#fumedsilicaprices

Fumed Silica has extended its upward movement in Mumbai, with the latest weekly increase taking the market to Rs 708/kg on 14 August from Rs 700/kg on 7 August. Indian Fumed Silica prices are up Rs 8/kg on the week and Rs 18/kg over the latest fortnight, while the current level matches the recent high for the available month-long period.

The monthly comparison is firmer by Rs 31/kg from Rs 677/kg on 14 July. The three-month reference stands Rs 38/kg higher than Rs 670/kg on 14 May, and the six-month comparison is Rs 100/kg higher than Rs 608/kg on 11 February. The year-on-year comparison also remains stronger, with prices Rs 83/kg above Rs 625/kg on 14 August 2025. Monthly trading has ranged from Rs 677/kg to Rs 708/kg, placing the latest reading at the top of the range.

For buyers tracking Fumed Silica prices in India, the current market shows a measured recovery from the mid-July level rather than a sudden move. The recent high of Rs 708/kg remains the resistance reference, while Rs 677/kg provides the lower support point. The latest weekly gain keeps the Mumbai market near the stronger end of its recent range and provides a clear current reference for procurement discussions. The fortnight and monthly comparisons both remain positive, while the longer six-month comparison confirms that current levels are well above the earlier February baseline.

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Fumed Silica gained Rs 10/kg over the past week in Ahmedabad, closing at Rs 595/kg on 12 August against Rs 585/kg on 5 August. The latest level is back near the recent high around Rs 605/kg, after prices moved through a wider range during July. Indian Fumed Silica prices have shown a firmer August pattern, rising from Rs 583/kg on 1 August to the latest close.

The month range currently stands at Rs 583/kg to Rs 595/kg, while the wider period from mid-July extends from Rs 560/kg to Rs 605/kg. The three-month reference was Rs 595/kg on 12 May, matching the latest price, with the period range between Rs 550/kg and Rs 605/kg. The fortnight comparison shows a Rs 10/kg gain from Rs 585/kg on 29 July. The six-month reference was Rs 660/kg on 12 February, and the year-ago level was Rs 666/kg on 12 August 2025.

Fumed Silica prices in India therefore remain below the longer-term six-month and year-ago benchmarks despite the latest recovery. Indian Fumed Silica prices now sit between support around Rs 560/kg and resistance near Rs 605/kg. For buyers and sellers, these recent boundaries provide a clear reference for assessing current domestic offers and changes. The latest move has restored the market to the upper part of its recent range without reaching the recorded Rs 605/kg high. Current trading remains below the longer-term six-month and year-ago benchmarks.

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Fumed Silica has broken away from the steady pricing pattern seen through much of July, recording a sharp weekly increase in the Delhi domestic market. Indian Fumed Silica prices closed at Rs 607/kg on 30 July, up Rs 17/kg from Rs 590/kg a week earlier. Prices had remained unchanged at Rs 590/kg from 14 July through 27 July before a volatile sequence pushed the market to Rs 605/kg, down to Rs 580/kg, and then back up to Rs 607/kg.

The latest monthly movement places the market between Rs 580/kg and Rs 607/kg. Fumed Silica prices in India remain below the three-month high of around Rs 630/kg and the six-month high near Rs 678/kg, although the latest close is now near the upper end of the recent monthly range. The one-year view is also higher, with the market reaching around Rs 680/kg during the period.

Indian Fumed Silica prices have therefore shifted from prolonged stability to noticeably wider short-term movement. The recent low around Rs 580/kg provides the immediate support reference, while Rs 630/kg marks the recent three-month resistance level. The latest recovery has brought the market closer to its recent high but has not returned pricing to the broader six-month or yearly peaks.

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