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Carbon Black in Delhi moved higher this week, with Indian Carbon Black prices closing at Rs 174/kg on June 18. The weekly gain was Rs 4/kg, while the fortnightly increase stood at Rs 9/kg.

The month-on-month change was limited to Rs 4/kg, showing that most of the recent improvement came in the last two weeks. Over three months, the product is up Rs 39/kg, while the six-month gain stands at Rs 66/kg. Year-on-year, values are higher by Rs 59/kg. Indian Carbon Black prices remain below the recent Rs 190/kg high but above the Rs 100/kg support zone. Carbon Black prices in India are therefore positioned closer to the upper half of the recent range,Carbon Black Market, Petrochemicals, Market Update, Industry Trends, Commodity News, Price Watch.

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Domestic BDO pricing edged higher on the week, keeping the market anchored near its recent upper levels. The Delhi assessment rose to Rs 177.00/kg on 15 December 2025, up Rs 1.00/kg from the previous week. Indian BDO prices have remained firm, with trading conditions steady and incremental rather than volatile.

During the last month, prices have ranged between a low near Rs 174.00/kg and recent levels around Rs 177.00/kg. Although the weekly and fortnight comparisons show a modest lift, the month-on-month view is flat, with prices unchanged from mid-November levels. This indicates that the market has held gains rather than extended them. On a three-month basis, current values are Rs 1.00/kg higher than Rs 176.00/kg seen in mid-September 2025. The six-month comparison shows a larger increase of Rs 12.00/kg from Rs 165.00/kg on 18 June 2025, underscoring a firmer underlying trend. Indian BDO prices therefore continue to trade near recent highs within a well-defined range. BDO prices in India remain transparent and easy to track for near-term procurement planning.

Support is visible around Rs 174.00/kg, with resistance near Rs 179.00/kg, BDO, Butanediol, Prices, Delhi, Commodity News, Market Trends, Chemicals, Price Highs, Delhi Market.Read the full verified update on IndianPetrochem.com.

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