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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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Ethyl Acetate posted a sharp rise in Ahmedabad, reaching Rs 123.00/kg after increasing by Rs 20.00/kg during the week. Indian Ethyl Acetate prices have now advanced by Rs 25.00/kg over the past fortnight, showing a pronounced change in the short-term market structure. The latest assessment is near the upper end of recent trading and matches the highest reported level during the past year. The weekly movement follows an already firm fortnightly trend and places current procurement costs well above the earlier market baseline.

The product has gained Rs 31.00/kg over the past month and Rs 17.00/kg over three months. Compared with the level of Rs 78.50/kg six months earlier, the current value is higher by Rs 44.50/kg. Ethyl Acetate prices in India have therefore recorded a substantial recovery across the half-year comparison. Indian Ethyl Acetate prices have traded between a reported yearly low of Rs 75.00/kg and the current yearly high of Rs 123.00/kg. Support is identified around Rs 106.00/kg, while resistance is noted at Rs 123.00/kg. Manufacturers, traders and procurement teams can use these figures to assess supplier offers against the current weekly assessment and the wider monthly, quarterly and six-month changes. The data reflects observed domestic market movements and provides no prediction regarding the next assessment. Ethyl Acetate, EA, Chemical Prices, Market Strength, Petrochemicals, Weekly Gain.

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Mumbai Glycerine was assessed at Rs 166.00/kg, recording a substantial weekly increase of Rs 18.00/kg. Indian Glycerine prices are also Rs 18.00/kg higher over the past fortnight and month, showing that the latest weekly rise accounts for the full increase across all three short-term comparison periods. The movement represents a marked recovery after earlier market fluctuations.

The longer-term picture is less uniform. Glycerine remains Rs 14.00/kg below its level of Rs 180.00/kg three months ago. Against the six-month reference of Rs 112.00/kg, however, the current quotation is higher by Rs 54.00/kg. The product has traded within a yearly range of approximately Rs 110.00/kg to Rs 185.00/kg, leaving the latest price below the annual peak but well above the lower boundary.

Glycerine prices in India are currently positioned between reported support at Rs 160.00/kg and resistance near Rs 180.00/kg. These levels, together with the broader annual range, provide useful benchmarks for procurement teams evaluating supplier quotations and replacement costs. Indian Glycerine prices show strong short-term momentum in the supplied data, although the current level has not yet recovered the Rs 180.00/kg three-month reference or the Rs 185.00/kg yearly high. Glycerine, Chemical Prices, Market Strength, Petrochemicals, Weekly Gain, Monthly Recovery.

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Mumbai Stearic Acid was quoted at Rs 147.00/kg after increasing by Rs 1.00/kg during the week. Indian Stearic Acid prices have risen much more strongly on a fortnightly basis, gaining Rs 13.00/kg in two weeks. The current assessment is also positioned near the recent high of Rs 147.00/kg, with market support identified around Rs 140.00/kg.

The broader comparisons confirm that the weekly move is part of a sustained upward adjustment. Stearic Acid is Rs 11.00/kg more expensive than one month ago and Rs 7.00/kg above its three-month reference. The six-month increase is considerably larger at Rs 32.00/kg, measured against the lower level of approximately Rs 115.00/kg. This places the current Mumbai quotation well above its recent longer-term baseline.

Stearic Acid prices in India are consequently firm across the principal comparison periods covered by the market data. The Rs 147.00/kg level serves as the current price, recent high and stated resistance point, while Rs 140.00/kg remains the reported support marker. Indian Stearic Acid prices can be tracked against these levels by manufacturers, traders and procurement teams reviewing replacement costs or near-term purchase quotations. The latest figures show a relatively small week-on-week movement after a much larger fortnightly rise. Stearic Acid, Chemical Prices, Market Strength, Petrochemicals, Weekly Gain, Monthly Increase.

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Indian N-Propyl Acetate prices rose to Rs 170.00/kg in Kandla, increasing by Rs 2.00/kg from Rs 168.00/kg in the previous week. The weekly movement was modest compared with the much larger change recorded over one month, during which the product gained Rs 68.50/kg from Rs 101.50/kg.

