Upstream spikes and outages sharply propel post-holiday China PET market; but buyers remains calm
China’s PET bottle market emerged from the Golden Week holiday caught between upstream cost momentum and a buy side unwilling to validate it. Surging futures and firmer crude oil dragged offers sharply higher, yet converters declined to follow, wary of paying elevated levels while a deep correction remains a risk.
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