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Paraquat prices moved lower this week in the Delhi domestic market after touching recent highs during the previous trading session. Indian Paraquat prices slipped by Rs 10/kg to Rs 250.00/kg from Rs 260.00/kg last week. The decline followed a strong monthly rally that lifted values from Rs 205.00/kg to current levels, reflecting significant upward momentum through recent weeks. Market participants remained focused on whether current levels would stabilize after the latest correction.

The longer-term market structure continued to show notable strength. Prices increased by Rs 45.00/kg over the last month and surged from Rs 168.00/kg during the previous three months. Compared with six months earlier, the market advanced from Rs 163.00/kg, indicating sustained appreciation over medium-term trading cycles. Recent market activity also showed prices briefly reaching Rs 260.00/kg before easing lower during the latest session. Support levels continued around Rs 248.00/kg while resistance remained close to Rs 260.00/kg.

Indian Paraquat prices continued to attract active market attention as traders evaluated procurement timing and domestic inventory exposure. Participants monitoring Paraquat prices in India remained focused on volatility patterns and short-term trading direction following the latest pullback from recent highs, Paraquat, Price Correction, Post Rally, Agrochemicals, Market Trend.

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Mono Chloro Benzene witnessed a limited weekly decline after maintaining a strong upward direction through the previous month. The product settled at Rs 64.00/kg this week against Rs 66.50/kg in the prior assessment, showing a marginal correction of Rs 2.50/kg. Market participants continued to track domestic demand conditions as Indian Mono Chloro Benzene prices stayed considerably above the levels recorded earlier in the quarter. The recent pullback followed multiple weeks of steady gains and did not significantly alter the broader market structure.

Fortnightly movement still reflected an increase of Rs 4.00/kg, while the monthly rise remained substantial at Rs 10.50/kg. Over the last three months, values strengthened by Rs 11.00/kg, confirming sustained firmness across the domestic segment. Trading activity during the review period fluctuated between a low of Rs 53.00/kg and a peak of Rs 72.50/kg. Indian Mono Chloro Benzene prices also remained above the six-month benchmark of Rs 61.00/kg, underlining continued resilience despite weekly adjustments. Mono Chloro Benzene prices in India were observed moving close to support near Rs 60.00/kg, while resistance levels stayed around Rs 66.50/kg. Procurement participants continued to monitor these levels for short-term positioning and inventory planning, Mono Chloro Benzene, MCB, Price Correction, Post Rally, Chemical Market.

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Butyl Acetate prices edged lower this week, continuing a gradual decline observed over the past fortnight. Indian Butyl Acetate prices slipped by Rs 3.00/kg to Rs 134.00/kg, following a cumulative Rs 6.00/kg drop over two weeks. The movement reflects a cooling phase after earlier gains, while overall price levels remain elevated compared to earlier in the year.

Looking at broader trends, the product has shown significant strength over the past few months. Prices have surged from Rs 76.00/kg three months ago and Rs 75.50/kg six months ago, indicating strong recovery momentum. Indian Butyl Acetate prices continue to hold firm relative to historical benchmarks, even as short-term corrections emerge. Butyl Acetate prices in India are currently trading within a defined range, with resistance at Rs 140.00/kg and support near Rs 130.00/kg.

The recent price behavior suggests a stabilizing market environment, with reduced volatility compared to earlier fluctuations. Buyers and sellers are observing this consolidation phase closely to assess near-term procurement decisions, Butyl Acetate, Price Correction, Post Rally, Chemical Market, Market Trend.

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PET prices in Delhi experienced a slight decline this week, falling by Rs 6/kg to Rs 162/kg. Indian PET prices have eased marginally after a steady upward trend, reflecting a temporary adjustment in market activity.

Over the past fortnight, prices have declined by Rs 2/kg, while the monthly trend remains positive with a Rs 7/kg increase. The broader outlook shows strong recovery, with a three-month gain of Rs 22/kg and a six-month increase of Rs 67/kg from earlier lows. Year-on-year, PET has surged by Rs 80/kg, highlighting sustained growth in the domestic market. Indian PET prices remain close to the recent high of Rs 168/kg, while PET prices in India continue to consolidate within a defined range.

Support is seen at Rs 155/kg and resistance at Rs 168/kg, suggesting a consolidation phase following recent gains. Market participants may adopt a cautious approach within this range, PET, Price Correction, Post Rally, Market Trend, Polymer Market.

