In China, liquid goods offer was down US$5 a ton in the last week of September. Solid goods were down US$75 a ton.
Asian markers, the SE and FE were stable while trading values for East European goods were at US$1,300-1,350 a ton.
Sinopec nominated October contract price down a ton US$40 from September settlement for liquid goods while DSM Nanjing announced nomination for October at a rollover from the settlement for September for solid goods.
In China, semi-dull FDY70D/24F prices edged down US cent 1 a kg in the fourth week of September while FDY40D were stable.
Nylon DTY 70D/24F prices rolled over while DTY 30D/10F was down US cents 1 on the week.
Monofilament 30D was stable and 1.5D staple fiber was up US cents 7 a kg.
Nylon yarn prices stabilized during the week on increased operating pressure due to higher prices of caprolactum and nylon chips.
Moreover, industrial yarn prices were also range bound. However, limited order intake and lackluster demand restrained prices to rise.
In China, liquid goods offer was up US$25 a ton in the fourth week of September. Solid goods were stable. Asian markers, the SE and FE were at US$1,340-1,350 a ton.
Sinopec announced its September contract price which was up US$55 a ton from earlier nomination for liquid goods.
Caprolactum prices stabilized amid moderate demand to reflect firming benzene numbers on the week. Downstream demand was cautious while liquid caprolactum spot offers edged up and discussions and trading values followed through.
In China, semi-dull FDY70D/24F prices edged down US cent 1 a kg in the third week of September while FDY40D declined US cents 4 a kg. Nylon DTY 70D/24F prices were stable while DTY 30D/10F were down US cents 7 a kg. Monofilament 30D was stable and staple fiber 1.5D was up US cent 1 a kg.
In China, liquid goods offer remained flat and discussions were up US$20-30 a ton in the third week of September. Solid goods edged up US$50 a ton. Asian markers, the SE and FE were down US$20 a ton.
Sinopec revised its September contract price which was up US$50 a ton from earlier nomination for liquid goods while DSM Nanjing’s nomination also edged up US$50 a ton from previous one for solid goods.
Caprolactum prices slightly moved down on the week as benzene prices tumbled across regions and despite mild rebound in demand.
In China, offers for liquid goods edged up US$25-30 a ton in the second week of September, and discussions were up US$10-20 a ton. Asian markers, the SE and FE were stable during the week. Sinopec announced September contract price which was up US$125 a ton from August settlement for liquid goods while DSM Nanjing’s nomination was up US$10 a ton from August for solid goods.
In China, semi-dull FDY70D/24F prices inched up US cent 1 a kg in the second week of September while FDY40D gained US cents 4 a kg. Nylon DTY 70D/24F prices were stable while DTY 30D/10F prices also rolled over. Monofilament 30D was stable and staple fiber 1.5D was down US cents 7 a kg.
In China, offers for liquid goods were up US$10 a ton in the first week of September due to stronger currency on the week and discussions were also up US$30 a ton. Asian markers, the SE and FE fell US$20 a ton. Sinopec’s settlement for August was at US$1,725 a ton for liquid while DSM Nanjing’s settled August at US$1,765 a ton.
In the first week of September, prices of semi-dull FDY70D/24F in China fell US cents a kg 2-6 while FDY40D was down US cents 6-10 a kg. Nylon DTY 70D/24F prices declined US cents 6 a kg while DTY 30D/10F was down US cents 6 a kg. Monofilament 30D was stable and staple fiber 1.5D was up US cents 10 a kg.
In China, semi-dull FDY70D/24F prices were down US cents 5 a kg in the last week of August while FDY40D fell US cents 8 a kg. Nylon DTY 70D/24F prices declined US cents 5 a kg while DTY 30D/10F was down US cents 8 a kg. Monofilament 30D tumbled US cents 26 a kg on the week while staple fiber 1.5D fell US cents 4 a kg.
