NewsFlashAsia propylene falls near to 3-year low
10 October 2008 08:06 [Source: ICIS news]
SINGAPORE (ICIS news)--Asian spot propylene has fallen more than $100/tonne to $910/tonne in the space of a week, almost hitting a three-year low on weak demand and falling crude prices, market sources said on Friday.
Values were priced on a cost and freight (CFR) Taiwan basis.
The last time prices were assessed at a low of $910/tonne CFR NE (northeast)
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