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Indian Polyurethane Resin for Sole prices

Polyurethane Resin for Sole moved up this week, closing at Rs 228.00/kg after rising Rs 2.00/kg from Rs 226.00/kg. The product has gained Rs 8.00/kg over the past fortnight, continuing a firm upward movement in the Mumbai market. Indian Polyurethane Resin for Sole prices are now positioned near recent high levels, supported by steady domestic trading and limited volatility.

The one-month trend shows a notable gain of Rs 18.00/kg, highlighting consistent strength over recent weeks. Over the past three months, the product has increased by Rs 34.00/kg from Rs 194.00/kg, and the six-month comparison reflects the same increase. This places the latest level close to the year-high area mentioned in the market story. Polyurethane Resin for Sole prices in India are currently being watched around support near Rs 220.00/kg and an upper level around Rs 228.00/kg. The current structure suggests stable trading conditions for buyers assessing procurement baselines, recent gains, and near-term buying references. Indian Polyurethane Resin for Sole prices remain important for manufacturers and traders tracking weekly increases, fortnightly movement, and broader domestic performance in Mumbai, Polyurethane Resin, Sole Industry, Recent Highs, Chemical Market, Market Strength, Trade Update.

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Indian BDGE prices

BDGE closed at Rs 187.00/kg this week, lower by Rs 8.00/kg from last week. Indian BDGE prices have moved down after reaching a recent high of Rs 209.00/kg, with the latest reading also showing a Rs 22.00/kg decline across the past fortnight. Even after this correction, the product remains Rs 13.00/kg above the level seen one month ago, highlighting a market that has eased in the short term while staying above its earlier monthly base.

The three-month comparison shows a stronger recovery. BDGE has gained Rs 59.00/kg from a low of Rs 128.00/kg earlier this year, keeping the broader structure firm despite the latest weekly and fortnightly falls. BDGE prices in India are now near the lower end of recent trading, with potential support around Rs 174.00/kg and resistance near Rs 195.00/kg. The recent movement points to a stabilizing market after a period of stronger gains. For procurement teams, the current range provides a useful reference for monitoring spot buying, contract discussions, and price sensitivity. Indian BDGE prices remain above the three-month low, while the current decline reflects an adjustment from the recent elevated point, BDGE, Market Eases, Recent Highs, Chemical Market, Price Correction, Trade Update.

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Indian MIX-XYLENE prices

MIX-XYLENE moved lower this week after recent gains, giving procurement teams a fresh weekly reference point for short-term buying decisions. Indian MIX-XYLENE prices stood at Rs 104.50/kg on May 28, 2026, down from Rs 107.00/kg last week. The latest decline of Rs 2.50/kg came after a fortnightly increase of Rs 4.50/kg, showing that the product remains active even though the current week brought a correction.

The monthly movement remains positive, with MIX-XYLENE up Rs 6.50/kg from last month. Compared with three months ago, the product is higher by Rs 28.00/kg, rising from Rs 76.50/kg to the current level. Over the past year, prices have moved between Rs 66.25/kg and Rs 109.00/kg, highlighting the wider trading range seen in the domestic market. Support is indicated around Rs 100.00/kg, while resistance is placed near Rs 107.00/kg. Indian MIX-XYLENE prices remain firm against past baselines, while MIX-XYLENE prices in India show a softer weekly movement within a broader upward structure, Mix Xylene, Market Pullback, Recent Highs, Chemical Market, Price Correction, Trade Update.

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Indian NBA prices

NBA prices moved lower this week in Mumbai after a notable increase over the past month. The current price stands at Rs 148.00/kg, compared with Rs 157.00/kg last week, marking a weekly decline of Rs 9.00/kg. Indian NBA prices remain significantly higher than earlier levels, even after this correction, as the product had already gained strongly during the recent upward phase. The weekly decline shows a softer short-term tone, while the broader market remains elevated.

The monthly comparison shows a gain of Rs 21.00/kg, keeping the current price close to the recent high of Rs 157.00/kg. Over three months, NBA has risen by Rs 68.75/kg from Rs 79.25/kg, while the six-month movement shows an increase of Rs 67.00/kg. These figures indicate that the domestic market has stayed firm over a wider period despite short-term volatility. Key levels include support near Rs 140.00/kg and resistance around Rs 157.00/kg. NBA prices in India are therefore moving within a monitored range. Indian NBA prices continue to be tracked by traders assessing weekly stability and recent correction levels, NBA, Market Softening, Recent Highs, Chemical Market, Price Correction, Trade Update.

