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ChineseUS PP May contracts settle down 10 cents/lb with propylene
Fri May 11, 2012 | HOUSTON (ICIS)--US polypropylene (PP) contract prices fell by 10 cents/lb ($220/tonne, €168/tonne) in May, following an identical drop in feedstock propylene, sources said on Thursday. Click here to read the entire article
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