Entries from Asian Chemical Connections tagged with 'Yuan revaluation'
China Chem Imports May Fall On Yuan Expectation
As cheap as chips Source of picture: europa.eu By John Richardson THE decline in the Euro has resulted in investors downgrading their expectations of a Yuan appreciation taking place over the next few months. Last week, Yuan...
Polyolefins: A view from the ground
By Malini Hariharan H2 is just two months away but one China-based market participant says that there is still a total lack of clarity on price direction for the rest of the year. Buying activity picked up last week but...
China Inflation Threat To Chemicals
Sky-high living costs? Source of picture: www.shanghaiist.com By John Richardson CHINA'S imports surged by 55.9 per cent last December, raising concerns among chemicals traders and producers that this points to increasing inflationary pressure and a possible interest-rate hike...
China's Growth In 2010: Two Theories
More buying of junk in H1 next year that nobody really needs? Source: www.blogcleveland.com By John Richardson TWO theories about growth in China next year revolve around either an appreciation or devaluation of the Yuan. The appreciation...
China PE Growth All-Time High
Source of picture: www.americanprogress.org By John Richardson China's high-density polyethylene (HDPE) demand is expected to grow by 38% to around 7m tonnes forecasts CBI China, the Shanghai-based commodity information service. Linear-low density (LLDPE) is expected to rise by...
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