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C9 Solvent retreats on the weekly close

C9 Solvent ended the latest week at Rs 89.00/kg on 27 Feb 2026, down Rs 4.00/kg from Rs 93.00/kg a week earlier. The weekly move marks a pullback after firmer readings earlier in the month, while keeping the overall change within clearly tracked checkpoints.

On short-term anchors, Indian C9 Solvent prices sit just below the fortnight mark of Rs 90.00/kg, but remain above the month marker of Rs 83.00/kg, preserving a net gain of Rs 6.00/kg over 30 days. The three-month anchor stands at Rs 69.50/kg, which keeps the latest assessment well above the quarter base despite the week-on-week decline. Over the latest 90-day period, the series recorded a recent high around Rs 93.00/kg and a recent low near Rs 69.50/kg, showing that the earlier range was wider and that the most recent week narrowed slightly as prices moved off the peak. Year on year, the same-date comparator is Rs 83.00/kg, placing the current print above the year-ago benchmark. For procurement desks, the month delta and the 90-day high-low markers give a practical read on volatility and stability, while C9 Solvent prices in India remain anchored above the three-month base. A second reference to Indian C9 Solvent prices through the year-on-year comparator helps keep long-term context visible without diluting the weekly signal, C9 Solvent, C9 Solvent Prices, Weekly Retreat, Weekly Close, Solvent Market.

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Butyl Carbitol prints flat on the weekly close

Butyl Carbitol was assessed at Rs 103.00/kg on 27 Feb 2026, unchanged week on week from Rs 103.00/kg. The steady close keeps near-term tracking simple for procurement desks, with the latest movement defined more by small, measured shifts than abrupt resets.

Across short-term checkpoints, Indian Butyl Carbitol prices sit above the fortnight and month markers of Rs 100.00/kg, indicating a Rs 3.00/kg improvement versus both 14 days and 30 days ago. The three-month anchor is Rs 104.50/kg, leaving the current level slightly below the quarter-ago point despite the firmer month delta. Over the latest 90-day period, the series shows a recent high around Rs 104.50/kg and a recent low near Rs 100.00/kg, confirming that trading stayed steady and moves were small. Year on year, the same-date comparator stands at Rs 133.00/kg, placing the current assessment below the year-ago benchmark. In practical terms, the week-on-week flat print and the month rise can be used together to calibrate purchase timing and budget reviews, while Butyl Carbitol prices in India remain anchored inside a clearly observed recent corridor. A second read of Indian Butyl Carbitol prices through the 90-day high-low markers can help quantify volatility without over-weighting single-day prints, Butyl Carbitol, Butyl Carbitol Prices, Flat Weekly Close, Weekly Close, Solvent Market.

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LDPE stays unchanged on the weekly close

LDPE ended the week flat, holding its latest assessment steady and keeping procurement benchmarks intact. While there was no week-on-week move, the month view still shows a gradual lift from late January.

The latest assessment stands at Rs 124/kg on February 26, unchanged versus February 19, keeping short-cycle tracking stable for Indian LDPE prices. Over a fortnight, the grade is Rs 1/kg higher than Rs 123/kg around February 12, and the month view is up Rs 2/kg from Rs 122/kg around January 27. Beyond the near-term improvement, longer anchors remain higher: the three-month reference is Rs 126/kg and the six-month marker is Rs 128/kg, placing spot below those earlier levels. In the recent three-month window, prices have moved between Rs 122/kg and Rs 126/kg; the latest close sits closer to the lower end near Rs 122/kg than the recent high around Rs 126/kg, indicating contained movement rather than a broad surge. On a year-on-year comparison, the grade is Rs 3/kg lower than Rs 127/kg around late February 2025, adding context for LDPE prices in India without changing the current weekly steadiness. This combination of a flat week and a firmer month keeps Indian LDPE prices easy to benchmark for short-term buying decisions, LDPE, LDPE Market, Stays Unchanged, Weekly Close, Polyolefins, Market Trend.

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Formic Acid edges higher on the weekly close

Formic Acid posted a modest weekly rise while keeping the broader month picture largely steady. The current assessment sits near the lower end of the recent quarter span, which can matter for buyers benchmarking spot coverage against quarter markers.

The latest weekly marker was Rs 52/kg, up Rs 1/kg from Rs 51/kg a week earlier. The fortnight reference was Rs 51/kg, and the month marker was Rs 51.5/kg, confirming that the latest move was small in size relative to the month baseline. Indian Formic Acid prices therefore show limited short-term volatility, with incremental shifts rather than sharp swings.

On the wider timeline, the three-month reference was Rs 60/kg and the six-month point was Rs 63/kg. In the last 90 days, the high was around Rs 60/kg and the low was near Rs 51/kg, keeping quarter markers clear for procurement baselines. Formic Acid prices in India remain below the year-on-year reference of Rs 66/kg, which frames the longer comparison without changing the near-term stability tone.

Indian Formic Acid prices remain a key domestic market input for budgeting and pass-through discussions, Formic Acid, Formic Acid Market, Edges Higher, Weekly Close, Chemical Prices, Market Trend.

