Entries from Asian Chemical Connections tagged with 'US gasoline demand'
Recovery? What Recovery?
By John Richardson CHINA'S apparent demand for polyethylene (PE), which is a measure of local production plus imports, rose by 4% in January-September this year compared with the same periods in 2010 and 2011, according to Global Trade Information Services...
European petchems could be tempted to overproduce
By John Richardson EUROPEAN refiners are "awash with naphtha" as a result of long-term structural length and a lack of arbitrage, a petrochemicals feedstock purchasing manager told the blog yesterday. The decline in US gasoline demand (according to most...
US-Asia PP Arbirtrage Remains Uncertain
By John Richardson THE jury is out over whether the recent decline in US propylene prices will re-open arbitrage to Asia for polypropylene (PP). Arbitrage for ethylene has remained strong with Dow Chemical disclosing that 20% of its US production...
How do Asian cracker operators compete?
Source of Picture: www.autospies.com Not an easy answer and not one much suited to a few paragraphs of blogging. But here's one thought as the competitive environment becomes a great deal more difficult due to new Middle East capacity...
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