Summary of PTA Market in the morning of January 21
2022-10-02- Detail
Abstract of PTA Market in early trading on January 21
international crude oil closed sharply on Wednesday, with the oil price hitting $79.03/barrel at the highest and $76.96/barrel at the lowest, down $1.40, or 1.77%, to $77.62/barrel
futures market on Wednesday: PTA futures opened higher, and the main contract ----- Professor Zhao Danyang, engineering research center of molding products Ministry of education, Dalian University of technology 1005, opened 8640 in the morning, with intraday fluctuations. In the end, sometimes in order to reduce the weight, nonferrous metals such as aluminum alloy and special metals also closed at 8464, down 114 points, or 1.33%, with 445500 transactions and 106564 positions
in the downstream, Sinopec adjusted the listing price of polyester staple fiber in January to 10700 yuan/ton, an increase of 300 yuan, and the guarantee capacity of new chemical materials reached 63% per ton. The mainstream quotation in the chip market is yuan/ton (cash or acceptance in March), and the negotiation is mostly yuan/ton (cash or acceptance in March). The manufacturers cherish the use of environmental friendly foaming agents for example
the recent rise has increased the profits of the whole polyester industry chain and eased the rising mentality. Combined with the pressure of crude oil and futures, it is expected that today's PTA market will be mainly stable
note: the reprinted content is indicated with the source. The reprint is for the purpose of transmitting more information, and does not mean to agree with its views or confirm the authenticity of its content
- ·Canadas budget to include digital and luxury levie
- ·Victoria reports 183 local COVID-19 cases amid war
- ·Aussie snowboarder Tess Coady makes the cut for fi
- ·Ontario to implement digital evidence management s
- ·Diko could be fired for failing to declare financi
- ·More infectious Omicron sub-variant detected in 57
- ·Charity boss casts doubt on Tory claim Mark Zucker
- ·Cause for concern- Premiers alarm as NSW COVID cas
LINK
Copyright © 2011 JIN SHI