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PBR recorded a modest weekly decline after trading within a narrow range through the previous fortnight, keeping the broader market structure largely unchanged. Indian PBR prices in Ahmedabad settled at Rs 262/kg on 6 August, down from Rs 266/kg a week earlier. While the latest move ended the recent period of stability, the overall weekly adjustment remained limited and trading continued without sharp fluctuations.

The fortnight comparison showed only a small variation, while the monthly comparison placed prices around Rs 265/kg, confirming that the domestic market has moved sideways for several weeks. Over the past six months, prices have traded between Rs 350/kg and Rs 152/kg, positioning the current level below the earlier high but well above the lower end of the range. Indian PBR prices have therefore retained much of their previous recovery despite the latest easing. Compared with roughly Rs 163/kg during the same period last year, PBR prices in India continue to reflect a considerably stronger year-on-year position. Support is visible near Rs 260/kg, while resistance is identified around Rs 266/kg, providing immediate market reference levels.

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SBS India prices have eased slightly after a month of gradual recovery, with the Delhi domestic market standing at Rs 256/kg on 3 August. The latest level was Rs 2/kg below Rs 258/kg a week earlier and followed another Rs 2/kg reduction on 29 July. Despite these recent declines, the market remains Rs 2/kg higher than Rs 254/kg recorded on 4 July, keeping the monthly trend mildly firmer.

The three-month comparison shows a stronger recovery, with the product at Rs 230/kg on 5 May, Rs 26/kg below the latest level. Over six months, prices have moved from Rs 196/kg on 4 February to a recent high around Rs 260/kg, while the low is close to Rs 196/kg. Indian SBS prices are therefore near the upper end of the recent six-month range, although the market has eased from the Rs 260/kg level recorded in late July.

For buyers tracking SBS prices in India, the latest movement represents a modest adjustment within a broader recovery. Indian SBS prices reached Rs 260/kg on 23–28 July before moving down to Rs 258/kg and then Rs 256/kg. Support is around Rs 254/kg and resistance near Rs 260/kg. The current Delhi market remains between these recent trading markers.

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PBR India prices have softened modestly after remaining stable through much of July, with the Mumbai domestic market closing at Rs 243/kg on 3 August. The latest level was Rs 2/kg lower than Rs 245/kg on 27 July and followed another Rs 2/kg reduction on 29 July. The move leaves the market Rs 4/kg lower over the past fortnight, while the immediate trading pattern remains relatively narrow.

The monthly comparison is weaker, as the product stood at Rs 262/kg on 4 July, placing the latest price Rs 19/kg below the early-July level. On a three-month basis, the latest reading is below Rs 250/kg recorded on 5 May. Over six months, prices have moved through a broad range, from Rs 150/kg on 4 February to a recent high around Rs 275/kg, with the recent low around Rs 142/kg. Indian PBR prices therefore remain above the recent low but below the six-month high.

For buyers monitoring PBR prices in India, the current market is positioned below the Rs 245–247/kg area that held through much of the second half of July. Support is around Rs 242/kg and resistance near Rs 247/kg. Indian PBR prices continue to reflect measured movement following a period of stability.

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Adipic Acid values in the domestic market moved lower this week, giving back part of the gains recorded earlier in January. Indian Adipic Acid prices were assessed at Rs 135/kg, down Rs 5/kg from the previous week, signalling a clear retreat from recent highs. The decline has been gradual rather than sharp, with day-to-day movements remaining contained and orderly.

From a fortnight perspective, prices are now below earlier levels, confirming that the brief period of firmness has softened. On a one-month comparison, Adipic Acid continues to trade within a well-defined zone. Prices reached a peak near Rs 140/kg during the first half of the month before slipping back toward the mid-Rs 130s. The lowest point in the recent period was seen near Rs 134/kg, showing that downside pressure has so far remained measured. Compared with three months ago, the market is broadly lower, reinforcing the easing tone visible in recent weeks.

Volatility has remained moderate, with pricing adjustments occurring in small steps rather than wide swings. Indian Adipic Acid prices are therefore consolidating at lower levels after failing to hold recent highs. Adipic Acid prices in India continue to be guided by support near Rs 134/kg and resistance around Rs 140/kg, keeping market participants attentive to range behaviour rather than directional movement, Adipic Acid Prices, Chemical Market, Nylon Industry, Polymer Raw Materials, Price Easing, Market Correction, Supply Demand, Industrial Chemicals, Commodity Trends, Industry Update. Read the full verified update on IndianPetrochem.com.