Dry pulp holds steady at the recent top
Dry Pulp remained stable on the weekly assessment, keeping market references clean for short-cycle procurement. Ahmedabad (Imported Intact) showed no week-on-week change, and the latest number continued to match the month view.
On 17 Feb 2026, Dry Pulp was assessed at Rs 132/kg, unchanged from Rs 132/kg on the T–7 reference. The fortnight marker was Rs 130/kg, indicating a small firming over two weeks while weekly movement stayed flat. This supports a steady read on Indian Dry Pulp prices without sudden volatility.
Longer anchors in the same dataset show Rs 132/kg on the month view, Rs 123/kg on the three-month reference, and Rs 97/kg on the six-month reference. Year-on-year comparison in the series was Rs 77/kg. The recent high was Rs 132/kg and the low was Rs 77/kg, placing current levels at the top end of the observed span while near-term trading remains calm. Day-to-day adjustments were minimal, and the weekly profile stayed quiet, helping procurement desks align replacement costs with a stable marker.
A second mention of Indian Dry Pulp prices confirms the plateau is intact, with the month view matching the latest assessment and the three-month anchor well below. In practical terms, Dry Pulp prices in India are holding at a clearly defined benchmark that can be used for contract checks, tender baselines, and inventory valuation, dry pulp, dry pulp prices, commodity market, market update, market trend, steady prices, recent top, price trend, paper industry.
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