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[knitsophrenic-blog]

This weeks class print. Not what is was looking for. But now I know a bit better about what I am looking for. #iwanttobeanaetist #weeklyprint #printmakingclass #ryeartcenter #ryeny #Winter2018 #firststate

[petrochemindian]

Phosphorus Oxychloride firms on the weekly print

Phosphorus Oxychloride rose to Rs 93/kg this week, up Rs 2/kg from last week and higher by Rs 2/kg on the fortnight comparison. The short-term move provides a firmer weekly reference for procurement desks that track routine coverage and replacement buying.

Indian Phosphorus Oxychloride prices remain mixed across broader anchors. The month comparison is Rs 1/kg lower, showing that the latest rise offsets part of earlier month softness. The three-month reference is down Rs 4/kg and the six-month view is down Rs 13/kg. Year on year, the marker is Rs 12/kg lower where the historical point is present, placing the current level within a softer annual frame.

The recent high is around Rs 131/kg, while the low in the recent period is near Rs 85/kg, and the latest print sits between those markers. Phosphorus Oxychloride prices in India are therefore firmer on the immediate read but still well below earlier highs captured in the series. Recent volatility has been limited in the latest sessions, with small weekly shifts, even though the wider period spread remains significant, Phosphorus Oxychloride, POCl3 Market, Firms, Weekly Print, Price Increase, Chemical Industry, Commodity Trend, Market Update.

Indian Phosphorus Oxychloride prices are best read as a weekly recovery inside a softer medium-term context. 

Read the full verified update on IndianPetrochem.com.

[petrochemindian]

POM remains unchanged on the weekly print

Weekly pricing remained steady with the latest assessment at Rs 160/kg on 04 Feb 2026. Indian POM prices were unchanged versus T–7, making the week’s direction easy to track for repeat purchases. Procurement teams typically use the weekly print as the reference point for approvals, and the current reading offers a clear benchmark. For term buying, the weekly number also supports clean internal notes for finance, audit, and compliance teams.

Against T–14, the net move is flat , while the month view shows no change . Over three months, pricing is lower by Rs 19/kg; the six-month anchor shows a shift of Rs 38/kg. Recent volatility has been best described as small moves, which can influence the spacing of purchase orders and the timing of replenishment lots. Many desks pair these anchors with contract tenors to decide whether to hold or refresh price benchmarks.

For longer context, the year-on-year comparison shows a change of Rs 46/kg, lower versus the same week last year. In the latest three months, prices have moved between Rs 160/kg and Rs 179/kg, keeping reference points visible for renewal discussions and internal cost sheets. For decision makers tracking POM prices in India, the current level sits closer to the recent low. Indian POM prices remain a useful weekly yardstick for domestic replacement cost checks, POM prices, POM market, weekly print, unchanged prices, engineering plastics.  Read the full verified update on IndianPetrochem.com.

[knitsophrenic-blog]

Weekly print. My plate from last night. It’s roughly 3” square printed 4 times. I squeaked when I say the first print. I like this block. I need bigger paper to print more tiles. #weeklyprint #printmaker #oakformydad #tileprint #arteverydamnday #iamamaker #iwanttibeanartist #speedballink #rubberblockprint #Spring2018

[knitsophrenic-blog]

Weekly Print- playing with mono printing, stencils and geli plates. #soeedballink #printmaking #color #playtolearn #trynewthings #colorlove #monoprint #imamaker #arteverydamnday #create #Srping2018 #weeklyprint

[iccarus232-blog]

Just printing beauties on my beauty! I love my @brother_dtg printer :p . . . #brotherprint #brotherdtg #dtg #directtogarment #tats #tattedgirl #pinupgirl #tattoos #printmaking #printmaker #weeklyprint #print #brotherprinter #localartists #localtattooshops #art