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Updated to Q4 2019
European nylon 6 supply should remain ample in Q4 as players have high stock levels and there are no planned maintenances, though buyers could start destocking. European nylon 6,6 supply is expected to tighten in Q4 as the Butachimie plant in the key feedstock adiponitrile (ADN) market started a planned maintenance from the end of September until the end of December and this is likely to significantly affect raw material supply.
European nylon 6 and nylon 6,6 demand is expected to remain low throughout Q4 as signs of improvement in the downstream automotive sector before 2020 are unlikely. Nylon 6 demand for textiles, food packaging, and electronic applications is expected to stay stable to low in Q4, as the majority of players have a pessimistic outlook for the seasonally quiet period ahead of the Christmas holidays.
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