In China, spot liquid good offers were flat in the first week of December while solid goods were down US$6 a ton on the week. The SE and FE Asian caprolactum markers on the lower end were stable during the week.
Caprolactum prices in Asia were firm as supply was adequate during the week. In China, CPL offers were stable that week on firm demand. Prices were also supported by strong upstream benzene cost. Domestic run rate was at 79.9% that week, up from previous week.
In China, nylon FDY70D/24F SD and FDY40D prices both fell US cents 8 in the last week of November. Nylon DTY prices were stable with 70D/24F and 30D/10F offered flat on the week.
Monofilament 30D prices were steady while nylon staple fiber 1.5D prices rolled over during the week.
In China, spot liquid good offers were up US$58 a ton in the last week of November while solid goods were up US$43 a ton on the week. CPL offers moved up slightly week on week amid modest buying interest from the downstream.
Caprolactum prices in Asia rose that week, however, there was ample supply as plants operated at higher run rates during the week. Luxi Chemical started its 200,000 tons a year CPL new line on 28 November 2017, and products were to be yielded around the weekend of the week ended 3 December.
In China, nylon FDY70D/24F SD and FDY40D prices were both up US cents 3-10 in the first week of November. Nylon DTY prices were stable while 30D/10F rose US cents 3 a kg on the week. Monofilament 30D prices up US cents 2 a kg on the week while nylon staple fiber 1.5D prices were down US cents 13 a kg.
In the first week of November, the SE and FE Asian caprolactum markers on the lower end jumped US$50 a ton as compared to last week. Meanwhile in China, spot liquid good offers were down US$135 a ton on the week while solid goods fell US$118. Sinopec and Fibrant raised November nomination for liquid goods as compared to last month.
In China, nylon FDY70D/24F SD and FDY40D prices rose US cents 3 a kg in the second week of September. Nylon DTY prices were up US cent 1 a kg while 30D/10F was stable.
Monofilament 30D prices were unchanged on the week while nylon staple fiber 1.5D prices rose US cents 18 a kg.
Nylon filament yarn market in Asia marched north this week on higher nylon chips prices. Market sentiment was good on rising cost and modest demand. DTY market was relatively firm due to higher cost.
In China, nylon FDY70D/24F SD and FDY40D prices were both unchanged in the fourth week of August. Nylon DTY prices were down US cent 4 a kg while 30D/10F was stable.
Monofilament 30D prices fell US cents 15 a kg while nylon staple fiber 1.5D prices were down US cents 7 a kg on the week.
In China, spot liquid good offers fell US$129 a ton in the fourth week of August while solid goods were similarly down US$144 a ton on the week.
Sinopec settled August contract at a decrease of US$120 a ton from nomination. European goods were stable at US$1,700‐1,720 a ton.
Caprolactum prices were again adjusted down in Asian markets amid cautious buying interest and long supplies. CPL market weakened as trading was also insipid.
In China, nylon FDY70D/24F SD and FDY40D prices rolled over in the third week of August. Nylon DTY prices edged up US cent 1 a kg while 30D/10F was up US cents 10 a kg on the week.
Monofilament 30D prices were stable while nylon staple fiber 1.5D prices were kept firm during the week.
Nylon filament yarn market in Asia held firm on easing cost pressure, although nylon chip market declined sharply on the week. Fundamentals were moderate on the back of cautious production, modest demand and passable inventory.
In China, spot liquid good offers were down US$138 in the third week of August while solid goods fell US$33 a ton on the week. The SE and FE Asian caprolactum markers were stable on the lower end at US$1,700-1710 a ton.
Fibrant raised August nomination by US$42 from last nomination for liquid goods.
