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Indian HDPE prices

HDPE prices have entered a phase of stability in Ahmedabad, holding steady this week after recent corrections. Indian HDPE prices are currently assessed at Rs 159.00/kg, unchanged from the previous week, indicating a pause in volatility and a balanced demand-supply situation in the domestic market.

Over the past month, prices have declined slightly by Rs 5.00/kg from Rs 164.00/kg, reflecting a controlled correction after earlier upward movement. Despite this short-term softness, the broader trend remains strong, with a three-month gain of Rs 28.00/kg from Rs 131.00/kg. Indian HDPE prices continue to demonstrate resilience, supported by sustained consumption trends across downstream sectors. The current price level sits near the lower end of the recent range, which previously peaked at Rs 177.00/kg earlier in the year.

On a yearly basis, HDPE prices in India have surged by Rs 60.50/kg from Rs 98.50/kg, highlighting a strong recovery trajectory. Key resistance is seen near Rs 164.00/kg, while support is observed around Rs 159.00/kg. The market’s current steadiness suggests cautious participation as stakeholders monitor directional cues.

Indian HDPE prices remain stable in the near term, with limited fluctuations expected unless external demand or feedstock dynamics shift, HDPE, Polyethylene, Price Stability, Range Bound, Petrochemicals.

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Polyester yarn trades in tighter range after recent dip

Polyester Industrial Yarn prices softened slightly this week, marking a Rs 2/kg decline while maintaining a steady overall structure. Indian Polyester Industrial Yarn prices indicate a market that is no longer extending earlier gains, instead moving into a consolidation phase with reduced daily volatility.

Across April, prices moved up from late-March levels near Rs 154/kg and tested highs around Rs 169/kg before easing to Rs 167/kg. The recent dip reflects a mild correction rather than a directional shift. Indian Polyester Industrial Yarn prices now sit within a narrower band, with support and resistance clearly defined, while Polyester Industrial Yarn prices in India continue to show stability after earlier fluctuations.

On a fortnight basis, the trend shows marginal softening, though the broader monthly picture still reflects recovery. Compared to the more dynamic movements seen earlier, current sessions are marked by smaller day-to-day changes. This suggests that the market has entered a phase of equilibrium, where price swings are limited and predictable within a set range.

The current positioning highlights a stable structure, with neither strong upward momentum nor sharp downside pressure dominating the market.

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 Fumed silica market drifts lower within defined range

 Fumed silica prices extended their downward trend this week, with the Delhi market recording a notable weekly decline. Indian Fumed Silica prices dropped by Rs 63/kg, continuing a soft movement that has been building over recent sessions and reinforcing a controlled correction phase.

The current level of Rs 615/kg reflects a two-week decline of Rs 61/kg and a monthly drop of Rs 59/kg, placing the market close to the lower end of its recent trading band. Despite this easing, the broader trend remains relatively stable. Over the past three months, prices have moved from around Rs 660/kg to current levels, while six-month data shows minimal variation. On a year-on-year basis, the market has softened from approximately Rs 695/kg. Indian Fumed Silica prices continue to show measured adjustments, with no signs of extreme volatility. Fumed Silica prices in India have traded within a narrow band of Rs 615/kg to Rs 678/kg over the past month, indicating a steady structure.

Support is seen at Rs 615/kg, while resistance remains near Rs 678/kg, keeping the range intact,Fumed Silica, Petrochemicals, Market Update, Price Trend, Range Bound, Commodity Market.Read the full verified update on IndianPetrochem.com.

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Indian BDGE prices

BDGE prices remained unchanged this week, maintaining a steady trend after earlier gains. Indian BDGE prices continue to reflect stability, with no visible shift in weekly movement and a consistent domestic trading pattern.

The product is up Rs 7/kg over the past fortnight and Rs 9/kg on a monthly basis, but recent sessions have not extended this rise. Indian BDGE prices are currently holding around Rs 140/kg, below the recent high near Rs 156/kg and above the lower range near Rs 119/kg. This positioning highlights a balanced market structure, with prices holding mid-range. BDGE prices in India remain confined within a narrow band, showing limited variation compared to earlier weeks.

Trading activity has been marked by small and predictable movements, with low volatility dominating the current phase. Compared with prior sessions where gradual gains were visible, the market has now stabilised, with no immediate pressure on either side of the range.

Indian BDGE prices continue to reflect a consolidation phase, keeping the market steady for procurement decisions, BDGE, Narrow Range, Stable Trading, Range Bound, Chemical Market, Price Stability.

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Indian SAN prices

SAN prices have remained stable this week, reflecting a sideways trend over recent months. Indian SAN prices are holding at Rs 166/kg, with minimal changes seen in weekly trading activity.

