Polymer Market Weekly Report

The polymer market closed on 21 December 2025 with notable fluctuations across PP, PE, and PVC grades, reflecting shifting demand dynamics and year-end volatility. PP Rafia ended at 84.50, up 3.68% weekly and 3.68% monthly, though quarterly and yearly trends weakened to -1.17% and -4.52% respectively. It remained above its year-low of 80.50 (16/11/25) but far from its year-high of 98.00 (18/04/25). LLDPE settled at 85.00, showing a mild 1.19% weekly gain, stable monthly sentiment, and a -2.86% quarterly dip. The grade trades close to its year-low of 83.50 (30/11/25) and significantly below its year-high of 97.00 (07/10/25). HDPE BM closed at 83.00, a 0.61% weekly improvement, though monthly and quarterly performances were negative at -0.60% and -5.14%. Yearly movement stood at -1.19%, with prices staying above the year-low of 82.00 (12/12/25) but well under the year-high of 93.00 (07/08/25). LDPE remained unchanged at 104.00, with a weak monthly change of -1.42% and a deeper quarterly fall of -5.45%. Yet, LDPE showed positive annual growth of 1.46%, staying above its year-low of 102.00 (29/12/24) and below its year-high of 115.50 (02/04/25). PVC saw the strongest weekly rebound, rising 4.13% to 63.00, despite a soft monthly trend of -0.79% and a sharp quarterly decline of -7.35%. Yearly prices dropped 16.56%, hovering above the year-low of 60.50 (07/12/25) and well below the year-high of 87.50 (03/06/25).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.