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Indian PET prices

The PET market in Mumbai remained stable this week after witnessing a notable correction during the previous fortnight. Prices were assessed at Rs 128.00/kg, unchanged from the prior weekly level, suggesting that domestic trading conditions are beginning to normalize. Indian PET prices reflected balanced buying activity after the recent fall from Rs 142.00/kg recorded two weeks earlier. Market participants also noted that month-on-month comparisons showed a decline of Rs 17.00/kg from Rs 145.00/kg, confirming that the market has moved into a more stable trading phase.

Although short-term prices softened recently, the wider market structure continued to indicate stronger recovery trends. Prices increased by Rs 31.00/kg over the last three months and remained Rs 28.00/kg above the six-month benchmark of Rs 100.00/kg. Year-on-year comparisons highlighted a substantial increase of Rs 54.00/kg from Rs 74.00/kg. Indian PET prices also remained within the annual trading band between Rs 68.00/kg and Rs 148.00/kg. Buyers tracking PET prices in India are closely observing support near Rs 128.00/kg and resistance around Rs 145.00/kg as procurement activity remains steady in the domestic market, PET Prices, Mumbai Market, PET Market, Chemical Trade, Petrochemicals, Commodity Update.

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Indian PET prices

The PET market in Ahmedabad remained stable this week with prices holding unchanged at Rs 148.00/kg after recent fluctuations across the domestic market. The product showed no weekly movement following a mild correction from Rs 152.00/kg recorded one month earlier. Indian PET prices therefore indicated a cautious but balanced market structure as buyers and distributors continued to monitor inventory and procurement requirements closely. Trading activity during the last few weeks remained relatively controlled with only limited daily movement being reported.

Longer-term trends, however, continued to highlight substantial gains from earlier market lows. Prices increased by Rs 48.00/kg over the last three months and remained significantly above historical levels recorded earlier in the year. Year-on-year values were higher by Rs 76.00/kg from Rs 72.00/kg, while the yearly trading range remained between Rs 65.00/kg and Rs 152.00/kg. Indian PET prices therefore retained strong longer-term support even as current weekly movement stayed flat. PET prices in India are presently being monitored near Rs 148.00/kg with nearby support around Rs 140.00/kg continuing to influence procurement planning and domestic trade discussions. Market participants remain focused on supply consistency and steady trading conditions after the earlier volatile phase, PET Prices, PET Market, Domestic Trade, Petrochemicals, Market Stability, Commodity Update.

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Indian PET prices

PET prices in Ahmedabad have stabilized at Rs 140/kg after a sharp rise in recent weeks. The market recorded a Rs 32/kg increase over the past fortnight, reflecting strong upward momentum. Indian PET prices continue to hold near peak levels following this surge.

Looking at broader trends, prices have increased by Rs 41/kg over three months and Rs 39/kg over six months. Compared to last year, the market shows a rise of Rs 58/kg, indicating sustained growth. Indian PET prices are currently near the upper range, with Rs 140/kg acting as resistance and Rs 108/kg as support. PET prices in India are trading within this defined band, suggesting controlled consolidation after rapid gains.

The recent stability indicates balanced trading conditions, with limited volatility following the price surge,PET, PET Prices, Price Rise, Market Stability, Polymer Market, Price Stabilization.

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PET firms near the month’s top end

PET closed at Rs 99/kg on March 3, rising Rs 4/kg from February 24 and keeping the weekly tone constructive. Indian PET prices have added ground over the past month, with repeated closes showing steadier day-to-day behaviour than earlier in the quarter.

The fortnight comparison shows PET up Rs 2/kg from February 17, while the month view is higher by Rs 9/kg from January 31. The latest level sits near the recent high around Rs 99/kg, compared with the month’s lower point near Rs 90/kg, giving buyers a clear reference spread for contract resets. Against December 3, prices are up Rs 12/kg, and the six-month view versus September 4 shows a Rs 4/kg improvement. Year on year, the March 3, 2025 marker was Rs 104/kg, leaving the current level Rs 5/kg lower. PET prices in India remain firmer on the month lens even as the longer comparison stays softer.

Procurement desks tracking weekly benchmarks can use the current structure to align spot coverage with routine replenishment cycles. Indian PET prices remain the key reference for domestic settlement checks. Over the last few weeks, the series has shown a clear upward slope but without wide daily swings, which keeps execution calmer for staggered buying, PET, PET Prices, Firms, Months Top End, Polymer Market, Petrochemicals, Price Trend. 

