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SUNAINA KURA

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Having studied the interrelationship between markets, governments, and individuals as a political economics student, I enjoy researching and analyzing the socio-political trends that influence economics and vice versa. I believe the political-economic structure of the world is in constant flux, and at every point, it should be analyzed. Considering these dynamics motivates me to recognise, analyse, and communicate to the world the complexity of the subject in a lucid manner.

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Global PVC prices ease back toward prewar levels as buyers remain cautious

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By Karina Trevizan, SUNAINA KURA, Zhi Tan
| S&P Global Verified
After record-high polyvinyl chloride prices in April that impacted demand, global prices in July are returning to pre-Middle East war levels. Amid reports of high inventories, market participants say there is no clarity on the "bottom" of this downcycle, as new geopolitical conflicts added further uncertainty, market participants said. The return of prices to prewar levels happened earlier than the market expected.
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India's BPCL to restart AA unit in Kochi, start BA supplies from July

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By SUNAINA KURA
| Chemical Week Verified
Bharat Petroleum Corp. Ltd. (Mumbai) has received government approval to restart its acrylates unit at Kochi, Kerala state, sources confirmed with direct knowledge of the matter on June 30. BPCL did not respond to a request for official comment from Platts, part of S&P Global Energy, on June 30.
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H2 OUTLOOK: Construction slowdown threatens H2 2026 petrochemical demand

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By María Larios, Zhi Tan, Joe Higginson, SUNAINA KURA, Karina Trevizan
| S&P Global Verified
Weak construction activity across global markets is expected to dampen demand for petrochemicals in the second half of 2026, with the potential impact of El Niño threatening to compound sector headwinds. In the US, homebuilder confidence has remained weak through the first half of 2026, according to the National Association of Home Builders/Wells Fargo Housing Market Index.
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