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COVID-19 CONTINUES TO DAMAGE PETROCHEMICAL DEMAND IN GLOBAL MARKET

Published On 13 Mar 2020 02:02 PM

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The damage to crude demand in the Chinese market alone is significant enough to place downward pressure on global oil markets for months, claims senior consultant.
Crude oil prices are being closely observed as it majorly suggests downstream margins and prices.

With the massive fall of crude oil prices in recent times, prices of chemicals and polymers ....

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