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Indian ABS prices

ABS remained unchanged at Rs 199.00/kg this week, providing a stable short-term reference after declines across the month, three-month and six-month comparisons. Indian ABS prices are Rs 12.00/kg below the level recorded one month earlier, but no additional week-on-week decrease was reported.

The product is down Rs 20.00/kg over the past three months and Rs 44.00/kg over six months. The year-on-year comparison remains positive, with the current assessment Rs 54.00/kg higher than the corresponding level last year. Recent market history includes a high of Rs 243.00/kg earlier this year and a low of Rs 138.00/kg last December, placing the current price in the lower portion of the broader range.

ABS prices in India are being monitored around Rs 199.00/kg on the high side and Rs 145.00/kg on the low side, based on the supplied reference levels. The current price provides procurement teams with a defined baseline for assessing offers, while the longer-term comparisons show that the market remains below its recent peaks.

Indian ABS prices have stabilised for the week, although the monthly and six-month data continue to reflect downward movement. Buyers comparing quotations can use Rs 199.00/kg as the immediate market reference and review the Rs 243.00/kg recent high, Rs 138.00/kg earlier low and Rs 145.00/kg lower monitoring level for historical context. ABS prices, ABS, Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene, Stable Market, Polymer Prices, Chemical Prices

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Indian Nitrobenzene prices

Nitrobenzene in Delhi was assessed at Rs 132.00/kg this week, down Rs 6.00/kg from Rs 138.00/kg in the previous week. Indian Nitrobenzene prices have declined Rs 10.00/kg over the past fortnight, while remaining unchanged compared with the assessment recorded one month ago.

The three-month movement remains positive, with the product gaining Rs 25.00/kg. The current price is below the recent high of Rs 150.00/kg but remains well above the six-month low-side reference of approximately Rs 89.50/kg. The latest weekly decline therefore follows a period in which the market had moved materially higher from earlier levels.

Nitrobenzene prices in India are positioned close to the stated support level of Rs 130.00/kg. Resistance is identified near Rs 138.00/kg, equal to the previous week’s assessment. At the current Rs 132.00/kg level, the market is Rs 2.00/kg above support and Rs 6.00/kg below resistance.

Indian Nitrobenzene prices show a short-term decline against a positive three-month comparison. Procurement teams can use Rs 132.00/kg as the latest Delhi baseline and compare quotations with the Rs 130.00/kg support marker, Rs 138.00/kg resistance level and Rs 150.00/kg recent high. The one-month unchanged position also provides context, showing that the fortnightly decline has returned the product to its earlier monthly reference. Nitrobenzene prices, Nitrobenzene, NB, Weekly Price Decline, Delhi Chemical Market, Chemical Prices

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Indian Heavy Soda Ash prices

Heavy Soda Ash increased to Rs 31.00/kg this week from Rs 29.00/kg in the previous week. Indian Heavy Soda Ash prices have gained Rs 1.50/kg over the past month, recovering from the recent low of Rs 29.00/kg. The fortnight comparison remains lower by Rs 1.50/kg because the market had touched Rs 32.50/kg two weeks earlier.

The three-month comparison shows a gain of Rs 1.00/kg, while the six-month movement is higher by Rs 2.00/kg from Rs 29.00/kg. The current assessment remains below the stated one-year high of Rs 40.00/kg, leaving a difference of Rs 9.00/kg between the present price and that annual reference.

Heavy Soda Ash prices in India are trading between identified support around Rs 29.00/kg and resistance near Rs 32.50/kg. The current Rs 31.00/kg level is Rs 2.00/kg above support and Rs 1.50/kg below resistance. These benchmarks provide procurement teams with a clear framework for comparing supplier quotations and recent market movements.

