Mixed Xylene (MX) prices slip in the U.S. on soft demand and weaker energy markets

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Last week, MX prices eased in the United States.

An sector source in the U.S. told a Polymerupdate team member, "MX prices in the U.S. moved reduce amid weaker energy markets and soft global market sentiment. Demand remained subdued, with buyers restricting purchases to near-term standards, resulting in limited trading activity. In response to weak market fundamentals and sluggish consumption, sellers lowered their offers, contributing to the continued decline in mixed xylene prices.”

MX prices were assessed at 426.00–426.10 cents/gallon FOB US Gulf levels, reduce by (-9.00 cents/gallon) from the previous week.

Meanwhile, downstream PX prices were assessed at USD 1480-1490/mt FOB US Gulf levels, a week-on-week rise of USD ( 10/mt).

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