Asian spot product prices rose across the board in shortened trading week.

摘要

Singapore markets were closed on July 10 for Polling Day, and all of the products covered here saw price increases as of Thursday despite growing concerns about a hiccup in the ongoing demand recovery due to a resurgence of COVID-19 infections in various countries. Price rises during the short week ending July 9 were also limited by China's decision to grant a petroleum-products export license to a non-state refiner for the first time, opening up the possibility of more supplies from China flooding the regional market.