After banning naphtha exports, the Korean government is considering restricting petrochemical product exports.
Golden Ten Data, March 27 – According to Yonhap News Agency, South Korea's Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy stated on the 27th that, considering the impact of the Middle East situation on energy supply, the government is studying a plan to impose export restrictions on petrochemical products. The government is closely monitoring the relevant situation and will make a decision after comprehensive evaluation. Previously, the South Korean government had imposed an export ban on naphtha. From 0:00 today, the South Korean government has completely prohibited the export of naphtha, with the ban tentatively set for five months.
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