Aniline slips marginally after a quiet week
Aniline softened slightly on the latest weekly assessment, trimming a small part of the recent rise while keeping broader positioning intact. The move is incremental and keeps the market readable for routine procurement, especially where purchases are paced to weekly markers.
Kandla bulk imported tanker load Aniline was assessed at Rs 130.00/kg on 11 Feb 2026, down Rs 1.00/kg from Rs 131.00/kg on 04 Feb 2026. Indian Aniline prices have traded with a wider month range than the week-to-week change suggests: the last 30 days show a high of Rs 132.00/kg and a low of Rs 118.00/kg. The fortnight comparison stands at Rs 128.00/kg on 28 Jan, indicating that current levels remain above late-January values even after the weekly dip. The month anchor was Rs 118.00/kg on 12 Jan, highlighting the extent of the month’s recovery before the recent easing.
On a three-month reference, the marker was Rs 108.00/kg (13 Nov 2025), and the six-month point was Rs 103.00/kg (14 Aug 2025), positioning the current level stronger than mid-year baselines. The year-ago comparison point was Rs 128.00/kg (11 Feb 2025), leaving the YoY lens slightly firmer. For buyers tracking Aniline prices in India, the latest week reads as a modest cooling within a still-elevated month framework, Aniline, Slips Marginally, Quiet Week, Aniline Prices, Chemical Market, Market Trend.
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