This week, Polypropylene (PP) prices marched higher in the Asian region.
An industry source in Asia informed a Polymerupdate team member, “Polypropylene prices in Asia climbed, supported by higher propylene feedstock costs. Tighter regional supply, stemming from reduced operating rates and limited spot availability, strengthened sellers' pricing power. Additionally, higher import offers from overseas suppliers provided further upward support.”
In Far East Asia, PP raffia and PP injection prices were assessed at USD 820-840/mt CFR levels, both week-on-week increased by USD (+10/mt). PP film prices were assessed at USD 850-875/mt CFR levels while BOPP prices were assessed at USD 835-850/mt CFR levels, both higher by USD (+10/mt) from last week. PP block copolymer prices were assessed at USD 865-880/mt CFR levels, a week-on-week rise of USD (+10/mt).
In South East Asia, PP raffia and PP injection grade prices were assessed at USD 820-840/mt CFR levels, both increased by USD (+10/) from the previous week. PP film prices were assessed at USD 850-880/mt CFR levels while BOPP prices were assessed at USD 830-860/mt CFR levels, both week-on-week increased by USD (+10/mt). PP block copolymer prices were assessed at USD 860-880/mt CFR levels, up USD (+10/) from last week.
In India, PP raffia and PP injection prices were assessed at USD 850-880/mt CFR levels, both higher by USD (+10/mt) from the previous week. PP film prices were assessed at USD 870-900/mt CFR levels while BOPP prices were assessed at USD 860-900/mt CFR levels, both week-on-week increased by USD (+10/mt). PP block copolymer prices were assessed at USD 870-900/mt CFR levels, higher by USD (+10/mt) from the previous week.
A domestic industry source informed a Polymerupdate team member, “Reliance Industries Limited (RIL) raised PP grade prices by Rs.2.50/kg basic, with effect from February 1, 2026.”
In Pakistan, PP raffia and PP injection grade prices were assessed at USD 880-900/mt levels, both week-on-week up USD (+20/mt). PP film prices were assessed at USD 920-940/mt CFR levels, a gain of USD (+20/mt) from the previous week. BOPP prices were assessed at USD 910-940/mt CFR levels, a week-on-week increase of USD (+20/mt). PP block copolymer prices were assessed at USD 920-970/mt CFR levels, up USD (+20/mt) from last week.
In Sri Lanka, PP raffia and PP injection grade prices were assessed at USD 900-930/mt CFR levels, both week-on-week higher by USD (+20/+10/mt). PP film and BOPP prices were assessed at USD 960-980/mt CFR levels, both up USD (+20/+10/mt) from the previous week. PP block copolymer prices were assessed at USD 970-990/mt CFR levels, a week-on-week gain of USD (+20/+10/mt)
In Bangladesh, PP raffia and PP injection prices were assessed at USD 880-910/mt CFR levels, both up USD (+20/mt) from the previous week. PP film and BOPP prices were assessed at USD 900-920/mt CFR levels, both week-on-week increased by USD (+20/mt). PP block copolymer prices were assessed at USD 940-980/mt CFR levels, higher by USD (+20/mt) from the previous week.
Meanwhile, propylene feedstock prices were assessed at USD 820-830/mt CFR China levels, a rise of USD (+5/mt) from last week. FOB Korea propylene prices were assessed at USD 785-795/mt levels, a week-on-week gain USD (+15/mt).
