CITIC Futures: Downstream gradually resumes after the holiday, plastic prices fluctuate.

The current strong phase of oil prices is mainly driven by concerns over supply reductions caused by tense geopolitical relations between the US and Iran. The loose supply pattern for crude oil this year is unlikely to change soon. Currently, the market remains in a phase where geopolitical risk premiums driven by the US-Iran situation are fermenting. Signals indicating an end to the rebound mainly depend on whether Iran’s supply concerns are disproven or OPEC+ confirms further production increases. Otherwise, the support from geopolitical risk premiums will remain firm. Commodity sentiment has improved after the holiday, and capital flows are also supporting plastics. Fundamentally, midstream plastic inventories are not under significant pressure, and downstream operations are gradually resuming after the 27th following the holiday, with demand shifting between peak and off-peak seasons. There are still expectations of macroeconomic consumption policies providing a boost. (CITIC Futures)

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