Asian markers, the SE and FE markers edged down US$50 a ton in the third week of January. In China, liquid good offers rolled over on the week with selling indications down US$20 a ton delivered. Solid goods offer fell US$15 a ton.
Sinopec cut its January contract nomination fell US$45 a ton for liquid goods with settlement at US$1,450 a ton. January contract nomination for high end goods were absent, with buying indications at US$1,100 a ton.
In China, semi-dull FDY70D/24F prices were down US cents 5 a kg in the second week of January while FDY40D fell US cents 8 a kg.
Nylon DTY 70D/24F prices fell US cents 3-5 a kg while DTY 30D/10F prices rolled over on the week.
Monofilament 30D prices were stable while 1.5D staple fiber dipped US cents 4-9 a kg.
Nylon filament yarn prices continued to drift on low operating pressure on softening caprolactum and semi-dull nylon chips prices.
Asian markers, the SE and FE markers edged down US$30 a ton in the second week of January. In China, liquid good offers in spot market fell US$45 a ton on the week with selling indications at US$1,450 a ton delivered. Solid goods were at US$1,495-1,510 a ton.
Sinopec cut its January contract nomination US$1,510 a ton, down US$60 from previous nominations for liquid goods while DSM Nanjing’s numbers were at US$1,575 a ton for liquid goods and US$1,610 a ton for solid goods.
In China, semi-dull FDY70D/24F prices were down US cents 2-4 a kg while FDY40D were down US cents 3 a kg (due to weak Yuan).
Nylon DTY 70D/24F prices fell US cents 6 a kg. DTY 30D/10F prices rolled on the week.
Monofilament 30D prices were stable while 1.5D staple fiber declined US cents 4 a kg on the week.
Nylon filament yarn markets in Asia continued to trend in weakness on falling operating pressure due to softening of caprolactum and semi-dull nylon chip prices.
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.
In China, semi-dull FDY70D/24F prices were down US cents 7 a kg in the last week of December while FDY40D remained unchanged.
Nylon DTY 70D/24F prices fell US cents 6 a kg while DTY 30D/10F prices rolled over.
Monofilament 30D remained flat on the week while 1.5D staple fiber further declined US cents 4-11 on the week.
Low operating pressure due to softening of caprolactum and semi-dull nylon chips prices, nylon filament yarn prices continued to moderate.
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.
In China, semi-dull FDY70D/24F prices rolled over at US$2.31-2.39 a kg while FDY40D remained unchanged at US$2.47-2.62 a kg in the third week of December.
Nylon DTY 70D/24F prices fell down US cents 5 a kg while DTY 30D/10F fell US cents 10 a kg.
Monofilament 30D remained stable while 1.5D staple fiber further declined US cents 5 a kg.
Nylon filament yarn markets continued to sustain weaknesses while operating pressure was range-bound as caprolactum and nylon chip prices moderated a bit.
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.
In China, semi-dull FDY70D/24F prices fell US cents 5 a kg in the second week of December while FDY40D fell US cents 10 a kg.
Nylon DTY 70D/24F prices were at US$2.56-2.72 a kg. DTY 30D/10F was stable at US$3.34-3.50 a kg.
Monofilament 30D was down US cents 10 a kg and 1.5D staple fiber declined US cents 10 a kg.
Nylon filament yarn markets sustained the weakness and prices declined on low operating pressure on range-bound raw material cost.
Downstream fabric makers were cautious of following up, resulting in slow liquidity in the nylon yarn market.
