Triethylene Glycol edges up but stays compact
The latest domestic assessment leaves Triethylene Glycol (TEG) on a steadier footing, with the weekly move modest and the fortnight comparison still narrow by March 10. Indian Triethylene Glycol (TEG) prices reached Rs 125/kg, up from Rs 120/kg a week earlier, and the short-run pattern stayed contained after only a brief adjustment inside the week. That gives buyers and sellers a clean closing point for immediate procurement reference. It also confirms that the market remains orderly despite the small increase.
The month view places the current reading above Rs 120.5/kg on February 7, while the recent trading band runs from around Rs 120/kg to about Rs 125/kg. Over three months, the market is broadly aligned with Rs 125/kg on December 10, and the six-month comparison remains below Rs 134/kg on September 11. Triethylene Glycol (TEG) prices in India are still well above the year-ago marker of Rs 91/kg, which helps frame the current level without overstating the latest rise. Indian Triethylene Glycol (TEG) prices therefore continue to point to a compact domestic market with limited day-to-day disruption.
Procurement teams watching replacement costs, weekly allocations, and spot budgeting can use the latest assessment as a dependable marker because the market ended the period with unchanged daily readings after the earlier move. That steadier finish is useful when comparing supplier offers and planning routine purchases, Triethylene Glycol, TEG Market, Petrochemicals, Chemical Prices, Market Up, Compact Range.
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