In 2025, the import volume of polyethylene in China will be about 13.4069 million tons, a decrease of 3.21% compared to the previous period.

In 2025, the import volume of polyethylene in China will decline by 3.21%, indicating a decrease in supply, which may push up the domestic spot price of LLDPE, as imports are an important source of supply. Based on the data of polyethylene futures (such as the closing price of the 2605 contract on the Dalian Commodity Exchange at 6,865 RMB/ton, which has recently fallen but has high trading volume), the improvement of fundamentals is favorable for future futures prices, and it is expected that prices will rise under stable demand.

The decrease of 3.21% in import volume compared to the previous period is favorable for LDPE spot prices, and supply contraction may lead to tight market supply. The polyethylene futures market (such as the settlement of the 2605 contract at 6,874 RMB/ton with high holdings) indicates market activity, which may support the upward trend of futures prices and drive LDPE related contracts to rise.

The 3.21% decline in China's polyethylene imports has supported the spot price of HDPE, leading to a decrease in supply or exacerbating the supply-demand balance in the domestic market. Based on the data of polyethylene futures (such as the opening price of contract 2605 at 6,890 RMB/ton with a trading volume of 542,177), the favorable fundamentals may reverse the recent decline and boost expectations for HDPE futures prices.

In 2025, China's polyethylene exports will be approximately 1.0902 million tons, a month on month increase of 32.66%

In 2025, the export volume of polyethylene in China increased by 32.66% month on month, indicating strong demand, which may reduce domestic spot supply and push up LLDPE prices. Based on futures market data, LLDPE, as a type of polyethylene, has seen an increase in holdings of major contracts (such as the 2605 contract on the Dalian Commodity Exchange), indicating an increase in market activity. This news may stimulate buying and benefit the upward trend of futures prices.

The significant increase of 32.66% in export volume reflects strong international demand, which may lead to a tightening of domestic LDPE spot supply and support price increases. In the futures market, LDPE related contracts (such as polyethylene futures) show positive changes in holdings. Combined with this news, it is expected to attract more long positions to enter the market, driving futures prices to rise in the short term.

The export volume of HDPE has significantly increased, with a month on month increase of 32.66%, indicating the expansion of the export market, which may drive up domestic spot prices. In terms of futures, HDPE, as a polyethylene derivative, has recently seen an increase in contract holdings (such as an increase of 15,259 in 2605 contract holdings), which strengthens positive expectations and may accelerate the rebound of futures prices.

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