The three-month comparison also remained strongly positive. Prices increased by Rs 51.00/kg from the earlier level of Rs 119.00/kg. Against the six-month baseline of Rs 82.75/kg, the gain reached Rs 87.25/kg, placing the latest assessment more than Rs 80.00/kg above the cited lower reference point.

N-Propyl Acetate prices in India are currently positioned at the supplied resistance marker of Rs 170.00/kg. Support is identified around Rs 165.00/kg, leaving a Rs 5.00/kg gap between the latest price and the support level. The current assessment is also Rs 2.00/kg above last week’s value.

Indian N-Propyl Acetate prices have posted gains across every comparison period included in the source story. The one-month rise is larger than the three-month gain because the relevant starting dates and market values differ, and each baseline should therefore be reviewed independently.

Procurement teams can use Rs 170.00/kg as the current market benchmark, Rs 165.00/kg as the reported support marker and Rs 168.00/kg as the prior weekly reference. The Rs 119.00/kg three-month baseline and Rs 82.75/kg six-month level provide additional context for assessing the scale of the recent adjustment. N-Propyl Acetate prices, NPAC prices, Indian N-Propyl Acetate prices, N-Propyl Acetate market, Weekly Gain, Kandla market

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Indian Mix-Xylene prices recorded a limited weekly correction after advancing sharply during the previous month. The latest domestic assessment was Rs 132.00/kg, compared with Rs 134.00/kg one week earlier, representing a decline of Rs 2.00/kg. On a fortnightly basis, however, the product remained Rs 17.00/kg higher, showing that the latest movement followed a much broader upward adjustment.

The one-month comparison highlights a rise of Rs 30.00/kg. Prices were also Rs 33.00/kg above the level recorded three months earlier, when the product stood at Rs 99.00/kg. Against the six-month baseline of Rs 76.50/kg, the increase reached Rs 55.50/kg. Mix-Xylene prices in India therefore remained near the recent high of Rs 134.00/kg despite the small weekly pullback.

The available market structure places resistance around Rs 134.00/kg and support near Rs 128.00/kg. These markers create a compact reference range for traders and procurement teams reviewing spot quotations. Indian Mix-Xylene prices are still positioned substantially above their monthly, three-month and six-month starting points, while the current assessment is only Rs 2.00/kg below the cited recent high.

The data reflects a market that has moved rapidly from lower historical levels and is now trading within a narrower band. Buyers can compare supplier offers against the Rs 128.00/kg support marker, the Rs 132.00/kg current assessment and the Rs 134.00/kg resistance level. Mix-Xylene prices, MX prices, Indian Mix-Xylene prices, Mix-Xylene market, Weekly Decline, Petrochemical prices

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LDPE increased to Rs 167.00/kg in Hyderabad this week, rising by Rs 5.00/kg from the previous weekly assessment. Indian LDPE prices have also moved Rs 6.00/kg above the Rs 161.00/kg level recorded two weeks ago, confirming a continued short-term recovery. The monthly comparison remains positive, with the product gaining Rs 4.00/kg from Rs 163.00/kg.

The broader historical comparisons show a different pattern. LDPE is Rs 11.00/kg lower than the Rs 178.00/kg level seen three months ago and Rs 32.00/kg below the Rs 199.00/kg assessment recorded six months earlier. These figures show that the latest weekly and monthly gains have occurred within a weaker medium-term structure.

The year-on-year position remains substantially higher. At Rs 167.00/kg, the product is Rs 45.00/kg above the corresponding Rs 122.00/kg level last year. Across the wider annual period, the market has traded between Rs 121.00/kg and Rs 199.00/kg, reflecting significant volatility.

Indian LDPE prices are presently positioned between the stated support reference of Rs 162.00/kg and resistance at Rs 172.00/kg. LDPE prices in India provide manufacturers, film processors, coating users, distributors and procurement teams with an important benchmark for assessing current offers and regional replacement costs. The available data reflects weekly firmness, fortnightly recovery, a positive monthly movement and lower three-month and six-month baselines. LDPE prices, Low-Density Polyethylene, Indian LDPE prices, LDPE market, Weekly Gain, Hyderabad LDPE

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