Indian Heavy Soda Ash prices show a weekly rebound but remain below the level recorded two weeks earlier. Buyers can distinguish the Rs 2.00/kg weekly increase from the Rs 1.50/kg fortnightly decline and the modest positive changes over one, three and six months. The current assessment serves as the immediate market baseline, while Rs 29.00/kg and Rs 32.50/kg remain the supplied support and resistance markers. Heavy Soda Ash prices, Heavy Soda Ash, Soda Ash, Heavy Soda Ash Market, Weekly Price Gain, Chemical Prices

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Indian PBT prices

PBT in Ahmedabad was assessed at Rs 215.00/kg this week, unchanged from the previous week. Indian PBT prices have stabilised after rising Rs 10.00/kg from Rs 205.00/kg one month ago. The steady weekly reading follows the recent monthly increase and leaves the product without a fresh short-term gain or decline.

The three-month comparison shows that the current price is Rs 10.00/kg below the recent high of Rs 225.00/kg. Over six months, however, PBT has gained Rs 30.00/kg from Rs 185.00/kg. The year-on-year movement is also positive, with the market standing Rs 65.00/kg above the Rs 150.00/kg level recorded during the corresponding period last year.

PBT prices in India are currently positioned between support around Rs 205.00/kg and resistance near Rs 225.00/kg. The present Rs 215.00/kg assessment sits midway between those two reference points and provides a stable benchmark for Ahmedabad transactions. The lack of weekly volatility contrasts with the sizeable six-month and year-on-year gains, making the time horizon important when evaluating the latest market position.

Indian PBT prices remain Rs 10.00/kg above the one-month baseline but Rs 10.00/kg below the recent three-month peak. Procurement teams can compare current offers against these clearly identified reference levels without relying only on the unchanged weekly movement. PBT, Polybutylene Terephthalate, Chemical Prices, Stable Market, Ahmedabad Market, Commodity Prices

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Indian Ethyl Acetate prices

Ethyl Acetate closed the latest week at Rs 85.00/kg, increasing by Rs 4.00/kg from the previous assessment of Rs 81.00/kg. Indian Ethyl Acetate prices have also risen by Rs 9.00/kg over the past month, marking a substantial shift from the lower levels observed earlier in the period. Recent trading has remained comparatively stable, with limited volatility accompanying the latest upward movement.

The wider trend provides a mixed comparison. Three months ago, Ethyl Acetate had reached a recent high of Rs 96.00/kg. The current assessment therefore remains below that upper marker, with the supplied update reporting a three-month reduction of Rs 10.00/kg. The six-month position is stronger: Indian Ethyl Acetate prices have increased by Rs 14.00/kg from the earlier level of Rs 71.00/kg. This confirms that the market remains above its six-month baseline despite trading below the recent quarterly high.

Ethyl Acetate prices in India now have Rs 81.00/kg as the stated downside reference and Rs 85.00/kg as the immediate upper level. Manufacturers, traders and procurement teams can use these verified figures to compare current quotations with weekly, monthly and medium-term movements. The available data support factual purchasing reviews while avoiding assumptions about future direction or unreported market drivers. Ethyl Acetate, EA, Chemical Prices, Weekly Gain, Solvent Market, Commodity Prices

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Indian Sulphuric Acid prices

Sulphuric Acid was assessed at Rs 43.00/kg in Delhi, rising by Rs 1.00/kg from the previous week’s level of Rs 42.00/kg. Indian Sulphuric Acid prices posted this minor weekly recovery after recording a Rs 2.00/kg decline during the preceding fortnight. The latest movement places the market above last week’s assessment but still below the one-month high of Rs 44.00/kg.

The three-month comparison shows that the product has recovered from a low of Rs 39.00/kg. At the current level, it is Rs 4.00/kg above that lower reference. The six-month change is more substantial, as Indian Sulphuric Acid prices have increased by Rs 18.00/kg from Rs 25.00/kg. Year-on-year data were not available, so the longer-term comparison is limited to the figures provided in the market update.