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Aniline firms again with a higher weekly close

Aniline was assessed this week at Rs 156/kg in Delhi (Imported Repack), up Rs 4/kg from Rs 152/kg a week earlier. The latest reading keeps the short-term tone firm, and Indian Aniline prices now sit at the top end of the last month’s observed outcomes.

On a fortnight view, the last available reference point was Rs 153/kg (around Feb 4, 2026), showing continued strengthening into mid-February. The month-ago marker was Rs 141/kg (around Jan 19, 2026), and the last 30 days have held between Rs 141/kg and Rs 156/kg, with the latest week delivering the largest step within that window. The three-month comparison point (around Nov 20, 2025) was Rs 129/kg and the six-month reference (around Aug 22, 2025) was Rs 125/kg, reinforcing that the current quarter is positioned above late-2025 levels. The available year-on-year comparison for Feb 18, 2025 was Rs 148/kg.

Indian Aniline prices are therefore being read as firm on weekly and monthly layers, while Aniline prices in India remain best tracked using the same dated checkpoints for repeatable procurement planning, Aniline, Aniline Prices, Firms Again, Higher Close, Weekly Close, Market Strength, Petrochem Update, Chemical Trend. 

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Acetonitrile edges higher on the weekly close

The latest Acetonitrile note shows a firmer weekly finish, keeping procurement discussions focused on offer alignment and internal approvals. The week’s movement was measured, and it adds to strength visible in the month comparison. For buyers, the key utility is a clean comparison against fixed dates rather than subjective talk.

The market is assessed at Rs 140/kg on 10 Feb 2026, versus Rs 135/kg on 03 Feb 2026. Over the past fortnight, the net change is Rs 5/kg, and the month comparison to 10 Jan 2026 is Rs 5/kg. In the Indian domestic market, Indian Acetonitrile prices are being monitored for consistent week-to-week steps that can be tracked against contract reset dates. The year-on-year benchmark to 10 Feb 2025 stands at Rs 10/kg.

On longer anchors, the three-month comparison is Rs 0/kg and the six-month view is Rs 0/kg. In the last 60 days, the observed high was around Rs 140/kg and the observed low was near Rs 135/kg, keeping the latest quote close to the high end of the recent window. Support sits near Rs 135/kg and resistance near Rs 140/kg for Acetonitrile prices in India. Indian Acetonitrile prices remain a core reference point for vendor discussions and internal approvals, especially when aligning multiple lots across weeks, Acetonitrile, Edges Higher, Weekly Close, Acetonitrile Prices, Petrochemical Market, Market Update.

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Formic Acid edges higher on the weekly close

The latest Formic Acid note shows a slightly firmer weekly finish, keeping procurement discussions centred on consistency and month-end reconciliation. The week’s movement was limited, and it fits within a broader, measured trend on the month view. For buyers, the key utility is a clean comparison against fixed dates rather than subjective talk.

The market is assessed at Rs 53/kg on 10 Feb 2026, versus Rs 52/kg on 03 Feb 2026. Over the past fortnight, the net change is Rs 2/kg, and the month comparison to 10 Jan 2026 is Rs -1/kg. In the Indian domestic market, Indian Formic Acid prices are being monitored for consistent week-to-week steps that can be tracked against contract reset dates. The year-on-year benchmark to 10 Feb 2025 stands at Rs -10/kg.

On longer anchors, the three-month comparison is Rs -7/kg and the six-month view is Rs -10/kg. In the last 60 days, the observed high was around Rs 54/kg and the observed low was near Rs 51/kg, keeping the latest quote closer to the middle of the recent window. Support sits near Rs 51/kg and resistance near Rs 54/kg for Formic Acid prices in India. Indian Formic Acid prices remain a core reference point for vendor discussions and internal approvals, especially when aligning multiple lots across weeks, Formic Acid, Edges Higher, Weekly Close, Formic Acid Prices, Petrochemical Market, Price Update.

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Trimethylolpropane stays flat on the weekly close

The latest Trimethylolpropane note shows a flat weekly finish, keeping procurement discussions centred on stability and routine replenishment. The week’s movement was limited, and it fits within a broader, steady trend on the month view. For buyers, the key utility is a clean comparison against fixed dates rather than subjective talk.

The market is assessed at Rs 120/kg on 10 Feb 2026, versus Rs 120/kg on 03 Feb 2026. Over the past fortnight, the net change is Rs -2/kg, and the month comparison to 10 Jan 2026 is Rs 0/kg. In the Indian domestic market, Indian Trimethylolpropane prices are being monitored for consistent week-to-week steps that can be tracked against contract reset dates. The year-on-year benchmark to 10 Feb 2025 stands at Rs -13/kg.

On longer anchors, the three-month comparison is Rs -2/kg and the six-month view is Rs -4/kg. In the last 60 days, the observed high was around Rs 124/kg and the observed low was near Rs 120/kg, keeping the latest quote close to the low end of the recent window. Support sits near Rs 120/kg and resistance near Rs 124/kg for Trimethylolpropane prices in India. Indian Trimethylolpropane prices remain a core reference point for vendor discussions and internal approvals, especially when aligning multiple lots across weeks, Trimethylolpropane, Stays Flat, Weekly Close, TMP Prices, Petrochemical Market, Price Trend.

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