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Morning Briefing - 11 June 2026

Vietnamese homo-PP cargoes have returned to the Chinese import market for the first time since January, redirected from Southeast Asian outlets after sellers struggled to place material regionally and were forced to cut offers before buyers engaged.


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11 June 2026

 

Brent: $93.10 (+ $1.65)

WTI: $90.03 (+ $1.83)

 

Naphtha CFR Japan: á

 

Ethylene CFR NEA: Stable

Ethylene CFR SEA: â

 

Propylene FOB Korea: â

Propylene CFR China: â

 

*Data represent closing prices of the previous trading day

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Vietnamese PP re-enters China as exporting outlets narrow

Vietnamese homo-PP cargoes have returned to the Chinese import market for the first time since January, redirected from Southeast Asian outlets after sellers struggled to place material regionally and were forced to cut offers before buyers engaged. The cleared price landed at a discount to domestic spot levels, and while a modest intraday rebound has since emerged, no fresh deals have been confirmed at the higher level. Homo-PP's sustained premium over HDPE and LLDPE in the domestic market has made China a more viable destination for competitively priced imports, but seasonal demand headwinds and price erosion fears are keeping buyers cautious

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Vietnamese homo-PP cargoes re-enter China market as regional demand loses ground

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India weighs duty exemption extension as feedstock crisis shutters polymer output

State mandates prioritising LPG output for household fuel reserves have cut feedstock supply to Indian polyolefin complexes, forcing a major domestic producer offline and triggering the cancellation of export contracts that had been booked at a significant premium to current spot levels. Regional buyers have benefited from the fallout, covering displaced volumes at cheaper prices now available across Southeast Asia. India is simultaneously weighing an extension of duty exemptions on key petrochemical intermediates beyond the 30 June expiration, with a Ministry of Finance decision expected before the deadline and likely to shift inbound cargo flows materially upon announcement.

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India weighs extension of petrochemical tariff waivers amid severe feedstock crunch and global LPG squeeze

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