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🔥 Solid Sulphur Market Forecast 2026–2031

Explore key drivers, industry challenges, and growth projections shaping the global solid sulphur sector.

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BDGE stays unchanged at the weekly close

BDGE closed the latest week at Rs 130/kg, unchanged versus last week, keeping the immediate trend steady for buyers monitoring weekly benchmarks. Indian BDGE prices have paused after earlier moves, offering a stable reference for procurement desks aligning short-cover purchases with predictable weekly prints.

The fortnight comparison remains higher by Rs 8/kg, indicating that the latest flat week follows a period of firmer numbers. On the month view, BDGE is up by Rs 11/kg, keeping the near-term structure supported compared with late January. Over the recent observation window, the series has traded between a low near Rs 119/kg and a high around Rs 156/kg, leaving the current assessment between those markers and well below the recent peak. The three-month comparison is higher by Rs 5/kg and the six-month comparison is higher by Rs 1/kg, pointing to limited long-range drift despite the stronger month trend. BDGE prices in India are therefore positioned as firm but steady, with smaller day-to-day shifts than earlier in the window.

For procurement planning, Indian BDGE prices serve as a stable input for budgeting and supplier negotiations when weeks turn flat after prior increases, BDGE prices, BDGE market, weekly close, unchanged trade, chemical trends.

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Neopentyl Glycol dips on the weekly reading

Neopentyl Glycol (NPG) ended the latest week at Rs 108/kg, down Rs 2/kg versus last week, shifting the immediate tone softer for buyers tracking weekly markers. Indian Neopentyl Glycol (NPG) prices eased on the week, and the fortnight comparison is also lower by Rs 2/kg, confirming that the short-term direction has turned down.

The month view still shows a Rs 5/kg gain, indicating that the current level remains above late January even after the latest dip. Within the observed period, the series has traded between a low near Rs 103/kg and a high around Rs 145/kg, leaving the current assessment closer to the lower marker than the peak. On a three-month comparison, the price is lower by Rs 7/kg, while the six-month comparison is lower by Rs 22/kg, placing today’s level in a wider context of softer longer-term benchmarks. Neopentyl Glycol (NPG) prices in India are therefore positioned as mixed: firmer versus late January, but still notably below the recent high and below the six-month reference.

For procurement planning, Indian Neopentyl Glycol (NPG) prices provide a weekly anchor that can be weighed against the three-month and six-month drift when setting purchase timing and contract discussions, Neopentyl glycol prices, Neopentyl glycol market, weekly reading, price dip, chemical trends.

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Polyethylene Glycol firms slightly in the latest week

Polyethylene Glycol (PEG) closed the latest week at Rs 115/kg, up Rs 1/kg from the prior week, keeping near-term movement modest and procurement references stable. Indian Polyethylene Glycol (PEG) prices moved higher by a small margin on the weekly anchor, aligning with a gradual firming tone rather than a sharp shift.

The fortnight comparison is higher by Rs 1/kg, while the month view shows a Rs 3/kg gain, indicating that the current level is firmer than late January. Across the observed period, the series has traded between a low near Rs 108/kg and a high around Rs 121/kg, with the latest print positioned nearer the upper side than the low, though still below the recent high marker. The three-month comparison is unchanged, and the six-month comparison is lower by Rs 1/kg, suggesting that the broader pattern remains close to stable even as the month lens improved. Polyethylene Glycol (PEG) prices in India therefore remain in a controlled movement profile with clear range markers and limited weekly volatility.

For procurement planning, Indian Polyethylene Glycol (PEG) prices provide a weekly benchmark that can be weighed against the month lift and the stable three-month and six-month context when aligning purchase timing and supplier discussions, Polyethylene glycol prices, Polyethylene glycol market, slight firming, weekly update, chemical trends.

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Acetic Acid slips back after a steady run

Acetic Acid posted a modest weekly decline, giving buyers and sellers a fresh short-term marker while keeping the broader pattern readable. The latest close supports clean comparisons across week, fortnight, and month anchors without abrupt swings that complicate procurement planning.

