In China, spot offers for liquid goods jumped US$140 a ton in the third week of November while solid good offers surged US$110 a ton on the week. Asian caprolactum prices gained US$20-30 a ton SE and FE while Japanese goods were flat on the week.
Caprolactum prices marched higher given healthy downstream demand and recovering raw materials benzene against slightly increased supply. In China, spot offers for liquid and solid goods were raised sharply.
In China, FDY70D/24F SD prices were up US cents 1-5 a kg in the second week of November while FDY40D were raised US cents 5 a kg on the week. DTY 70D/24F prices remained flat while 30D/10F rolled over during the week.
Monofilament 30D prices were flat in Yuan terms but down US cents 2 a kg during the week, while nylon staple fiber 1.5D prices rose US cents 3 a kg on the week.
Asian caprolactum prices gained US$20 a ton SE and FE in the second week of November while Japanese goods were flat on the week. In China, spot offers for liquid goods were up US$75 a ton while solid good offers were up US$35 a ton.
Caprolactum prices marched higher given increased demand, recovering raw materials and shrinking supply as producers in China cut run rate to 85.5% this week. Liquid caprolactum offers in spot market were up US$75 on the week while mainstream price for solid goods gained US$35 a ton.
In China, FDY70D/24F SD prices were unchanged in the first week of November while FDY40D rolled over, but both were up US cents 1-2 a kg due to strong Yuan.
DTY 70D/24F prices remained unchanged while 30D/10F were flat on the week, however all were up US cents 1-2 a kg. Monofilament 30D prices were flat while nylon staple fiber 1.5D prices were up US cents 7 a kg during the week.
Asian caprolactum prices fell US$10 a ton CFR China and South East Asia in the first week of November. In China, spot offers were down during the week. East European goods were stable on the week.
Caprolactum values retreated slightly as supply increased, although demand was better and raw material range bound. Downstream converters and caprolactum makers ramp up run rate, thus balancing fundamentals. Run rates of polymerization units were up and inventory level down. Run rates at downstream yarn makers were also up, but with inventory were at 25‐30 days’ worth.
In China, FDY70D/24F SD prices were up US cent 1 a kg while FDY40D rolled over on the week. DTY 70D/24F prices remained unchanged while 30D/10F were down US cents 9 a kg on the week. Monofilament 30D prices were flat while nylon staple fiber 1.5D prices fell US cents 3 a kg during the week.
Asian caprolactum prices gained in the last week of October with SE and FE markers up US$20 a ton while Japanese goods were flat on the week.
Sinopec settled its October contract which was down US$100 a ton from nomination for liquid goods while Fibrant announced October settlement down US$100 a ton for liquid goods.
In China, FDY70D/24F SD prices fell US cents 4 a kg in the second week of October while FDY40D fell US cents 9 a kg on the week. DTY 70D/24F prices moderated US cents 4 a kg while 30D/10F were stable on the week. Monofilament 30D prices were flat while nylon staple fiber 1.5D prices were range bound during the week.
Asian caprolactum markers, the SE and FE were flat in the second week of October while Japanese goods were stable on the week. East European goods were firm during the week.
In China, spot offers spot inched down US$15 a ton while low‐end solid good offers were down US$70 a ton on the week.
Caprolactum values dipped amid modest demand despite slight uptrend in raw material benzene cost. In China, offers for liquid goods inched down while low‐end solid goods were cheaper.
In China, FDY70D/24F SD prices rolled over in the first week of October while FDY40D were stable on the week. DTY 70D/24F prices remained unchanged while 30D/10F fell US cents 2 a kg on the week. Monofilament 30D prices rolled over while nylon staple fiber 1.5D prices were range bound on the week.
