International Offers for South Asia (Indian Sub-Continent) in US$/MT:

PP Film was assessed at $930/MT, up $10.
PP Injection rose by $15 to $915/MT.
PP Raffia increased by $15 to $915/MT.
PP Copolymer (CP) climbed $15 to $935/MT.
BOPP gained $10 to reach $915/MT.
In polyethylene, prices were mostly unchanged.
HDPE (High Molecular Weight) stood at $900/MT (no change).
HDPE Injection was stable at $880/MT.
HDPE Blow Molding remained at $880/MT.
LLDPE was unchanged at $895/MT.
Overall, the market reflected firmer sentiment in PP, while PE maintained stable pricing levels.
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