Polymer Market Weekly Report

As of 9 June 2026, polymer markets showed signs of stabilisation after recent corrections, with most grades recording weekly and monthly gains, although several products remain below their March highs. PP Raffia led the market, closing at 143.00, up 5.93% weekly and 13.04% monthly. Despite a -15.13% quarterly decline from the March peak, the grade remains 56.28% higher year-on-year and 77.64% above its yearly low of 80.50 recorded on 16 November 2025. Prices are currently 15.13% below the yearly high of 168.50 achieved on 9 March 2026. LLDPE closed at 136.00, gaining 1.49% weekly and 4.62% monthly. However, it remains 13.10% below its March level. The grade continues to post strong 51.11% yearly growth and trades 62.87% above its annual low of 83.50, while remaining 13.10% below its yearly high of 156.50. HDPE BM strengthened to 148.50, rising 3.13% week-on-week and 0.68% month-on-month. The grade posted a 2.06% quarterly gain and a robust 72.67% yearly increase, remaining 81.10% above its yearly low and only 5.71% below its peak of 157.50. LDPE advanced to 162.50, up 1.56% weekly and 5.86% monthly. The grade recorded 5.18% quarterly growth and 47.73% yearly gains, trading 57.00% above its annual low while remaining 5.25% below its yearly high of 171.50. PVC was the only major grade to decline, slipping to 83.50, down 1.18% weekly. Nevertheless, it gained 7.74% monthly and remained 24.63% higher year-on-year. PVC continues to trade 38.02% above its yearly low but is still 30.99% below the peak level of 121.00 recorded in March. Overall, polymer markets are showing signs of recovery with stronger weekly momentum in PP Raffia, HDPE BM, and LDPE, while PVC remains under pressure. Disclaimer:PolyMart does not offer guarantees regarding the accuracy, reliability, or completeness of the information provided on its platform. Users are advised to independently verify any data before relying on it for decision-making purposes.