Phosphorus Oxychloride posted another limited weekly increase, extending its positive fortnightly direction. Indian Phosphorus Oxychloride prices settled at Rs 136.00/kg after rising by Rs 1.00/kg during the week. Over the past fortnight, the product gained Rs 6.00/kg, indicating that the latest assessment remains part of a broader two-week advance.

The monthly gain stands at Rs 2.00/kg. Compared with three months ago, however, the current quotation is Rs 2.00/kg below the earlier value of Rs 138.00/kg. The six-month comparison shows a much stronger increase of Rs 30.00/kg from Rs 106.00/kg. Phosphorus Oxychloride prices in India consequently display a stable short-term structure while retaining a substantial premium over the half-year baseline.

The product’s one-year high is reported at Rs 144.00/kg, with the low at Rs 94.00/kg. The current price is Rs 8.00/kg below the high and Rs 42.00/kg above the low. Immediate reference levels are identified at Rs 130.00/kg on the lower side and Rs 136.00/kg on the upper side.

Indian Phosphorus Oxychloride prices currently match the stated upper marker. Procurement teams can use the weekly close, fortnightly gain, annual range and longer-period comparisons to benchmark supplier quotations and evaluate buying requirements using consistent price references. Phosphorus Oxychloride, POCl3, Chemical Prices, Weekly Gain, Petrochemicals, Fortnightly Increase.

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Pendimethalin recorded another strong weekly gain in Mumbai and reached the highest value reported during the past year. Indian Pendimethalin prices increased to Rs 360.00/kg from Rs 340.00/kg, representing a rise of Rs 20.00/kg. The fortnightly increase stands at Rs 35.00/kg, showing that the upward movement has continued across consecutive assessment periods.

The product is Rs 45.00/kg higher on a monthly basis. Compared with three months ago, prices have risen by Rs 65.00/kg from Rs 295.00/kg. The current quotation is also Rs 102.00/kg above the six-month level of approximately Rs 258.00/kg. Pendimethalin prices in India therefore show positive changes across the week, fortnight, month, quarter and half-year comparisons.

The one-year low is reported at Rs 240.00/kg, while the latest price of Rs 360.00/kg matches the annual high. This places the product Rs 120.00/kg above the bottom of the stated range. Support is identified at Rs 340.00/kg and resistance at Rs 360.00/kg.

Indian Pendimethalin prices currently sit at the resistance marker and Rs 20.00/kg above support. Procurement teams can compare supplier quotations against these immediate levels as well as the substantial monthly and quarterly gains. The supplied figures provide a consistent reference for spot requirements, scheduled buying and offer benchmarking. Pendimethalin, Chemical Prices, MarketStrength, Weekly Gain, Petrochemicals, Annual High.

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C9 Solvent prices in Kandla advanced to Rs 125.00/kg, increasing by Rs 3.00/kg from the previous weekly assessment of Rs 122.00/kg. Indian C9 Solvent prices have gained Rs 9.00/kg over the past fortnight, extending the consistent upward movement reported in the domestic market.

The monthly comparison is also firm, with the product rising by Rs 22.00/kg. Over the past three months, C9 Solvent has gained Rs 15.00/kg from Rs 110.00/kg. The six-month comparison shows an increase of Rs 36.00/kg from the earlier level of Rs 89.00/kg.

Indian C9 Solvent prices are now positioned near the upper end of the reported annual range. The highest price during the past year was Rs 135.00/kg, which is Rs 10.00/kg above the current assessment. C9 Solvent prices in India have therefore strengthened across every stated comparison period.

Support is identified around Rs 120.00/kg, while resistance remains near Rs 135.00/kg. The current price is Rs 5.00/kg above support and Rs 10.00/kg below resistance. Procurement teams can use these benchmarks when reviewing supplier quotations, monitoring Kandla market indications and comparing spot offers against the recent weekly, fortnightly and monthly gains.

The broader three-month and six-month movements provide additional context for evaluating the current domestic price level. C9 Solvent, Chemical Prices, Market Strength, Petrochemicals, Weekly Gain, Kandla Market.

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Dibutyl Phthalate was assessed at Rs 175.00/kg, up by Rs 3.00/kg from the previous weekly price of Rs 172.00/kg. Indian Dibutyl Phthalate prices have risen by Rs 4.00/kg over the past fortnight. The latest level is unchanged from one month ago, indicating a stable monthly comparison despite the recent weekly increase.

The three-month reference remains higher. Dibutyl Phthalate stood at Rs 182.00/kg during that period, meaning the current assessment is lower by Rs 7.00/kg. The six-month comparison shows a much larger increase, as the product has gained Rs 64.00/kg from Rs 111.00/kg.

Indian Dibutyl Phthalate prices have traded between Rs 110.00/kg and Rs 195.00/kg during the reported period. Dibutyl Phthalate prices in India are currently Rs 65.00/kg above the lower marker and Rs 20.00/kg below the upper marker. This wider range provides context for the smaller movements recorded during the latest week and fortnight.

The current assessment of Rs 175.00/kg is identified as a potential resistance level, while Rs 172.00/kg is the stated support reference. Procurement teams can compare supplier quotations with these markers, the unchanged monthly baseline and the Rs 64.00/kg six-month increase.

Recent trading has remained relatively steady, with small movements suggesting that market participants are adjusting to the prevailing domestic price level. Dibutyl Phthalate, DBP, Chemical Prices, Market Strength, Petrochemicals, Weekly Gain.