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Melamine markets are showing signs of stability after a strong upward phase, with only a slight increase observed this week. Indian Melamine prices edged up by Rs 1.00/kg, reflecting balanced demand and supply conditions. The Ahmedabad benchmark remains stable at Rs 153.00/kg, although still below the recent high levels seen earlier in the month. This suggests a cooling phase following aggressive buying trends.

Over the past month, Indian Melamine prices have surged by Rs 27.00/kg, supported by strong consumption patterns. The broader trend remains firmly upward, with prices rising from Rs 84.75/kg three months ago and Rs 78.00/kg six months ago. This consistent growth reflects tightening supply and improved demand fundamentals. The yearly range between Rs 77.00/kg and Rs 162.00/kg highlights the volatility present in Melamine prices in India, making it essential for market participants to track key levels.

Resistance is currently observed near Rs 160.00/kg, while support stands at Rs 152.00/kg, suggesting a defined trading band. Market participants are likely to adopt a cautious stance as prices consolidate within this range, Melamine, Price Stability, Market Trend, Post Rally, Chemical Market.

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Mixed Xylene prices witnessed a slight decline this week, easing by Rs 2/kg after a strong upward run, reflecting a brief pause in the bullish trend. Indian MIX-XYLENE prices were reported at Rs 104.00/kg, down from Rs 106.00/kg last week, indicating mild market consolidation following recent highs.

Despite the weekly dip, the broader trend remains firmly positive. Over the past month, prices have surged by Rs 19.00/kg, supported by steady demand and improving market fundamentals. A longer-term view shows gains of Rs 28.50/kg over three months and Rs 33.00/kg over six months, highlighting consistent upward momentum. Indian MIX-XYLENE prices continue to trade within a defined range, with the recent peak recorded at Rs 109.00/kg. MIX-XYLENE prices in India remain stable within mid-range levels, suggesting controlled volatility.

Market participants are closely monitoring key levels, with support seen at Rs 98.00/kg and resistance at Rs 109.00/kg. Holding near current levels may indicate continued stability, while downward movement could shift short-term sentiment, Mixed Xylene, MX Prices, Mild Correction, Post Rally, Petrochemicals, Market Trend.

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PA66 remained unchanged this week at Rs 290.00/kg, signaling that the domestic market has entered a consolidation phase after a strong recent rise. The latest weekly stability follows a major monthly gain and suggests that current price levels are finding acceptance in trade. Indian PA66 prices are therefore no longer moving sharply higher week to week, but they continue to hold near elevated levels, which keeps the market relevant for procurement teams evaluating replacement costs and forward buying decisions.

The strongest recent movement came over the past month, where the market advanced by Rs 35.00/kg. Over a three-month period the increase stands at Rs 48.00/kg, while the six-month comparison shows a gain of Rs 30.00/kg. Despite this firm structure, the market is still slightly below the year-ago level of Rs 291.00/kg, making the current price only Rs 1.00/kg lower on an annual comparison. The wider annual band has stretched from Rs 238.00/kg at the low to Rs 330.00/kg at the high, showing that the present level remains on the stronger side of the long-term range. PA66 prices in India are currently aligned with support near Rs 290.00/kg and resistance at Rs 291.00/kg, which points to a narrow near-term structure. Indian PA66 prices continue to offer a clear benchmark for domestic engineering polymer trade, PA66, Price Consolidation, Post Rally, Stable Trend, Polymer Market, Firm Momentum.

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PP prices declined this week, easing after a strong upward movement seen over the past month. Indian PP prices fell by Rs 9/kg to Rs 164/kg, indicating a short-term correction within a broader firm structure.

Despite the weekly drop, the month view remains positive, with gains of nearly Rs 59.5/kg. Over three months, prices have moved between Rs 101/kg and Rs 173/kg, creating a defined range for the domestic market. The current level sits below the recent high but remains significantly above earlier lows. Indian PP prices therefore continue to reflect underlying strength, while PP prices in India show a moderated tone following the recent decline.

Trading activity during the week was steady, with gradual adjustments rather than abrupt shifts. The domestic market maintained a stable pattern, with limited volatility and clear price visibility. Year-on-year levels remain higher, supporting the broader upward trend despite the recent softening, PP, Price Softening, Weekly Decline, Post Rally, Polymer Market, Mild Dip.

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