Braskem SA, Latin America's largest petrochemical company, expects plastic resin sales in Brazil to track economic growth this year, Chief Executive Carlos Fadigas said on Thursday, amid stagnant economic activity in the country.
Resin prices are unlikely to see "relevant" variation during the second half of 2014, added Fadigas.
(Reporting by Priscila Jordao; Writing by Brad Haynes; Editing by Meredith Mazzilli)
Malaysian palm futures closed lower on Friday, and recorded a second weekly loss in a row due to sluggish demand for exports.
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California's utilities regulatory agency on Thursday set out a clear path to potentially close SoCalGas Aliso Canyon's gas storage facility.
In a video on social media, Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs Peter Szijjarto stated that the United States had granted…
Deutsche Energy Terminal (DET) said on Thursday that Germany's Wilhelmshaven liquefied natural gas terminal intends to market…
The British oil giant BP announced on Thursday that it had reached an agreement with the Iraqi Government on the technical…
The Dutch and British wholesale gasoline prices were mostly range bound on Thursday morning, despite the colder weather.
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