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Some Russian producers began to export LDPE actively in the second half
of November. At the end of the first week of December, exports exceeded
7 kt. Exports became one of the reasons of limited LDPE supply in the
domestic market that led to shortage of some grades. As a result, LDPE
prices began to rise.
Earlier this week, prices for the 108th and 158th LDPE grades in Ufa
went up to RUB40.000–40.500/mt, FCA Ufa, and RUB40.500–41.000/mt, FCA
Ufa, respectively. Meanwhile, prices for Kazan and Tomsk material
remain flat. |