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PU prices in Mumbai remained stable this week at Rs 270.00/kg after showing modest gains during the past month. Indian PU prices continued to reflect balanced domestic trading conditions with limited fresh movement.

The domestic market has gained Rs 2.00/kg over the last month and remains significantly higher compared with earlier periods. Six months ago, PU was trading near Rs 199.00/kg, while year-on-year prices have increased from Rs 188.00/kg. Support remains visible near Rs 270.00/kg and resistance around Rs 284.00/kg. PU prices in India continue to trade within this defined range as procurement teams and traders monitor future market movement. Indian PU prices remain supported by the broader recovery trend despite the current weekly stability, PU Prices, Polyurethane, Chemical Market, Market Stability, Petrochemicals, Commodity Trading.

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PU is unchanged this week after a notable fall over the last month, with the domestic market entering a steadier phase near recent lows. In Mumbai, the product is assessed at Rs 258.00/kg, the same as last week, after dropping Rs 20/kg over the past fortnight and Rs 26/kg compared with one month ago. Indian PU prices are now moving in a narrower band, suggesting that the market is consolidating after a period of sharper volatility.

Longer-term comparisons still show substantial gains from earlier benchmarks. Over the last three months, the product has advanced by Rs 68/kg from Rs 190.00/kg, and the six-month view shows a rise of Rs 59/kg from Rs 199.00/kg. On a year-on-year basis, the market remains up by Rs 67/kg from Rs 191.00/kg, confirming that current domestic values are still much stronger than last year. The annual range has stretched from a low of Rs 181.00/kg to a high of Rs 284.00/kg, highlighting the degree of movement seen during the period. Indian PU prices therefore remain important for buyers assessing replacement costs, while PU prices in India are being monitored around Rs 258.00/kg on the high side and Rs 190.00/kg as a potential support level. With weekly movement now flat, market participants are watching whether the current pause develops into a more durable base, PU, PU Prices, Market Stability, Monthly Decline, Polymer Market, Trend Stabilization.

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PU weakened over the past week, extending a gradual slide from late-January levels and keeping the latest assessment below the recent high marker. The Ahmedabad reference remains a practical benchmark for domestic procurement comparisons. Recent changes have been incremental, helping buyers align purchasing with tender calendars and avoid overreacting to single-session noise.

Indian PU prices were assessed at Rs 197/kg on 18 Feb 2026, down Rs 3/kg from Rs 200/kg a week earlier. The fortnight comparison is also down Rs 3/kg from Rs 200/kg, and the month view is lower by Rs 8/kg from Rs 205/kg. Over three months, the assessment is higher versus Rs 181/kg, with a recent high around Rs 205/kg and a recent low near Rs 180/kg. The six-month reference stands at Rs 195/kg, close to the latest print, while the year-on-year reference is higher at Rs 211/kg, keeping the longer-term comparison softer. For PU prices in India, the current level sits below the three-month high but remains well above the three-month low, and recent moves have been small. The month decline is the clearest indicator of the recent cooling, while the three-month spread provides a clean volatility reference.

Indian PU prices are tracked against Rs 180/kg and Rs 205/kg as the key recent markers for budgeting and approval thresholds. Buyers can also use Rs 200/kg as a short-term checkpoint from the fortnight anchor when spacing coverage decisions,Polyurethane, PU Prices, Edges Lower, Weekly Check, Month Softening, Price Trend, Market Movement, Petrochem Update.  Read the full verified update on IndianPetrochem.com.

The latest PU assessment remained steady on the week, keeping short-term planning straightforward for converters and buyers. The market is still digesting a mild pullback seen since late January, but day-to-day prints have stayed consistent. For procurement teams, the unchanged weekly marker simplifies reordering decisions and helps maintain stable pass-through calculations in finished goods.

Indian PU prices were assessed at Rs 195/kg on Feb 11, unchanged from the previous week. Over the past fortnight, the net move is a decline of Rs 4/kg, matching the month-to-date change of Rs 4/kg lower. The recent high sits around Rs 199/kg, while the latest number is near the lower end of recent trading close to Rs 195/kg, pointing to a calmer profile despite the softer month view. PU prices in India have therefore moved lower without sharp swings in the weekly marker, supporting cleaner comparisons across suppliers and weeks.

Looking beyond the month view, the three-month comparison shows prices higher by Rs 12/kg, while the six-month reference is marginally lower by Rs 2/kg. Year on year, levels are Rs 8/kg below the same period last year, keeping the broader tone slightly softer even as the current week holds flat. Indian PU prices remain anchored to a repeatable reference level, which helps buyers track volatility, compare timing across weeks, and keep purchase approvals aligned with verified benchmarks, PU, Stays Flat, Contained Volatility, Polyurethane, PU Prices, Market Trend. Read the full verified update on IndianPetrochem.com.

