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Formic Acid edges higher on the weekly close

Formic Acid posted a modest weekly rise while keeping the broader month picture largely steady. The current assessment sits near the lower end of the recent quarter span, which can matter for buyers benchmarking spot coverage against quarter markers.

The latest weekly marker was Rs 52/kg, up Rs 1/kg from Rs 51/kg a week earlier. The fortnight reference was Rs 51/kg, and the month marker was Rs 51.5/kg, confirming that the latest move was small in size relative to the month baseline. Indian Formic Acid prices therefore show limited short-term volatility, with incremental shifts rather than sharp swings.

On the wider timeline, the three-month reference was Rs 60/kg and the six-month point was Rs 63/kg. In the last 90 days, the high was around Rs 60/kg and the low was near Rs 51/kg, keeping quarter markers clear for procurement baselines. Formic Acid prices in India remain below the year-on-year reference of Rs 66/kg, which frames the longer comparison without changing the near-term stability tone.

Indian Formic Acid prices remain a key domestic market input for budgeting and pass-through discussions, Formic Acid, Formic Acid Market, Edges Higher, Weekly Close, Chemical Prices, Market Trend.

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Glycol ether edges higher with firmer weekly close

Diethylene Glycol Monobutyl Ether ended the week at Rs 127/kg in Ahmedabad (Imported Intact), improving by Rs 4/kg from Rs 123/kg a week earlier. The move sharpened the short-term tone after a steadier patch, and Indian Diethylene Glycol Monobutyl Ether prices now sit at the top of the last month’s observed levels.

Over the past fortnight, the last available comparison point was Rs 123/kg (around Feb 4, 2026), showing the latest rise arrived late in the window rather than as a gradual step every session. On a month view, the market has advanced from Rs 121/kg (around Jan 19, 2026) to Rs 127/kg, with the past 30 days holding a clear marker set: near the recent high around Rs 127/kg and close to the lower end of recent activity near Rs 121/kg. The three-month reference (around Nov 20, 2025) was Rs 121/kg, while the six-month marker (around Aug 22, 2025) was Rs 111/kg, reinforcing the broader firming trend beneath the weekly move. The available year-on-year point for Feb 18, 2025 was Rs 131/kg.

Indian Diethylene Glycol Monobutyl Ether prices remain a key reference for domestic budgeting, while Diethylene Glycol Monobutyl Ether prices in India are tracked against weekly changes for repeatability in procurement decisions, Glycol Ether, Glycol Ether Market, Edges Higher, Price Increase, Firmer Close, Weekly Close, Market Firmness, Petrochem Update. 

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Acetonitrile edges higher on the weekly close

The latest Acetonitrile note shows a firmer weekly finish, keeping procurement discussions focused on offer alignment and internal approvals. The week’s movement was measured, and it adds to strength visible in the month comparison. For buyers, the key utility is a clean comparison against fixed dates rather than subjective talk.

The market is assessed at Rs 140/kg on 10 Feb 2026, versus Rs 135/kg on 03 Feb 2026. Over the past fortnight, the net change is Rs 5/kg, and the month comparison to 10 Jan 2026 is Rs 5/kg. In the Indian domestic market, Indian Acetonitrile prices are being monitored for consistent week-to-week steps that can be tracked against contract reset dates. The year-on-year benchmark to 10 Feb 2025 stands at Rs 10/kg.

On longer anchors, the three-month comparison is Rs 0/kg and the six-month view is Rs 0/kg. In the last 60 days, the observed high was around Rs 140/kg and the observed low was near Rs 135/kg, keeping the latest quote close to the high end of the recent window. Support sits near Rs 135/kg and resistance near Rs 140/kg for Acetonitrile prices in India. Indian Acetonitrile prices remain a core reference point for vendor discussions and internal approvals, especially when aligning multiple lots across weeks, Acetonitrile, Edges Higher, Weekly Close, Acetonitrile Prices, Petrochemical Market, Market Update.

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Formic Acid edges higher on the weekly close

The latest Formic Acid note shows a slightly firmer weekly finish, keeping procurement discussions centred on consistency and month-end reconciliation. The week’s movement was limited, and it fits within a broader, measured trend on the month view. For buyers, the key utility is a clean comparison against fixed dates rather than subjective talk.

The market is assessed at Rs 53/kg on 10 Feb 2026, versus Rs 52/kg on 03 Feb 2026. Over the past fortnight, the net change is Rs 2/kg, and the month comparison to 10 Jan 2026 is Rs -1/kg. In the Indian domestic market, Indian Formic Acid prices are being monitored for consistent week-to-week steps that can be tracked against contract reset dates. The year-on-year benchmark to 10 Feb 2025 stands at Rs -10/kg.

On longer anchors, the three-month comparison is Rs -7/kg and the six-month view is Rs -10/kg. In the last 60 days, the observed high was around Rs 54/kg and the observed low was near Rs 51/kg, keeping the latest quote closer to the middle of the recent window. Support sits near Rs 51/kg and resistance near Rs 54/kg for Formic Acid prices in India. Indian Formic Acid prices remain a core reference point for vendor discussions and internal approvals, especially when aligning multiple lots across weeks, Formic Acid, Edges Higher, Weekly Close, Formic Acid Prices, Petrochemical Market, Price Update.

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2-Ethylhexanol edges higher as trend stays intact

2-Ethylhexanol added to its positive tone this week, finishing higher on a clean week-on-week comparison and keeping the broader pattern intact for procurement tracking. The latest close provides a fresh weekly benchmark without abrupt day-to-day swings, helping buyers map decisions to consistent reference points.

Indian 2-Ethylhexanol prices ended at Rs 121/kg at Ahmedabad, up Rs 2/kg from T–7. The fortnight comparison shows the market higher by Rs 2/kg, while the month view indicates a Rs 3/kg rise. These steps keep the market closer to the recent high around Rs 151/kg than the recent low near Rs 113/kg, offering clear markers for internal budgeting and contract checkpoints. Moves remained measured across the observed period, with the pace of change staying orderly rather than volatile.

In wider context, 2-Ethylhexanol prices in India remain supported above the recent lows while still below the prior peak, making the recent high/low spread a practical frame for negotiations. Indian 2-Ethylhexanol prices can be tracked effectively through the weekly change and the month anchor, with the latest close acting as a current reference for follow-through comparisons, 2-ethylhexanol prices, 2-ethylhexanol market, edges higher, uptrend intact, chemical trends.

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