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Proplyene Price Expected to Drop

- 10/27/2011

Propylene traders and buyers expect contract prices to drop in November, indicating that a 5- to 7-cent drop per pound is likely. Traders and buyers expected the drop to fall anywhere from 4 to 10 cents. Propylene contracts were down 14 cents from September to October.

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