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PP Market Weak Volatility Dec 3

December 5, 2025, 10:11 AM
TDD-global
2102
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Highlights at a glance
The domestic polyolefin inventory of Sinopec and PetroChina stood at 700,000 tons on December 3rd, down 35,000 tons from the previous day. The PP2601 futures contract traded in a narrow range with a downward shift, closing at 6386, 21 points lower than the previous settlement. Open interest dropped by 9,112 lots to 459,901, accompanied by a capital outflow of 49.9 million yuan. Domestically, the PP spot market weakened, with price declines of 20–30 yuan/ton in East, South, and Northwest China, while North and Southwest regions remained stable. Mainstream prices ranged between 6,150 and 6,450 yuan/ton. Weak downstream demand—especially in plastic weaving, packaging, home appliances, and automotive modification—limited restocking activities, keeping market sentiment cautious. Despite minor support from geopolitical-driven cost floors, bearish pressures dominate due to ample supply, stable plant operations, rising inventories, and falling auction transaction rates. Guoneng’s auction results showed a transaction rate of 76.11%, down 18.3%. The domestic PP index fell 9 points to 6,277.00. Overall, the market remains in weak consolidation, with limited upside potential and expectations for continued volatility amid sluggish demand and oversupply concerns.