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POLYMERPRICE REPORTS

Overview: Polymerprice Reports

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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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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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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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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 January 2026

04.02.2026

Sometimes up, sometimes down, but seldom stable: prices move in different directions / Uncertainty governs market / Trend reversal in February?
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Standard thermoplastics January 2026

04.02.2026

PE off to a strong start, producers eye further hikes / PP stabilises amid plant issues / PVC prices bottom out / Styrenics, PET face upward momentum
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Standard thermoplastics December 2025

08.01.2026

Prices mostly stable amid weak year-end demand / Industry enters 2026 with ample supply and low expectations / Cautious start to the year with little hope for early recovery
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Engineering thermoplastics December 2025

08.01.2026

Curtailed plant operations, lower imports sufficient to supply market / Hesitant increase in orders from automotive industry
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Standard thermoplastics November 2025

04.12.2025

Standard thermoplastics November: Situation remains bleak across all grades / Prices mostly in decline / Weak demand meets stock reduction trend / No optimism at end of year
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Engineering thermoplastics November 2025

04.12.2025

Prices fall less than expected / Weak demand keeps stocks high / Long production downtimes expected
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