PE Market Weak Trend Nov

November 11, 2025, 10:47 AM
TDD-global
1852
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Highlights at a glance
Domestic polyolefin inventories at Sinopec and PetroChina rose to 720,000 tons, up 55,000 tons week-on-week, signaling sustained supply pressure. The PE spot market remained weak, with regional price divergences: declines in high-pressure and low-pressure grades across North and South China, while linear prices saw mixed movements. In East China, linear prices edged up slightly but high-pressure grades fluctuated downward. Market sentiment is cautious, as demand remains rigid and downstream buyers only procure at low prices, limiting transaction volumes. Producers' pricing strategies vary widely—some cut prices by up to 650 yuan/ton, others raised them by up to 300 yuan/ton—reflecting lack of consensus. Futures for L2601 ended lower despite intraday rebounds, closing at 6788 with reduced open interest. Oversupply concerns persist, inventory digestion is slow, and future outlook remains bearish due to weak demand and high supply. The market is expected to consolidate weakly in the near term.