PP Short-Term Weak Volatility

November 11, 2025, 10:41 AM
TDD-global
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Highlights at a glance
Domestic polyolefin inventories at Sinopec and PetroChina rose to 720,000 tons, up 55,000 tons from the previous week, signaling increasing supply pressure. The PP2601 futures contract fluctuated on November 10, closing with a slight decline of 1 point, low trading volume, and a notable drop in open interest, reflecting weak market sentiment. The domestic PP spot market remained stable, with prices ranging between 6,240–6,560 yuan/ton across regions. Market activity was subdued as buyers adopted a wait-and-see stance due to soft end-demand, leading traders to offer discounts to move inventory. While cost support improved slightly from geopolitical tensions and easing trade disputes, bearish forces dominate—OPEC+ output hikes, new domestic capacity releases, and rising inventories weigh on the market. Downstream demand remains sluggish, with limited restocking interest. Despite temporary stabilizing factors, the core imbalance of ample supply and weak demand persists. The TDD PP Index held steady at 6,406.00. Guoneng’s auction results showed higher transaction rates but lower volumes, indicating selective buying. Overall, the PP market is expected to remain range-bound and weak in the near term.