Indian Acetic Acid prices closed at Rs 38.75/kg at Mumbai, down Rs 1/kg from T–7. The fortnight comparison shows a Rs 0.5/kg decline, while the month view indicates a small Rs 0.25/kg increase. The latest level sits below the recent high around Rs 39.75/kg and well above the recent low near Rs 28/kg, keeping reference points clear for budgeting and supplier negotiations. The observed spread remains wide, but the week’s move was contained, supporting straightforward documentation.

In wider context, Acetic Acid prices in India remain near the upper end of the observed span even after the softer week, which helps procurement desks place current offers against verified markers. Indian Acetic Acid prices can be tracked effectively through weekly closes supported by fortnight and month changes, with the recent high/low pair acting as a practical frame for internal approvals and contract checkpoints, Acetic acid prices, Acetic acid market, post steady run, price slip, chemical trends.

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Acrylonitrile holds flat as trading stays settled

Acrylonitrile ended the week unchanged, keeping the immediate tone steady for procurement and contracting. The latest benchmark supports clean week-on-week comparisons, while broader time anchors still show modest firming from earlier levels.

Indian Acrylonitrile prices closed at Rs 103/kg at Kandla, unchanged from T–7. The fortnight comparison shows a Rs 2/kg rise, and the month view indicates a Rs 3/kg increase. The latest close sits closer to the recent low near Rs 97/kg than to the recent high around Rs 150/kg, keeping the observed spread visible for budgeting and supplier negotiations. Weekly movement was limited, so the weekly close remains the most practical short-cycle marker.

In wider context, Acrylonitrile prices in India remain well below the recent high while staying above the recent low, which helps procurement teams place current offers within verified reference points. Indian Acrylonitrile prices can be tracked through weekly closes supported by fortnight and month changes, with the recent high/low markers serving as a straightforward frame for internal approvals and contract checkpoints, Acrylonitrile prices, Acrylonitrile market, flat trade, settled trading, chemical trends.

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Propylene Glycol holds flat on weekly close

Propylene Glycol finished the week with a flat close, keeping the immediate tone steady and easy to track for procurement and contracting. The latest benchmark reinforces a calm pattern, with changes staying small and comparisons remaining straightforward across multiple time anchors.

Indian Propylene Glycol prices closed at Rs 83/kg at Kandla, unchanged from T–7. On a fortnight view, prices are higher by Rs 2/kg, while the month comparison shows a Rs 1.5/kg increase. The latest close sits below the recent high around Rs 88.5/kg and above the recent low near Rs 78.75/kg, offering clear markers for budgeting and supplier discussions. The observed period shows measured movement rather than sharp swings, supporting stable weekly tracking.

In broader context, Propylene Glycol prices in India remain positioned within the observed spread, making weekly closes and month anchors useful for procurement documentation. Indian Propylene Glycol prices can be tracked with the weekly benchmark as the primary reference, while the recent high/low markers provide a simple frame for evaluating where current offers sit versus the broader observed levels, Propylene glycol prices, Propylene glycol market, weekly close, flat trade, chemical trends.

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PAM holds firm at recent highs on weekly view

PAM maintained a firm tone this week, with the latest close keeping the market aligned to a clear weekly benchmark. The pattern remains procurement-friendly, offering straightforward comparisons across week, fortnight, and month anchors without sharp volatility.

Indian PAM prices closed at Rs 216/kg at Ahmedabad, up Rs 2/kg from T–7. The fortnight change shows an increase of Rs 4/kg, while the month view points to a Rs 6/kg rise. This places the latest level near the recent high around Rs 216/kg and above the recent low near Rs 168/kg, providing plain markers that buyers can use for budgeting, supplier negotiations, and internal approvals. Moves across the observed period arrived in steps rather than sudden jumps, keeping weekly tracking consistent.

In broader context, PAM prices in India are now positioned at the top of the recent observed spread, which makes the recent low-to-high distance a useful reference for assessing current offers. Indian PAM prices can be monitored through weekly closes to maintain continuity in procurement documentation and to keep comparisons grounded in verified, repeatable numbers, PAM prices, PAM market, recent highs, weekly firmness, chemical trends. 

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