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Asia
Updated to Q4 2019
Supply of anhydrous fuel-grade ethanol is expected to remain ample in the early weeks of the fourth quarter as the US corn harvest continues and corn yields are expected to be higher. Brazil’s current harvest/crush season is due to end in the current quarter but Pakistan’s harvest is also due in the fourth quarter. Higher ethanol prices are still expected to support ethanol production over sugar.
Demand for fuel-grade ethanol imports into the Philippines is unclear especially as the government has been trying to support the domestic ethanol industry, which could result in reduced ethanol imports. With China-US trade tensions remaining high and with no resolution in sight, US exports of fuel ethanol to China are unlikely to resume. Ethanol buyers in northeast Asia are waiting for better price levels from suppliers with the Pakistan harvest due in the fourth quarter.
We offer the following regional Ethanol analysis and news coverage to keep you informed of factors and developments affecting prices in the Asia Ethanol marketplace.
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There are two main types of ethanol – fermentation and synthetic. The major outlets for industrial ethanol are as a solvent and in chemical synthesis.
ICIS publishes a weekly report for Ethanol in Asia which contains price quotes for the anhydrous and hydrous grade product.
For the anhydrous grade, we get the import prices through the Philippines and also track prices from Pakistan. For the Hydrous grade; import prices to North East Asia and South East Asia are assessed.
These are prices for deep sea material usually arriving from Brazil. We work closely with our colleagues who cover the US and Brazilian markets to ensure we capture all the movements to Asia and help to provide global context to the regional market.
The report monitors shipping freights as it has an important role in influencing economical prices and a breakdown of fixtures and enquiries is included.
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