Weekly pricing remained soft with the latest assessment at Rs 198/kg on 04 Feb 2026. Indian PU prices were down Rs 2/kg versus T–7, making the week’s direction easy to track for repeat purchases. Procurement teams typically use the weekly print as the reference point for approvals, and the current reading offers a clear benchmark. For term buying, the weekly number also supports clean internal notes for finance, audit, and compliance teams.

Against T–14, the net move is down by Rs 2/kg, while the month view shows a gain of Rs 4/kg. Over three months, pricing is higher by Rs 10/kg; the six-month anchor shows a shift of Rs 5/kg. Recent volatility has been best described as moderate swings, which can influence the spacing of purchase orders and the timing of replenishment lots. Many desks pair these anchors with contract tenors to decide whether to hold or refresh price benchmarks.

For longer context, the year-on-year comparison shows a change of Rs 5/kg, lower versus the same week last year. In the latest three months, prices have moved between Rs 183/kg and Rs 200/kg, keeping reference points visible for renewal discussions and internal cost sheets. For decision makers tracking PU prices in India, the current level sits near the mid-range. Indian PU prices remain a useful weekly yardstick for domestic replacement cost checks,PU prices, PU market, weekly comparison, price slip, polymer trends.

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Indian PU prices were assessed unchanged this week, keeping short-term signals steady for buyers who track weekly stability. The latest level was Rs 205/kg in Ahmedabad, flat week on week, with a weekly delta of Rs 0/kg. With the market holding near its recent peak, near-term volatility remained limited during the latest week.

The fortnight view is also unchanged, while the month comparison shows PU higher by Rs 7/kg. Over three months, the assessment is up Rs 22/kg, keeping the latest mark near the recent high around Rs 205/kg. On a six-month reference, PU is higher by Rs 3/kg, and on a year-on-year basis it is higher by Rs 1/kg. Recent pricing printed a low near Rs 180/kg and a high around Rs 205/kg, leaving the latest mark at the top end of the recent span. Trading moves were small this week, and the absence of a weekly change kept the market readable for procurement desks.

For teams monitoring PU prices in India, the flat weekly print supports routine planning while the month and three-month gains remain relevant for contract discussions and internal baselines. Indian PU prices are best tracked through weekly deltas alongside multi-period anchors and the recent high-low markers that define the current operating zone, PU, PU Market, PU Prices, Stay Flat, Near Recent Highs, Polymer Market, Petrochemical Update.

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PU ended the week unchanged at Rs 200/kg in the Indian domestic market, but the broader trend continues to show improvement. While weekly movement was flat, prices are Rs 6/kg higher than a fortnight ago, giving the market a firmer undertone. This has helped Indian PU prices stabilise after earlier softness, with transactions progressing in an orderly manner and limited volatility.

The month-on-month picture is more constructive. PU is up Rs 15/kg compared with a month ago, reflecting a gradual recovery from prior lows. Over the last three months, prices have traded between Rs 183/kg and Rs 200/kg, and the latest close sits close to the recent high of that range. The steady pace of gains has avoided sharp corrections and supported clearer benchmarks for near-term business. Even so, prices are still lower than the same period last year, though the gap has narrowed, improving the comparative position for PU prices in India.

Trading has remained balanced, with changes distributed over several weeks rather than concentrated in a single move. Support is seen near Rs 183/kg, while resistance is around Rs 200/kg, defining the current structure. For procurement teams, tracking Indian PU prices against these reference points can support coverage planning, contract alignment, and inventory timing during a controlled recovery phase, PU Prices, Polyurethane Market, PU Industry, Polymer Recovery, Weekly Close, Price Stability, Chemical Market, Supply Demand, Commodity Trends, Industry Update. Read the full verified update on IndianPetrochem.com.

PU ended the week unchanged at Rs 200/kg in the Indian domestic market, but the broader trend continues to show improvement. While weekly movement was flat, prices are Rs 6/kg higher than a fortnight ago, giving the market a firmer undertone. This has helped Indian PU prices stabilise after earlier softness, with transactions progressing in an orderly manner and limited volatility.

The month-on-month picture is more constructive. PU is up Rs 15/kg compared with a month ago, reflecting a gradual recovery from prior lows. Over the last three months, prices have traded between Rs 183/kg and Rs 200/kg, and the latest close sits close to the recent high of that range. The steady pace of gains has avoided sharp corrections and supported clearer benchmarks for near-term business. Even so, prices are still lower than the same period last year, though the gap has narrowed, improving the comparative position for PU prices in India.

Trading has remained balanced, with changes distributed over several weeks rather than concentrated in a single move. Support is seen near Rs 183/kg, while resistance is around Rs 200/kg, defining the current structure. For procurement teams, tracking Indian PU prices against these reference points can support coverage planning, contract alignment, and inventory timing during a controlled recovery phase, PU Prices, Polyurethane Market, Foam Industry, Chemical Market, Weekly Close, Price Stability, Recovery Phase, Petrochemical Trends, Commodity Update, Industry News. Read the full verified update on IndianPetrochem.com.