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China Morning Snapshot – 27 November 2025Spot activity remained muted, with sellers widening discounts to align with the softer tone in the futures market. |
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The January 2026 contract of PP and LLDPE futures on the Dalian Commodity Exchange traded in a softer, range-bound pattern during the morning session.
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27 November 2025 |
Prices in CNY |
USD Equivalent |
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Combined and reported by CommoPlast |
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Dalian Commodity Exchange (Mid-day closing) |
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PP 2601 |
CNY 6279 |
-CNY 18 |
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USD 785 |
-USD 3 |
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CNY 6709 |
-CNY 31 |
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USD 839 |
-USD 4 |
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Spot Domestic Prices (EXW China, Cash equivalent) |
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PPH (East China) |
CNY 6200-6400 |
-CNY 50 |
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USD 775-800 |
-USD 7 |
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CNY 6700-7000 |
-CNY 50 |
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USD 837-875 |
-USD 7 |
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**All USD equivalent prices are exclusive of 13% VAT |
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Domestic inventories fell by 5,000 tons to 650,000 tons as of 27 November, yet the reduction provided little support to sentiment.
Spot activity remained muted, with sellers widening discounts to align with the softer tone in the futures market. Market sources noted that many producers have already allocated most of their monthly quotas, leaving limited material for spot buyers.
“Customers are seeking price indications, likely due to reports of further discounts,” said a local distributor. “Actual transactions are still restricted to immediate-need purchases, with most buyers waiting for clearer signals ahead of month-end.”
Traders highlighted that clearing cargoes has become increasingly difficult, and the outlook for early December suggests limited upside. Prices are expected to remain under pressure, requiring further adjustments before a stable floor can emerge.
Written by: Kat Yun Yun
Edited by: Farid Muzaffar
Country
China