China's Major Polyolefin Inventories Record a Modest Weekly Increase
Market participants noted that cautious buying activity continues to limit inventory drawdowns, while lower production levels have helped prevent a sharper increase in stock levels. According to industry sources, the balance between restrained demand and controlled production has kept overall inventory movements relatively stable.
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