Sulphuric Acid prices in India currently have Rs 39.00/kg as the identified downside support and Rs 43.00/kg as the immediate upper marker. The recent monthly high of Rs 44.00/kg provides a further comparison point. Manufacturers, traders and procurement teams may use these levels to evaluate supplier quotations, recent replacement costs and short-term purchase requirements against verified weekly, fortnightly, three-month and six-month market movements. Sulphuric Acid, H2SO4, Chemical Prices, Weekly Recovery, Delhi Market, Commodity Prices

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Indian Mancozeb prices

Mancozeb rose to Rs 205.00/kg in Mumbai during the latest weekly assessment, gaining Rs 5.00/kg from Rs 200.00/kg. Indian Mancozeb prices moved higher after remaining unchanged during the preceding fortnight. The latest increase represents a limited recovery, although the market continues to trade materially below the levels recorded one month and three months earlier.

The product was assessed at Rs 225.00/kg one month ago, making the present price Rs 20.00/kg lower. Over three months, Mancozeb has declined by Rs 75.00/kg from Rs 280.00/kg. The six-month comparison is comparatively stronger because Indian Mancozeb prices are currently Rs 13.00/kg above the reported low of Rs 192.00/kg. The latest assessment therefore remains near the lower end of the available recent trading references.

Mancozeb prices in India have Rs 192.00/kg as the identified downside support, while Rs 205.00/kg is the immediate upper marker. The month-ago level of Rs 225.00/kg and three-month level of Rs 280.00/kg provide broader benchmarks for procurement reviews. Manufacturers, traders and purchasing teams can use these figures to evaluate current supplier quotations and compare replacement costs with verified weekly, monthly, three-month and six-month movements. Mancozeb, Fungicide, Chemical Prices, Weekly Recovery, Mumbai Market, Commodity Prices

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Indian Phthalic Anhydride prices

Phthalic Anhydride moved higher during the latest weekly assessment, reaching Rs 144.00/kg after rising Rs 5.00/kg from Rs 139.00/kg. Indian Phthalic Anhydride prices recovered from the previous week’s level, although the product remained Rs 4.00/kg lower than it had been a fortnight earlier. The movement indicates a limited weekly rebound following the broader reduction recorded during the preceding weeks.

Compared with the month-ago assessment of Rs 148.00/kg, the current price is lower by Rs 4.00/kg. The three-month comparison is more pronounced, with the product down Rs 16.00/kg from its peak of Rs 160.00/kg. The same Rs 160.00/kg level was the highest recorded during the past year, while the annual low was Rs 84.00/kg. Over six months, Indian Phthalic Anhydride prices have recovered strongly from Rs 86.00/kg, leaving the present assessment well above the earlier low.

Phthalic Anhydride prices in India are trading around clearly identified reference levels. Immediate support is placed at Rs 139.00/kg, while resistance is located near Rs 148.00/kg. The broader upper benchmark remains Rs 160.00/kg. These levels can assist procurement teams, manufacturers and traders in comparing supplier quotations with recent weekly, monthly and longer-term movements without extending the analysis beyond reported market data. Phthalic Anhydride, PA, Chemical Prices, Weekly Recovery, Cautious Trade, Commodity Prices

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Indian Monostearin prices

The latest update records Indian Monostearin prices at Rs 150.00/kg in Delhi, compared with Rs 154.00/kg a week earlier. The product fell by Rs 4.00/kg during the week and is down Rs 5.00/kg over the fortnight. This movement gives buyers, traders, and manufacturers a clear benchmark for current purchase indications. Trading remained within a narrow daily range, so the change is best read through weekly and fortnightly comparisons.

The one-month comparison shows the product is down Rs 10.00/kg. Over a broader period, it is down Rs 33.00/kg from the three-month peak of Rs 183.00/kg and is unchanged from six months ago. The recent high of Rs 183.00/kg provides another marker for evaluating the latest close. Monostearin prices in India currently reflect different directions across short-, medium-, and six-month periods, making each timeframe relevant for procurement reviews and historical cost comparison.

