PP Market Nov 19 Analysis

November 21, 2025, 10:50 AM
TDD-global
4468
Guide
Highlights at a glance
Domestic polyolefin inventories at Sinopec and PetroChina fell slightly to 700,000 tons, down 10,000 tons from the previous day. In futures, PP2601 showed volatility with a narrow price range, closing nearly flat despite intraday gains, as open interest dropped by over 18,000 lots. The domestic PP spot market weakened, with prices declining across most regions except a minor rise in East China; overall fluctuations were within 10–50 yuan/ton. Producer prices remained stable, but weak downstream demand limited trading activity, leading to cautious sentiment and slow transactions. While geopolitical tensions provide slight support, bearish factors dominate—OPEC+ output increases, soft global demand, seasonal lulls, and environmental restrictions dampen consumption. Supply remains ample with no major production disruptions, causing inventory pressure to build. The TDD PP index dipped 0.33% to 6388. Meanwhile, Guoneng’s auction results improved, signaling modest buyer engagement. The market is expected to remain in weak consolidation, lacking strong directional momentum.
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