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Polymeric MDI closed March 3 at Rs 172/kg, rising Rs 2/kg from last week and setting a firmer weekly reference. Indian Polymeric MDI prices have moved higher on the weekly and fortnight comparisons, with both reads showing a Rs 2/kg increase, while the month view is up Rs 1/kg, indicating gradual strengthening rather than a sudden shift.

The broader context remains mixed. Over three months, the benchmark is higher by Rs 12/kg, and the six-month comparison shows a Rs 3/kg increase. Year on year, prices are lower by Rs 33/kg, keeping the annual comparison softer even as the short-term structure improves.

In the last 30 days, the recent high was around Rs 172/kg and the recent low near Rs 170/kg. With the latest print at the top of that month window, Polymeric MDI prices in India are positioned near the recent month’s high, and trading has stayed steady with small moves. Indian Polymeric MDI prices can be tracked against the month’s low for stability checks and against the three-month anchor to confirm whether the current firmness is holding, Polymeric MDI, MDI Prices, Edges Up, Months High, Polyurethane Market, Petrochemicals, Price Trend.

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DINP posted a small weekly rise, keeping the benchmark firm even as the fortnight picture shows a mild retreat from earlier peaks. The latest assessment provides a clean reference for buyers evaluating March nominations.

The Mumbai domestic intact assessment was Rs 113/kg on 02 March, up Rs 1/kg from 25 February. On a fortnight lens, the series is Rs 2/kg lower than Rs 115/kg around 16 February, indicating the market has eased from the mid-February high while still holding above late-January levels. For those following Indian Diisononyl Phthalate (DINP) prices, this combination of a firmer week and softer fortnight is central to reading the short-term structure.

The month view shows the marker Rs 6/kg above Rs 107/kg. Over three months, it stands Rs 3/kg above Rs 110/kg, while the six-month comparison places it Rs 3/kg below Rs 116/kg. Recent markers show a low near Rs 103/kg and a high around Rs 115/kg, with the latest value closer to the top end than the base. Volatility has been moderate, with defined swings but small weekly increments. This keeps resistance aligned near the recent high and support visible around the recent low for Diisononyl Phthalate (DINP) prices in India, DINP, DINP Prices, Edges Up, Below February High, Plasticizer Market, Petrochemicals, Price Trend.

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Isobutanol ended the latest week higher, pushing the benchmark to the strongest level seen in the current run. The change was measured, but it kept the short-term structure firm for buyers benchmarking delivered costs.

The assessment reached Rs 81/kg on 02 March at Kandla (imported tanker load), up Rs 2.5/kg from 25 February. On a fortnight line, the marker is Rs 3/kg above Rs 78/kg seen around 16 February, keeping the advance intact. For teams tracking Indian Isobutanol prices, this matters because it builds on February’s steady improvement rather than reversing it.

The month view shows the series Rs 5.5/kg above Rs 75.5/kg, while the three-month comparison is Rs 7.25/kg higher than Rs 73.75/kg. Against the six-month reference, the market stands Rs 3.5/kg above Rs 77.5/kg, placing the current level in a firmer bracket over time. Recent markers show a low near Rs 72.75/kg and a high around Rs 81/kg, with the latest print at the top end. Volatility has largely been expressed through stepwise gains, keeping day-to-day movement contained while the trend remains upward for Isobutanol prices in India, Isobutanol, Isobutanol Prices, Edges Up, Near Term High, Chemical Market, Petrochemicals, Price Trend.

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Linear Alkylbenzene (LAB) bulk at Kandla closed 02 Mar 2026 at Rs 152.5/kg, up Rs 2.5/kg from Rs 150.0/kg a week earlier. The weekly tone stayed firm and kept the market aligned with the upper end of recent prints, while the short-run structure remained orderly.

The fortnight comparison also shows a Rs 2.5/kg gain versus Rs 150.0/kg. On a one-month basis, the marker is slightly higher by Rs 0.5/kg compared with Rs 152.0/kg, indicating that the latest uplift is visible but not abrupt in the month view. Indian Linear Alkylbenzene (LAB) prices also remain higher on longer anchors: Rs 20.0/kg above the three-month reference of Rs 132.5/kg and Rs 22.5/kg above the six-month reference of Rs 130.0/kg. The year-on-year comparison shows the market Rs 17.0/kg higher than Rs 135.5/kg.

Range markers place the market near the recent high around Rs 152.5/kg and close to the lower end of recent trading near Rs 147.0/kg, keeping the latest print at the top of the recent corridor. Indian Linear Alkylbenzene (LAB) prices can be benchmarked against these stated references, while Linear Alkylbenzene (LAB) prices in India remain supported by the stronger three- and six-month comparisons, Kandla LAB, LAB Prices, Edges Up, Weekly Marker, Kandla Market, Petrochemicals, Price Trend.

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Butyl Acrylate Monomer (BAM) ended the latest week at Rs 131.50/kg on 27 Feb 2026, rising Rs 1.00/kg week on week from Rs 130.50/kg. The move was modest in size, but it kept the weekly direction positive and maintained continuity with the broader month trend.

In the domestic market record, Indian Butyl Acrylate Monomer (BAM) prices are higher than the month-ago marker of Rs 127.75/kg, while the three-month comparison shows Rs 119.50/kg, highlighting the net climb since late last quarter. The fortnight snapshot is mixed: Rs 131.50/kg sits below the Rs 133.25/kg level from 14 days ago, suggesting a short-term pause within a still-firmer month backdrop. Over the latest 90-day window, the series shows a recent high around Rs 134.25/kg and a recent low near Rs 119.50/kg, giving procurement desks clear reference points for recent volatility. Year on year, the same-date comparator stands at Rs 144.50/kg, which keeps the current level below last year’s benchmark even after the latest weekly rise. In this context, Indian Butyl Acrylate Monomer (BAM) prices remain anchored by a firm month view, while Butyl Acrylate Monomer (BAM) prices in India continue to sit comfortably above the three-month base, Butyl Acrylate Monomer, Butyl Acrylate Monomer Prices, Edges Up, Firm Month View, Petrochemical Market.

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