Indian Monostearin prices also carry identified reference levels. The upside marker is Rs 150.00/kg, while the downside marker is Rs 145.00/kg. These levels describe the latest market structure and can be used to assess supplier offers, replacement-cost discussions, and inventory decisions. They do not alter the reported close or imply a forecast. The update brings together the current price, previous-week value, fortnight movement, monthly comparison, three-month and six-month context, recent high, and stated market levels in one record. Monostearin, GMS, Chemical Prices, Weekly Decline, Delhi Market, Commodity Prices

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Indian Maleic Anhydride prices

The latest update records Indian Maleic Anhydride prices at Rs 179.00/kg in Kandla, compared with Rs 157.00/kg a week earlier. The product rose by Rs 22.00/kg during the week and is up Rs 5.00/kg over the fortnight. This movement gives buyers, traders, and manufacturers a clear benchmark for current purchase indications. The substantial weekly increase marks a recovery from lower levels, although the monthly comparison remains negative.

The one-month comparison shows the product is down Rs 34.00/kg from Rs 213.00/kg. Over a broader period, it is up Rs 59.00/kg from Rs 120.00/kg over three months and up Rs 97.00/kg from Rs 82.00/kg over six months. The recent high of Rs 235.00/kg provides another marker for evaluating the latest close. Maleic Anhydride prices in India currently reflect different directions across weekly, monthly, three-month, and six-month periods, making each timeframe relevant for procurement reviews.

Indian Maleic Anhydride prices also carry identified reference levels. The upside marker is Rs 179.00/kg, while the downside marker is Rs 157.00/kg. These levels describe the latest market structure and can be used to assess supplier offers, replacement-cost discussions, and inventory decisions. They do not alter the reported close or imply a forecast. The update brings together the current price, previous-week value, fortnight movement, monthly comparison, three-month and six-month gains, recent high, and stated market levels in one record. Maleic Anhydride prices, MA prices, Indian Maleic Anhydride prices, Maleic Anhydride market, Weekly Gain, Kandla Maleic Anhydride

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Indian Vinyl Acetate Monomer prices

The latest update records Indian Vinyl Acetate Monomer prices at Rs 134.00/kg in Hazira, compared with Rs 111.00/kg a week earlier. The product rose by Rs 23.00/kg during the week, creating a substantial short-term recovery. This movement gives buyers, traders, and manufacturers a clear benchmark for current purchase indications. The one-month comparison also shows an increase of Rs 34.50/kg, reinforcing the positive near-term change.

Over a broader period, the product is down Rs 81.00/kg from Rs 215.00/kg over three months but up Rs 56.00/kg from Rs 78.00/kg over six months. The current level of Rs 134.00/kg is the stated recent high, while the recent low was Rs 65.50/kg. Vinyl Acetate Monomer prices in India therefore reflect different directions across monthly, three-month, and six-month periods, making each timeframe relevant for procurement reviews and historical cost comparison.

Indian Vinyl Acetate Monomer prices also carry identified reference levels. The upside marker is Rs 134.00/kg, while the downside marker is Rs 111.00/kg. These levels describe the latest market structure and can be used to assess supplier offers, replacement-cost discussions, and inventory decisions. They do not alter the reported close or imply a forecast. The update brings together the current price, previous-week value, monthly rise, three-month decline, six-month increase, recent high and low, and stated market levels in one record. Vinyl Acetate Monomer prices, VAM prices, Indian Vinyl Acetate Monomer prices, VAM market, Weekly Gain, Hazira VAM

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Indian C5 prices

The latest update records Indian C5 prices at Rs 154.00/kg, compared with Rs 157.00/kg a week earlier. The product fell by Rs 3.00/kg during the week and is down Rs 8.00/kg over the fortnight. This movement gives buyers, traders, and manufacturers a clear benchmark for current purchase indications. Trading remained within a narrow daily range, so the change is best read through weekly and fortnightly comparisons.

