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Updated to Q4 2019
Western origin naphtha deep-sea cargo flows to Asia are expected to stay relatively consistent, which may well limit any potential bullish upsurge in market fundamentals. Estimated monthly volumes are close to 1m tonnes in the early part of the fourth quarter, less than average monthly volumes at around 1.4m tonnes in the third quarter.
Steady, if not healthy, spot naphtha demand for petrochemical production from northeast Asia outlets is expected to lend market support in soaking up regional supply in the fourth quarter. Expansions in downstream olefins cracker capacities could encourage demand for the feedstock in the short term.
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