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POLYMERPRICE REPORTS

Overview: Polymerprice Reports

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Standard Thermoplastics June 2026

08.07.2026

Destocking, imports, and summer lull drive polymer prices lower across PE, PP, PVC, styrenics, and PET / Minimal buying despite fall in prices / Demand for PET below seasonal expectation
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Engineering thermoplastics June 2026

08.07.2026

Prices level out / Imports compensate for production cutbacks / July expected to see continuation of weak demand
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Engineering thermoplastics May 2026

05.06.2026

Prices move in different directions / Calls for significant increases plus weak demand mostly limit price rises / Further slowdown expected in June
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Standard Thermoplastics May 2026

05.06.2026

Demand weakens, supply improves / June outlook turns bearish as feedstock costs ease, imports return / Converters destock as summer lull sets in across PE, PP, PVC, styrenics, and PET
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Standard Thermoplastics April 2026

07.05.2026

Middle East turmoil fuels polymer surge / Feedstock spikes trigger record hikes / Converters hit by third cost shock / Demand falters as material substitution looms
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Engineering thermoplastics April 2026

07.05.2026

Sellers´ market drives prices higher / Converters under risk of running out of money / Difficulties expected to continue in May
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Engineering thermoplastics March 2026

07.04.2026

Prices rise sharply with triple-digit hikes / Converters prioritise volumes over price / Hybrid contract models emerge
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Standard thermoplastics March 2026

07.04.2026

War in Iran sends prices soaring / Desperate attempts to build up stocks apparent / Converters able to operate only on a day-to-day basis
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Standard thermoplastics February 2026

06.03.2026

Polyolefin producers face resistance to hikes / PVC stalled by winter slowdown / Styrenics rise with the feedstock / PET prices inch higher on supply hiccups
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Engineering thermoplastics February 2026

06.03.2026

Several months of falling prices come to an end / Middle East conflict causes rise in quotations / Reliability of supply takes priority
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