The one-month comparison shows the product is down Rs 6.00/kg. Over a broader period, it was Rs 152.00/kg three months ago and is up Rs 26.00/kg over six months. The recent high of Rs 164.00/kg provides another marker for evaluating the latest close. C5 prices in India currently reflect different directions across short-, medium-, and six-month periods, making each timeframe relevant for procurement reviews and historical cost comparison.

Indian C5 prices also carry identified reference levels. The upside marker is Rs 157.00/kg, while the downside marker is Rs 152.00/kg. These levels describe the latest market structure and can be used to assess supplier offers, replacement-cost discussions, and inventory decisions. They do not alter the reported close or imply a forecast. The update brings together the current price, previous-week value, fortnight movement, monthly comparison, three-month and six-month context, recent high, and stated market levels in one record. C5 prices, C5 Hydrocarbon prices, Indian C5 prices, C5 market, Weekly Decline, Petrochemical prices

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 Steady strengthening continues for Recron 3S polypropylene fibre

Recron 3S polypropylene fibre has hit a fresh monthly high in the Ahmedabad domestic market, closing at Rs 281.00/kg. This latest movement continues a trend of gradual, consistent strengthening that has defined the period from June through early July.

The market has added Rs 8/kg over the past month, rising from a baseline of Rs 273.00/kg. A fortnight ago, the price was stable at Rs 277.00/kg, indicating that the recent growth has been orderly and predictable. For procurement teams, this rising cost base is characterized by narrow Rs 2/kg steps between plateaus, which prevents sharp, destabilizing swings. Current resistance is set at the Rs 281.00/kg high, while the support level is found near Rs 273.00/kg. Indian Polypropylene Fibre prices are currently reflecting this firm tone, which is the defining feature for the region. Stakeholders are monitoring these levels to see how the market behaves as it maintains these elevated costs. Understanding the trajectory of Polypropylene Fibre prices in India is crucial for those managing supply chains in this competitive environment. Indian Polypropylene Fibre prices show that the market remains in a state of controlled growth without any immediate signs of reversal. Read the full verified update on IndianPetrochem.com.

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 Steady climb characterizes latest Caprolactam market movement

Caprolactam has extended its steady run in the Ahmedabad market, reaching a fresh one-month high of Rs 275.00/kg by 10 July 2026. This gradual advancement shows the domestic sector moving in measured, incremental steps rather than sharp, unpredictable swings.

Over the past month, the market has climbed by Rs 12/kg from a base of Rs 263.00/kg. A fortnight ago, prices stood at Rs 270.00/kg, confirming the sustained nature of the recent gains. Data indicates that between 4 and 8 July, the market maintained a consistent posture at Rs 273.00/kg before the latest uptick occurred. This reliability is essential for those managing procurement budgets, as it provides a clear view of market behavior. Current resistance levels are positioned at Rs 275.00/kg, with support established at Rs 263.00/kg. Indian Caprolactam prices reflect this firm, consistent trend that has persisted through June and into July. Procurement desks are closely watching these developments to determine if the current highs will hold or consolidate further. It is helpful to track these shifts by reviewing the latest Caprolactam prices in India to understand the broader market context. Indian Caprolactam prices have consistently trended upward, marking a period of stability despite the gradual growth. Read the full verified update on IndianPetrochem.com.

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Indian PS prices

Indian PS prices held firm at Rs 134.00/kg in Mumbai on July 17, 2026, showing no change from the previous week. Prices were also unchanged over the fortnight, creating a stable short-term baseline after the larger reductions seen during the preceding months. This latest assessment gives buyers a defined reference for comparing immediate supplier offers and recent transaction levels.

