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Weak Downstream Demand Leads to High-Level Volatility and Subsequent Decline in Propylene Prices (September 11–17, 2026)

Published on 2026-09-17
  1. Key Market Focus This Week
  1. Production: Weekly propylene output reached 1.1793 million tons, an increase of 0.0003 million tons compared to the previous week (when output was 1.1790 million tons), representing a growth rate of 0.03%.

  2. Demand: Propylene consumption during this period totaled 1.1660 million tons, up by 0.0015 million tons from the previous week, marking an increase of 0.13%.

  1. Weekly Market Analysis

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  • Sarah Mitchell 2026-09-17 20:09
    Propylene prices are struggling due to weak downstream demand, despite a slight uptick in production. With supply marginally exceeding consumption, capacity utilization remains high while margins compress. I expect conti..
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