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Indian Toluene prices

Toluene in Kandla moved slightly lower on the day but remained above last week’s level. Indian Toluene prices were assessed at Rs 105.50/kg, down Rs 1.00/kg from the previous session and up Rs 1.00/kg compared with the prior week. The weekly move points to a steadier market after the earlier rise.

The monthly trend remains firm, with Toluene gaining Rs 11.50/kg over four weeks. On a three-month basis, prices increased by Rs 31.75/kg from Rs 73.75/kg, while the six-month comparison shows a gain of Rs 25.50/kg. The product is also trading far above the one-year low of Rs 62.00/kg, keeping the market in an elevated range.

Indian Toluene prices are holding near support of Rs 104.50/kg, while resistance is seen close to Rs 110.00/kg. Toluene prices in India remain important for buyers tracking short-term procurement levels and market stability, Toluene, Market Steady, Recent Highs, Chemical Market, Trade Update, Price Trend.

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Mumbai rubber values continue moving near recent highs

PBR 1220 domestic trading levels advanced again this week as the Mumbai market extended its recent upward streak with another firm increase. Indian PBR 1220 prices closed at Rs 310/kg, up Rs 15/kg from Rs 295/kg recorded a week earlier. The latest rise followed several largely stable sessions before late-week strength pushed values closer toward the upper side of the broader trading cycle. Fortnight gains also reached Rs 20/kg, while the month-on-month comparison reflected continued stability above the Rs 290/kg range in domestic activity.

The longer-term comparison continued to underline the scale of the recent move. Around three months ago, the grade was trading near Rs 152/kg, while six-month gains stood at Rs 145/kg. Year-on-year values also remained sharply higher against the earlier base near Rs 182/kg. Indian PBR 1220 prices continued to trade close to the recent broader-cycle high around Rs 350/kg, although most day-to-day movements remained comparatively narrow during the week. Market activity also stayed above the earlier lower trading range near Rs 280/kg, maintaining a firmer short-term tone. Current PBR 1220 prices in India therefore continued to reflect stable domestic market positioning despite widening volatility toward the end of the week.Mumbai Rubber Market, Mumbai Rubber, Rubber Prices, Recent Highs, Market Trend, Synthetic Rubber.

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Delhi silica market moves back toward recent highs

The Delhi market for Precipitated Silica Tire Grade recorded a notable upward move this week, reversing the comparatively narrow trading pattern that had persisted through earlier sessions. Prices advanced Rs 20/kg over the fortnight and returned close to the strongest levels seen in recent months. Indian Precipitated Silica Tire Grade prices were assessed at Rs 120/kg on May 21 compared with Rs 100/kg a week earlier, reflecting one of the strongest short-term gains observed recently.

The broader market trend also points toward a steady recovery. About one month ago, prices were trading near Rs 74/kg, while the wider six-month range extended from approximately Rs 70/kg to the current high near Rs 120/kg. Trading activity became more active during the latest sessions compared with the calmer tone recorded earlier in the quarter. Indian Precipitated Silica Tire Grade prices have now recovered earlier lost ground and returned toward the upper side of the recent market cycle. Procurement participants monitoring Precipitated Silica Tire Grade prices in India continued tracking whether the market could maintain support near Rs 110/kg while facing resistance around Rs 120/kg. Market volatility widened modestly during the latest sessions, although daily fluctuations remained comparatively controlled,Delhi Silica Market, Precipitated Silica, Silica Prices, Market Recovery, Recent Highs, Delhi Chemicals.

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Domestic SBR market retreats modestly from recent highs

SBR prices moved slightly lower this week after earlier gains pushed the market toward the upper end of the recent domestic range. Ahmedabad assessments for SBR Kumho PC 1712 grade were reported at Rs 250/kg on May 18, easing Rs 5/kg from the previous week after recent sessions briefly touched Rs 255/kg. Indian SBR prices nevertheless remained firmer than levels seen during late April, with the broader monthly tone still reflecting gradual strengthening across domestic trading activity.

Recent market movement has stayed comparatively narrow, with values fluctuating mainly between Rs 250/kg and Rs 255/kg over the last fortnight. Three-month comparisons continue to indicate higher pricing than earlier-quarter levels, while six-month comparisons show recovery from broader lows near Rs 168/kg. Indian SBR prices therefore continue to hold close to the higher side of the recent cycle despite the latest correction. SBR prices in India have also traded within a more orderly structure compared with the sharper fluctuations observed during earlier phases of the year. Market participants continued monitoring resistance near Rs 255/kg, while support remained visible around Rs 245/kg during the latest trading cycle,#DomesticSBR, #SBRMarket, #MarketRetreat, #PriceCorrection, #RecentHighs, #TradingUpdate.

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