The monthly picture remains softer, with PS down Rs 13.00/kg from Rs 147.00/kg. Compared with the Rs 168.00/kg level recorded three months earlier, the market has declined by Rs 34.00/kg. The six-month comparison shows a fall of Rs 48.00/kg from Rs 182.00/kg. Indian PS prices are, however, Rs 23.00/kg higher year-on-year than the Rs 111.00/kg level reported during the corresponding period last year.

The annual range spans Rs 109.00/kg to Rs 182.00/kg, illustrating the distance between the recent market extremes. Procurement teams following PS prices in India can treat Rs 134.00/kg as the current support and trading baseline, while Rs 147.00/kg remains the identified resistance level. The combination of an unchanged weekly price and weaker monthly, quarterly, and half-year comparisons helps commercial teams separate immediate stability from the broader decline. These verified figures can support quotation reviews, cost benchmarking, inventory assessments, supplier discussions, and internal market reporting based exclusively on documented movements. PS prices, Polystyrene prices, Indian PS prices, PS market, Stable PS market, Mumbai PS

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Indian PVC prices

Indian PVC prices rose to Rs 83.00/kg in Mumbai, gaining Rs 1.00/kg from the previous week’s Rs 82.00/kg. The weekly increase remains modest, but it continues the gradual improvement recorded over the past month. Prices are now Rs 2.00/kg higher than the monthly comparison point, showing a measured recovery without a large change in the recent trading range.

The broader indicators remain mixed. Three months ago, PVC stood at Rs 88.00/kg, which places the current market Rs 5.00/kg lower. The six-month comparison shows a deeper decline of Rs 27.00/kg from Rs 110.00/kg. Against the same period last year, however, the product is Rs 20.00/kg higher than the earlier Rs 63.00/kg level. Indian PVC prices are therefore showing short-term firmness while remaining below important medium-term reference points.

For buyers monitoring PVC prices in India, the latest market structure is defined by a lower marker near Rs 81.00/kg and a recent high at Rs 83.00/kg. The current price sits at that upper reference, while weekly movements remain limited. This verified update gives procurement teams, manufacturers, and traders a concise view of weekly, monthly, three-month, six-month, and year-on-year changes without extending beyond the reported data. The figures also allow commercial teams to separate the latest small movement from the larger declines visible over longer periods. This distinction is useful when documenting purchase comparisons and internal price reviews. PVC, Polyvinyl Chloride, PVC Prices, Weekly Gain, Chemical Prices, India Petrochemical Market

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Indian Ethylene Glycol Monoethyl Ether Acetate prices

Ethylene Glycol Monoethyl Ether Acetate increased to Rs 149.00/kg, gaining Rs 3.00/kg from the previous week. Indian Ethylene Glycol Monoethyl Ether Acetate prices are also Rs 4.00/kg higher over the past fortnight, reflecting a measured recovery rather than a sharp price movement. The latest assessment remains near the lower portion of the recent trading structure.

The three-month comparison continues to show a decline of Rs 5.00/kg, with the upper marker during that period reaching Rs 154.00/kg. The current assessment is therefore only Rs 5.00/kg below the recent high. On a six-month basis, the product has recovered from a low of Rs 126.00/kg, although it remains substantially below the Rs 200.00/kg peak recorded earlier in the year.

Ethylene Glycol Monoethyl Ether Acetate prices in India are being monitored against support around Rs 145.00/kg and resistance near Rs 154.00/kg. This creates a Rs 9.00/kg reference band for procurement teams assessing supplier quotations and near-term purchase requirements. Indian Ethylene Glycol Monoethyl Ether Acetate prices have displayed limited volatility in the latest trading period, with small weekly and fortnightly gains occurring inside the broader range. No year-on-year data was available in the supplied story, so the assessment is based on weekly, fortnightly, three-month and six-month comparisons. Ethylene Glycol Monoethyl Ether Acetate, EGMEA, EGMEA Prices, Weekly Gain, Chemical Prices, India Petrochemical Market

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