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Indian MIX-XYLENE prices

Mix xylene prices have softened slightly this week, reflecting a controlled decline within a stable trading environment. Indian MIX-XYLENE prices slipped by Rs 2.00/kg, extending the Rs 8.00/kg fall seen over the last fortnight. Current levels at Rs 96.00/kg in Kandla indicate consolidation after earlier volatility, with prices still significantly higher than three months ago.

Monthly trends show prices largely stabilizing near Rs 96.00/kg, with limited fluctuations. Over the past six months, the market has maintained a positive trajectory, rising by Rs 24.50/kg from Rs 71.50/kg. The recent high of Rs 109.00/kg earlier this month highlights prior volatility before the market settled into a narrower range. Indian MIX-XYLENE prices are currently positioned near support at Rs 94.00/kg, while resistance remains at Rs 98.00/kg. MIX-XYLENE prices in India continue to reflect balanced fundamentals, with no major disruptions influencing short-term movement, Mix Xylene, Mixed Xylene Prices, Market Stability, Price Correction, Chemical Market, Stable Trend.

The current trend suggests a steady trading pattern with defined levels guiding transactions and procurement decisions.

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Mixed Xylene holds gains after a steady week

Mixed Xylene closed the latest cycle at Rs 78.00/kg on 03 Mar 2026, rising Rs 2.25/kg week on week from Rs 75.75/kg. The advance adds to a firmer month tone and keeps the market positioned closer to the upper part of its recent working zone.

Indian Mixed Xylene prices are also up on shorter comparisons, with the fortnight reference at Rs 76.50/kg and the month reference at Rs 76.00/kg, pointing to a gradual climb through February. Over the last three months, the recent high is around Rs 80.50/kg and the low is near Rs 74.00/kg, giving buyers clear markers for where negotiations have recently concentrated. The six-month anchor at Rs 71.25/kg sits well below the latest print, while the year-on-year point at Rs 70.00/kg underlines that current levels are stronger than the same period last year.

Moves have been mostly measured rather than abrupt, helping procurement teams plan coverage with clearer baselines. Those tracking Mixed Xylene prices in India can use the 90-day high and low as practical reference points for short-term decisions, while the month and six-month anchors help frame the broader bias. Indian Mixed Xylene prices remain above the recent lower marker, Mixed Xylene, Mixed Xylene Prices, Holds Gains, Steady Week, Chemical Market, Petrochemicals, Price Trend.

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 Mixed Xylene ends the week unchanged at Kandla

Mixed Xylene finished the latest weekly assessment unchanged, keeping near-term planning stable for buyers who track weekly replacement costs. The close held at Rs 75.50/kg on 17 February 2026 at Kandla, matching the prior week’s level and extending a short patch of quiet daily updates. For teams watching Indian Mixed Xylene prices, the unchanged week stands out against the wider movement seen across the past quarter.

The fortnight comparison shows a mild softening to Rs 75.50/kg from Rs 76.25/kg, a slip of Rs 0.75/kg. On a month view, Mixed Xylene is higher by Rs 1.50/kg from Rs 74.00/kg, indicating February levels have improved versus late January. The three-month reference remains softer, down Rs 3.00/kg from Rs 78.50/kg, while the six-month comparison is firmer by Rs 5.00/kg from Rs 70.50/kg. Recent markers show a high near Rs 83.00/kg and a low near Rs 73.50/kg, framing current values closer to the lower side of the recent span. Mixed Xylene prices in India continue to trade inside that broader corridor even as weekly movement has narrowed. A year-on-year comparison is higher by Rs 6.00/kg versus Rs 69.50/kg, mixed xylene, mixed xylene prices, aromatics, chemical market, commodity update, weekly close, unchanged prices, kandla marker, petrochemicals

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Mixed Xylene prices continue steady consolidation

Mixed Xylene traded on a stable footing this week, with prices showing only marginal movement and maintaining a calm short-term tone. The product closed at Rs 74.5/kg, edging up by Rs 0.5/kg from the previous week. Indian Mixed Xylene prices have now held largely unchanged through the past fortnight, underlining the lack of urgency in recent trading activity and the continuation of sideways conditions.

