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Propylene Prices Continue to Decline from High Levels Amid Cost and Demand Constraints (Oct. 30 – Nov. 5, 2026)

Published on 2026-11-05
  1. Key Market Focus This Week
  1. Production: Domestic propylene production totaled 1.1193 million tons this week, a decrease of 16,100 tons from the previous week (1.1354 million tons), representing a decline of 1.42%.

  2. Supply-Demand Gap: The weekly theoretical supply-demand gap for propylene widened to 30,400 tons, an increase of 2,300 tons compared to the previous period.

  1. Weekly Market Analysis

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  • Yuki Tanaka 2026-11-05 20:04
    Propylene prices are sliding despite a 1.42% production cut, as weak downstream demand fails to absorb the tightening supply balance. With the gap widening to 30,400 tons, margin pressure persists, suggesting that capaci..
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