BPA closed this week at Rs 120/kg in the Delhi imported intact market, slipping Rs 1/kg from last week and Rs 5/kg from the prior fortnight. The movement reflects how Indian BPA prices have been easing gradually, with month-long losses of about Rs 15/kg from earlier levels near Rs 135/kg. Despite the softer tone, day-to-day trading remained orderly.

Across 30-day trading, BPA ranged between Rs 120/kg and Rs 135/kg, with the latest settlement now positioned almost exactly at the bottom of that corridor. Three-month comparisons place the product around Rs 4/kg below earlier-quarter values, while the six-month view shows a decline of roughly Rs 6/kg from mid-year marks. Through this process of incremental adjustment, Indian BPA prices have steadied near the softer boundary, and BPA prices in India continued to reference support at Rs 120/kg and resistance around Rs 135/kg as participants navigated a predictable domestic curve.

Bisphenol-A (BPA) in Mumbai eased to Rs 125.00/kg on 10 November 2025, a Rs 5.00/kg weekly decline from Rs 130.00/kg. The product moved back from last week’s higher mark but remained above the month reference.

The fortnight view also referenced Rs 130.00/kg, while the October base was near Rs 120.00/kg. On a three-month comparison, BPA gained Rs 8.00/kg from Rs 117.00/kg, and the six-month check at Rs 124.00/kg showed general alignment with present levels. The near-term high was Rs 130.00/kg and the low around Rs 117.00/kg, framing a stable corridor with support and resistance at those points. Trading remained measured with muted intraday changes.

Market tone stayed calm with balanced positions between buyers and sellers. Read the full verified update on IndianPetrochem.com. The trend of Bisphenol-A prices in India reflects moderate stability within a contained trading span