Looking across slightly longer comparisons, the fortnight view shows minimal change, while the month-on-month assessment reflects some softening from earlier highs. Over the past three months, prices have eased from stronger late-2025 levels, though recent movements have narrowed significantly. The current settlement remains well below the recent peak near Rs 83/kg and comfortably above the lower end of the range around Rs 65/kg. This tightening band suggests that volatility has reduced, allowing Indian Mixed Xylene prices to stabilise closer to recent averages.

On a broader lens, six-month comparisons still indicate lower levels, and year-on-year values remain softer. Mixed Xylene prices in India are now moving within clearly defined markers, with support near Rs 65/kg and resistance around Rs 83/kg. This range-bound structure keeps near-term market conditions steady and predictable for buyers, Mixed Xylene Prices, Aromatics Market, Petrochemical Industry, Price Consolidation, Steady Market, Supply Demand, Chemical Market, Commodity Trends, Industry Update, Market News.

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Domestic Mixed Xylene trades steady near recent lows

Domestic Mixed Xylene values remained largely rangebound this week, with only a marginal adjustment keeping sentiment soft. Indian Mixed Xylene prices at Hazira settled at Rs 74/kg on January 13, slipping Rs 0.50/kg from the previous week. While the absolute weekly change was small, it confirmed that the market is holding close to the lower end of its recent band, making short-term procurement decisions sensitive to incremental movements rather than directional shifts.

Looking beyond the week, the fortnight comparison shows a decline of Rs 1.50/kg from levels seen around the end of December. On a monthly basis, the correction is more visible, with prices easing by about Rs 5/kg from mid-December highs near Rs 79/kg. Over the past 30 days, values have effectively moved from the upper end of the recent range back toward support, indicating a consolidation phase after the earlier drop. On a three-month view, current levels sit slightly below the Rs 75/kg zone observed in mid-October, while the six-month comparison still reflects a firmer undertone versus Rs 72.50/kg in mid-July. From a year-on-year perspective, today’s market remains higher than mid-January last year, underscoring that Indian Mixed Xylene prices are still comparatively stronger on a longer horizon despite the recent softness. Mixed Xylene prices in India are now being monitored closely around the Rs 74/kg support area, with resistance seen closer to Rs 79/kg, Mixed Xylene Prices, Domestic Aromatics, Petrochemical Market, Xylene Trade, Price Stability, Recent Lows, Aromatics Industry, Supply Demand, Commodity Update, Chemical News. Read the full verified update on IndianPetrochem.com.

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Domestic mixed xylene continues gradual slide

Mixed Xylene Isomer prices in the Indian domestic market continued to edge lower this week, extending a multi-week downtrend that has been in place since mid-December. The Kandla benchmark closed at Rs 74/kg on January 13, down Rs 1/kg from the prior week. Indian Mixed Xylene Isomer prices have therefore followed a consistent pattern of lower weekly settlements rather than volatile swings.

The broader picture underlines this softness. On a fortnight basis, prices are Rs 3.50/kg lower than levels seen around December 30. The month-on-month comparison shows a sharper adjustment, with values down Rs 7.50/kg from mid-December levels near Rs 81.50/kg. Over the past 30 days, the market has moved from the upper end of this range toward the lower boundary, with prices now sitting close to the recent low around Rs 73.50/kg. Daily trading remained controlled, but the directional bias stayed negative.

Further out, Mixed Xylene Isomer prices in India are lower on a three-month comparison versus mid-October, while the six-month view shows marginal firmness compared with mid-July. Year-on-year comparisons indicate prices broadly in line with levels seen around the same time last year. Support is noted near Rs 73.50/kg, with resistance around Rs 81.50/kg continuing to frame negotiations. Indian Mixed Xylene Isomer prices currently reflect sustained near-term weakness rather than abrupt volatility, Domestic Mixed Xylene, Mixed Xylene Prices, Aromatics Market, Petrochemical Industry, Price Decline, Gradual Slide, Market Update, Chemical Market, Commodity Trends, Industry News. Read the full verified update on IndianPetrochem.com.