DSM Nanjing’s settlement for November was at 11,900 Yuan a ton (US$1,875 a ton) for solid goods.

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In China, liquid good offers were down US$110 a ton while solid goods fell US$90 a ton in the last week of October.

Asian markers, the SE and FE were down US$10 a ton while trading values for East European goods also fell to US$1,350-1,370 a ton.

Caprolactum markets took weak signs with new capacity starting up, and prices went southbound on soft demand.

However, November contract nomination from Sinopec for high-end goods was hiked from October settlement.

Spot offers for liquid caprolactum fell from last week while discussions in Shandong softening.

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