On a monthly basis, prices have moved up slightly from around Rs 142/kg, while the three-month comparison shows similar levels near Rs 142/kg. The six-month view indicates earlier levels around Rs 151/kg. Indian SAN prices are currently positioned below the recent high of Rs 176/kg, with the lower end of the range near Rs 142/kg. SAN prices in India are also above the Rs 146/kg level seen a year ago.

Weekly activity remained calm, with limited fluctuations and a narrow range. Prices continue to move sideways without any significant expansion or contraction, SAN, Price Stability, Narrow Range, Range Bound, Polymer Market, Stable Trend.

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Dichloropropane nudges higher with tight range

Dichloropropane closed this week at Rs 50/kg in Delhi (Domestic Repack), rising by Rs 0.5/kg from Rs 49.5/kg a week earlier. The move was small, keeping the short-term picture controlled, and Indian Dichloropropane prices remain near the same level used for near-term procurement checks.

The fortnight comparison point was Rs 49/kg (around Feb 4, 2026), showing a mild strengthening across two reporting windows. On a month view, the last available month-ago marker was Rs 50/kg (around Jan 19, 2026), indicating the current level is broadly steady versus the month reference. The last 30 days have printed a narrow set of markers between Rs 49/kg and Rs 50/kg, with limited volatility and no abrupt reversals. Looking further back, the three-month reference point (around Nov 20, 2025) was Rs 44/kg and the six-month marker (around Aug 22, 2025) was Rs 37/kg, placing the current month’s stability above earlier quarters. The available year-on-year point for Feb 18, 2025 was Rs 58/kg.

Indian Dichloropropane prices are therefore being read as stable with only marginal weekly uplift, while Dichloropropane prices in India continue to be monitored against the tight one-month marker set for budgeting discipline, Dichloropropane, DCP Prices, Nudges Higher, Tight Range, Range Bound, Price Movement, Petrochem Market, Chemical Update. 

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Polycarbonate market remains range-bound and stable

Polycarbonate prices in the Indian domestic market remained unchanged this week, extending a period of tight and controlled trading. Indian Polycarbonate prices closed at Rs 219/kg, matching last week’s level and confirming the narrow-band behaviour seen since late December. Over the past two weeks, prices have shown virtually no movement, highlighting a balanced market with limited short-term volatility.

In the monthly and three-month context, Polycarbonate has traded within a well-defined range. Values have stayed close to the recent high near Rs 225/kg, while dips have consistently been supported around Rs 218/kg. Compared with more volatile phases earlier in the year, current price action is notably subdued, with minimal day-to-day variation. This steady structure has carried through the month view as well, reflecting stability rather than a clear upward or downward direction. Indian Polycarbonate prices have therefore offered a predictable environment for routine procurement activity.

On a year-on-year comparison, the market shows mild firmness. Current levels are approximately Rs 3/kg higher than prices recorded a year ago, placing today’s market slightly above the longer-term baseline. Polycarbonate prices in India continue to reflect this modest improvement while remaining locked within established limits. Support and resistance levels remain intact, reinforcing the sense of equilibrium in the domestic market, Polycarbonate Market, Range Bound, Stable Prices, Chemical Industry, Polymer Market, Market Analysis, Global Trade, Price Trend, Industry News, Supply Demand. IndianPetrochem.com continues to publish consistent and verified pricing intelligence.

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BDO market trades steadily within a tight band

Domestic BDO values have maintained a steady tone, with recent assessments pointing to stability rather than directional movement. Prices closed the week at Rs 101.00/kg, unchanged from the prior week, keeping the market near the centre of its recent trading range.

Short-term indicators show only minor variation. Indian BDO prices are up Rs 0.50/kg on a fortnight comparison, while the one-month view shows no overall change. Over the past three months, prices have edged higher by Rs 1/kg, reflecting mild firmness without expansion. Throughout this period, trading has remained confined between Rs 100/kg and Rs 102/kg, resulting in consistently low volatility.

Year-on-year data highlights that prices are still Rs 18/kg lower than last year, framing the current sideways movement within a broader down-cycle. Recent highs near Rs 102/kg have capped advances, while the lower boundary near Rs 100/kg has continued to provide stability. These levels have effectively contained price action over recent weeks, BDO, market update, sideways trend, range bound, consolidation, stock market, trading range, technical analysis, equity markets, market news.For participants monitoring BDO prices in India, the current environment suggests predictable behaviour within a defined range. Indian BDO prices remain stable, supporting short-term procurement planning without exposure to abrupt swings. Read the full verified update on IndianPetrochem.com.