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PET pauses, keeping gains in place

PET ended the week on a steadier footing, with the latest assessment at Rs 99/kg on Feb 17, 2026. That is Rs 0/kg higher than a week earlier, and the fortnight view shows a move of Rs 1/kg. Most daily changes were small, allowing buyers to plan cover without chasing abrupt revisions. In the domestic market, Indian PET prices reflected controlled movement rather than sharp repricing.

Looking back to Jan 17, 2026, the month change is Rs -2/kg, while the three-month comparison to Nov 19, 2025 shows a move of Rs 34/kg. Against Aug 21, 2025, the six-month change is Rs 5/kg, and the year-on-year comparison to Feb 17, 2025 stands at Rs -1/kg. Recent trading has ranged from near Rs 65/kg to around Rs 103/kg, helping buyers map where current values sit on the broader curve.

For teams benchmarking PET prices in India, the latest week keeps attention on how reliably the market holds the current reference without widening short-term swings. Internal checks can use the 3M and 6M anchors to stress-test budget assumptions and compare supplier offers on a like-for-like basis. Indian PET prices remains the core input for procurement dashboards that need verified domestic markers, including weekly deltas and month-to-date context, pet, pet prices, polymer market, commodity update, market trend, price pause, gains intact, price trend, petrochemicals.

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PET slips lower as weekly tone turns softer

PET closed at Rs 98/kg on 03 Feb 2026, dropping Rs 3/kg week on week and bringing the market back to the lower end of the recent month. Indian PET prices have weakened across the latest weekly check, giving procurement teams a clear reference for variance tracking and short-term coverage timing.

On a fortnight view, PET is lower by Rs 3/kg, and the month comparison is also down Rs 3/kg, confirming that the softer tone has carried through multiple checkpoints. The past month’s high is around Rs 101/kg, while the month’s lower end is near Rs 98/kg, which matches the latest assessment and defines the immediate reference area. Moves were more pronounced than during the earlier stable phase, but the market still offers a clean set of markers for internal benchmarking. Over three months, PET remains Rs 28/kg higher, placing the current decline inside a stronger medium-term rise. Over six months, it is marginally lower by Re 1/kg, while year on year it is up Rs 5/kg, leaving the broader context balanced, PET prices, PET market, weekly tone, price softening, polymer trends.

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PET keeps a flat week after a December drop

PET ended the week unchanged at Rs 99/kg, keeping the weekly settlement stable after the earlier decline seen over the month. Indian PET prices are flat on a fortnight view as well, holding at Rs 99/kg versus 13 Jan 2026, which keeps day-to-day tracking straightforward for buyers using weekly benchmarks.

The month trend remains softer, with PET Rs 6/kg lower than Rs 105/kg on 27 Dec 2025. Over the last 30 days, prices moved between a recent high around Rs 105/kg and a recent low near Rs 99/kg, showing that the month window delivered a clear slide before the latest pause. On a three-month view, however, PET is Rs 27/kg higher than Rs 72/kg on 29 Oct 2025, placing today’s number well above the earlier quarter base. The six-month comparison shows PET Rs 2/kg higher than Rs 97/kg on 31 Jul 2025, and year on year it is Rs 5/kg above Rs 94/kg on 27 Jan 2025. PET prices in India therefore combine a flat weekly close with a softer month and firmer longer references, supporting clean variance checks in procurement planning, PET, PET Market, PET Prices, Flat Week, Post December Drop, Polymer Market, Petrochemical Update. Read the full verified update on IndianPetrochem.com.

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Domestic PET values stabilise after volatility

PET prices in the Indian domestic market held flat this week, bringing a pause after several weeks of pronounced adjustments. The Delhi benchmark closed at Rs 95/kg, unchanged from last week, even as the broader trend remains softer than earlier periods. Indian PET prices are marginally lower on a fortnight basis, while month-on-month comparisons show a clearer decline from levels above Rs 100/kg.

The lack of movement in the latest week contrasts with the wider trading range seen previously. Over the past three months, PET prices have fluctuated between a high of around Rs 103/kg and a low near Rs 72/kg. Current levels sit near the middle of this range, highlighting stabilisation rather than renewed weakness. Weekly trading was calm, with limited daily movements and no sharp intraday swings reported.

From a longer-term view, PET prices in India are lower on both six-month and year-on-year comparisons, reinforcing the subdued backdrop. The steadiness seen this week reflects market participants adjusting to a narrower band after earlier volatility. Support is identified near Rs 90/kg, while resistance around Rs 100/kg continues to cap near-term upside. Indian PET prices currently indicate consolidation within an established range rather than directional movement, Domestic PET, PET Prices, Polyester Market, Packaging Resins, Polymer Industry, Price Stability, Market Volatility, Chemical Market, Commodity Update, Industry News. Read the full verified update on IndianPetrochem.com.