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US Spot Petrochemical Prices Ease as Export Demand Starts to Lag

US spot petrochemical prices softened across the board last week as export demand for the plastics building blocks appears to weaken for the month of June.

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US Spot Petrochemical Prices Ease as Export Demand Starts to Lag
US spot petrochemical prices softened across the board last week as export demand for the plastics building blocks appears to weaken for the month of June.
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