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Carbendazim moved higher this week, closing at Rs 430.00/kg compared with Rs 425.00/kg in the previous week. Indian Carbendazim prices have gained Rs 5.00/kg week on week and Rs 10.00/kg over the past fortnight. The movement reflects a gradual recovery from recent lows rather than a sharp change in domestic trading conditions.

The three-month comparison remains considerably weaker. Carbendazim stood at Rs 520.00/kg three months ago, meaning the current price is lower by Rs 90.00/kg. The six-month comparison is more stable, as the product was assessed at Rs 425.00/kg during that period. The current level is therefore only Rs 5.00/kg above the six-month baseline.

Indian Carbendazim prices remain near the lower side of the broader annual range. The highest recorded price during the past year was Rs 525.00/kg, which is Rs 95.00/kg above the latest assessment. Carbendazim prices in India have consequently shown a modest near-term increase while remaining below the elevated levels recorded three months ago and at the annual peak.

Key reference levels include support around Rs 425.00/kg and resistance near Rs 525.00/kg. These levels can help procurement teams compare spot indications with the recent domestic range and evaluate whether current quotations remain aligned with established price markers. Carbendazim, Chemical Prices, Market Strength, Petrochemicals, Weekly Gain, Fortnightly Recovery.

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SAN moved higher in Ahmedabad, closing at Rs 214.00/kg after gaining Rs 2.00/kg from the previous day. Indian SAN prices have recorded an equivalent Rs 2.00/kg increase over the fortnight, showing a gradual improvement within an otherwise stable market. The latest movement remains limited in scale, and recent trading continues to reflect relatively low volatility.

The current assessment is still Rs 8.00/kg below the price recorded one month earlier. Over the past three months, SAN has declined by Rs 3.00/kg, showing that the latest increase has not fully reversed the broader short-term reduction. During the past six months, prices have traded between approximately Rs 205.00/kg and Rs 222.00/kg. The latest price therefore remains within the established range and below the recent upper marker.

Indian SAN prices are considerably stronger on a year-on-year comparison. The current Rs 214.00/kg level is Rs 82.00/kg higher than the Rs 132.00/kg assessment recorded one year ago. SAN prices in India consequently show a substantial annual recovery despite the moderate monthly and three-month declines.

Support is observed near Rs 212.00/kg, with resistance around Rs 222.00/kg. Procurement teams can use these levels to compare supplier quotations, assess immediate buying requirements and monitor whether the market remains inside its recent band. The data presents a stable domestic structure with small incremental movements rather than abrupt price changes. SAN, Styrene Acrylonitrile, Chemical Prices, Market Strength, Petrochemicals, Weekly Gain.

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Mancozeb advanced to Rs 240.00/kg in Ahmedabad after recording a weekly increase of Rs 10.00/kg from Rs 230.00/kg. Indian Mancozeb prices have risen by Rs 20.00/kg over the past fortnight and by Rs 25.00/kg over the past month. The latest assessment is near the recent high and marks a continued recovery from the lower short-term levels reported earlier. The movement gives procurement teams a clear current benchmark for reviewing spot quotations and near-term purchase requirements.

The longer-period comparisons remain mixed. The current value is Rs 60.00/kg below the level of Rs 300.00/kg recorded three months earlier. However, Mancozeb prices in India have gained Rs 42.00/kg compared with the six-month baseline of Rs 198.00/kg. Indian Mancozeb prices are presently positioned at the identified resistance level of Rs 240.00/kg, while support is noted near Rs 220.00/kg. These markers provide manufacturers, traders and procurement teams with measurable reference points for comparing the latest weekly rise against the previous three-month decline and the positive six-month movement. The supplied data shows that short-term recovery has occurred within a broader market structure that remains below the earlier three-month level. The figures document verified domestic price changes only and do not imply a forecast, expected trading range or recommended purchasing strategy. Mancozeb, Chemical Prices, Market Strength, Petrochemicals, Weekly Gain, Monthly Recovery.

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Heavy Soda Ash in Ahmedabad was assessed at Rs 33.50/kg after gaining Rs 0.50/kg from the previous weekly level of Rs 33.00/kg. Indian Heavy Soda Ash prices have increased by Rs 1.36/kg over the past fortnight, showing a gradual recovery within a relatively stable short-term market. The latest value is close to the upper end of recent trading and remains just below the stated resistance level of Rs 34.00/kg. The movement offers procurement teams a current reference for comparing supplier quotations and immediate buying requirements.

The product has gained Rs 0.25/kg over the past month and Rs 1.00/kg over three months from Rs 32.50/kg. Heavy Soda Ash prices in India have also risen by Rs 4.50/kg from the six-month level of Rs 29.00/kg. Indian Heavy Soda Ash prices recorded a yearly high of Rs 44.00/kg and a yearly low of Rs 23.00/kg, showing that the broader annual range remains substantially wider than the latest weekly movements. Support is identified around Rs 32.00/kg, while resistance is noted near Rs 34.00/kg. Manufacturers, traders and procurement teams can use these market markers and historical comparisons to assess present purchase costs without relying solely on the small weekly change. The supplied figures record verified observed movements and do not project future price direction. Heavy Soda Ash, Chemical Prices, Market Strength, Petrochemicals, Weekly Gain, Stable Market.

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