LLDPE Market Shows Mixed Trends in March 2025: Asia Faces Declines, Europe Holds Stead
24-Mar-2025 4:15 PM
Journalist: Alexander Hamilton
The Linear Low-Density Polyethylene (LLDPE) witnessed a divergent trend across the global market in the third week of March 2025. The Asian LLDPE markets faced challenges during the week leading to the price decline, meanwhile, the European LLDPE prices remained stable in this period. Further, the downward...
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