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Dry Pulp recorded a firm weekly increase, lifting prices to the top of the recent trading range. The product was assessed at Rs 135/kg this week, up Rs 2/kg from the previous week, marking the strongest level seen in recent sessions. Indian Dry Pulp prices have now moved clearly higher compared with the start of the month, confirming a stronger short-term tone in the domestic market.

On a month-on-month basis, prices are higher, while the three-month comparison shows a sharp rebound from much lower levels. During that period, the recent low near Rs 71/kg illustrates the depth of the earlier decline and the scale of the recovery that followed. Volatility over the past quarter has been notable, with wider swings than seen in several other commodities. However, recent weeks have shown improved stability, with prices consolidating near the upper end of the range. Indian Dry Pulp prices are therefore reflecting firmer footing after a highly dynamic phase.

From a longer-term perspective, year-on-year prices are also higher, providing additional context to the current strength. Dry Pulp prices in India are framed by support near Rs 71/kg and resistance around Rs 135/kg. Trading close to these upper levels keeps the near-term outlook firm while remaining neutral in directional terms, Dry Pulp Prices, Pulp Market, Paper Industry, Price Strength, Market Peak, Supply Demand, Commodity Trends, Raw Materials, Industry Update, Market News. Read the full verified update on IndianPetrochem.com.

Dry Pulp closed the latest week unchanged, reinforcing a stable short-term tone in the domestic market. Prices held at Rs 129.00/kg, with no week-on-week movement recorded. Indian Dry Pulp prices have therefore remained steady into month-end, even as recent comparisons show mild softness.

On a fortnight basis, prices are down Rs 2.00/kg from Rs 131.00/kg, while the one-month view shows a smaller Rs 1.00/kg decline from Rs 130.00/kg. These limited moves underline the tight trading pattern seen through December. In contrast, the broader trend remains supportive. Compared with three months ago, prices are higher by Rs 19.00/kg, and the six-month comparison shows a stronger gain of Rs 36.00/kg from earlier levels near Rs 93.00/kg. Year-on-year prices are marginally lower by Rs 4.00/kg from Rs 133.00/kg.

During the past month, prices moved within a narrow range between Rs 132.00/kg and Rs 129.00/kg. The latest close sits near the lower end of this band without accelerating lower. Indian Dry Pulp prices are therefore providing stable reference points for procurement planning, while Dry Pulp prices in India continue to reflect balance between short-term softness and firmer medium-term gains, Dry Pulp, Pulp Market, Paper Industry, Market Tightness, Supply Demand, Price Signals, Commodity Market, Industry Trends.

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