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MIX-XYLENE moved lower this week after recent gains, giving procurement teams a fresh weekly reference point for short-term buying decisions. Indian MIX-XYLENE prices stood at Rs 104.50/kg on May 28, 2026, down from Rs 107.00/kg last week. The latest decline of Rs 2.50/kg came after a fortnightly increase of Rs 4.50/kg, showing that the product remains active even though the current week brought a correction.

The monthly movement remains positive, with MIX-XYLENE up Rs 6.50/kg from last month. Compared with three months ago, the product is higher by Rs 28.00/kg, rising from Rs 76.50/kg to the current level. Over the past year, prices have moved between Rs 66.25/kg and Rs 109.00/kg, highlighting the wider trading range seen in the domestic market. Support is indicated around Rs 100.00/kg, while resistance is placed near Rs 107.00/kg. Indian MIX-XYLENE prices remain firm against past baselines, while MIX-XYLENE prices in India show a softer weekly movement within a broader upward structure, Mix Xylene, Market Pullback, Recent Highs, Chemical Market, Price Correction, Trade Update.

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Hexaconazole prices continued their downward movement in the Delhi market this week, falling by Rs 20/kg compared to the previous week. Indian Hexaconazole prices are now assessed at Rs 1180.00/kg, down from Rs 1200.00/kg. The product has also declined by Rs 50/kg over the past fortnight, reflecting a steady correction phase.

Monthly comparisons show a drop of Rs 45/kg, although the broader trend remains strong. Over the past three months, prices have increased by Rs 229.00/kg from Rs 951.00/kg, highlighting a substantial recovery from earlier lows. The recent peak was recorded at Rs 1250.00/kg, and current levels remain relatively close to that range. Resistance is seen near Rs 1200.00/kg, while support is around Rs 1100.00/kg. Indian Hexaconazole prices remain under mild pressure, while Hexaconazole prices in India continue to move within a stable but corrective trend, Hexaconazole, Price Decline, Market Pullback, Agrochemicals, Downward Trend.

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Vinyl acetate monomer prices have declined sharply this week, dropping by Rs 15/kg and reversing part of the recent upward movement. Indian Vinyl Acetate Monomer prices are now at Rs 195/kg, reflecting a notable shift from last week’s Rs 210/kg level.

Over the past two weeks, prices have fallen by Rs 25/kg, indicating increased volatility. However, Indian Vinyl Acetate Monomer prices remain Rs 5/kg higher compared to a month ago, highlighting some underlying stability. The broader trend remains strong, with a three-month increase of Rs 116.50/kg from Rs 78.50/kg, demonstrating significant growth momentum.

The market has seen a wide price range, with a recent high of Rs 220/kg and current levels near the lower end. Vinyl Acetate Monomer prices in India are stabilizing around Rs 195/kg, with support near Rs 190/kg and resistance at Rs 210/kg guiding trading activity.

This phase of correction and stabilization offers clearer entry points for buyers managing procurement strategies, Vinyl Acetate Monomer, Price Correction, Recent Surge, Market Pullback, Petrochemicals, Trend Shift.

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Isobutanol recorded a noticeable weekly correction after reaching a peak earlier this month, but the broader trend remains significantly stronger than the levels seen at the beginning of the year. In Hazira, the product is currently priced at Rs 148.00/kg compared with Rs 155.00/kg last week, reflecting a Rs 7.00/kg fall. This pullback follows a period of substantial gains and comes after the market approached a recent high near Rs 158.00/kg. For stakeholders tracking Indian Isobutanol prices, the latest move appears to be a retreat from recent highs rather than a collapse in underlying value.

The larger trend remains firmly upward. Isobutanol is still Rs 30.00/kg higher than it was one month ago, showing a strong recovery from lower levels seen earlier in the year. Over the past three months, the product has gained Rs 75.25/kg, while the six-month increase stands at Rs 71.50/kg. These comparisons continue to underline how sharply the market has moved higher over the quarter. Support is currently noted around Rs 148.00/kg, with resistance near Rs 158.00/kg, framing the present trading band for market participants. Isobutanol prices in India remain elevated when compared with both monthly and quarterly baselines, while Indian Isobutanol prices still point to a stronger domestic structure despite short-term volatility and this week’s decline.

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Hexane recorded a significant weekly decline, giving back part of the strong gains built over recent weeks. The Kandla market settled at Rs 150.00/kg on April 14, 2026, down Rs 19.00/kg from Rs 169.00/kg a week earlier. This move places the market close to the lower end of the range seen earlier this month and signals a more cautious tone among participants. Despite the weekly correction, Indian Hexane prices are still considerably stronger than a month ago, highlighting that the broader trend remains elevated even as short-term sentiment softens.

The month-on-month picture remains firm, with the product up Rs 33.00/kg from Rs 117.00/kg. Over the last three months, the increase has been even more pronounced, with the market rising from Rs 72.00/kg in January to its current level. That represents a Rs 78.00/kg gain, even though prices are now below the recent April high of Rs 170.00/kg. Support is currently seen around Rs 150.00/kg, while resistance remains at Rs 170.00/kg. Procurement teams tracking Hexane prices in India will note that the market is still holding a substantial premium over earlier baselines. Indian Hexane prices therefore remain in a volatile but still historically elevated zone compared with the opening months of the year, Hexane, Price Correction, Recent Highs, Market Pullback, Petrochemicals, Downtrend.

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Butyl acetate witnessed a notable price correction this week after a strong upward phase in recent sessions. Indian Butyl Acetate prices dropped by Rs 20.00/kg to settle at Rs 150.00/kg in Kandla, reflecting a pullback from recent highs near Rs 170.00/kg. The decline follows a steady fortnight of gains, suggesting that the market has entered a phase of adjustment after testing higher levels. Indian Butyl Acetate prices remain elevated despite this fall, maintaining strength relative to earlier benchmarks.

On a monthly basis, the market has surged by Rs 51.50/kg from Rs 98.50/kg, highlighting the intensity of the previous rally. The three-month increase of Rs 73.00/kg further reinforces the sustained bullish structure observed since the start of the year. Over a six-month horizon, prices have fluctuated between Rs 77.00/kg and Rs 170.00/kg, indicating considerable volatility in supply-demand balance. Butyl Acetate prices in India are currently stabilizing near support at Rs 150.00/kg, while resistance is observed near Rs 170.00/kg, defining the short-term trading band, Butyl Acetate, Butyl Acetate Market, Weekly Correction, Market Pullback, Petrochemicals, Price Trend.

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