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RSS has eased modestly in Mumbai after holding around Rs 240/kg through most of the latest week. The market closed at Rs 238/kg on 14 August, down Rs 2/kg from 7 August. Indian RSS prices have therefore remained within a narrow recent band, with the fortnight comparison also showing a Rs 2/kg decline from Rs 240/kg on 31 July.

The monthly comparison is slightly firmer, with prices Rs 3/kg above Rs 235/kg on 14 July. The three-month reference is weaker by Rs 12/kg from Rs 250/kg on 14 May, while the six-month comparison remains considerably stronger at Rs 88/kg above Rs 150/kg on 11 February. The year-on-year comparison is also higher by Rs 83/kg from Rs 155/kg on 14 August 2025. Monthly trading has ranged from Rs 235/kg to Rs 242/kg.

For buyers following RSS prices in India, the latest Rs 238/kg reading remains between the recent support and resistance references. Rs 235/kg marks the lower support point, while Rs 242/kg remains the recent high and resistance reference. The current move is limited and does not alter the broader range visible in recent Mumbai trading. The market continues to provide a relatively clear short-term reference for procurement discussions. The latest decline follows several days of stability, leaving the current level closer to the middle of the recent monthly range than either end overall.

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RSS slipped Rs 2/kg over the past fortnight in Mumbai, closing at Rs 240/kg on 12 August against Rs 242/kg on 29 July. The latest weekly move was also limited, with the price down Rs 2/kg from Rs 242/kg on 5 August. Indian RSS prices have remained within a relatively narrow band since mid-July, moving between Rs 235/kg and Rs 242/kg.

The month view continues to show restrained movement, with August trading mostly around Rs 240/kg to Rs 242/kg after the recent low near Rs 235/kg. On 12 May, the three-month reference stood at Rs 254/kg, while the broader three-month range ran from Rs 235/kg to Rs 260/kg. The six-month comparison remains much firmer, with RSS at Rs 150/kg on 12 February. The year-ago level was Rs 155/kg on 12 August 2025, keeping the latest price substantially higher on a longer comparison.

RSS prices in India remain positioned between clear recent reference points, with support around Rs 235/kg and resistance near Rs 242/kg. For procurement desks and sellers, the modest weekly and fortnight changes provide a stable current benchmark, while the three-month high of Rs 260/kg remains above the present level. Indian RSS prices continue to reflect a market that is holding within a compressed recent range rather than showing a sharp directional move. This compressed range remains the key immediate market reference for current discussions.

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RSS has posted a sharp late-July recovery in the Delhi domestic market after holding unchanged for nearly two weeks. Indian RSS prices closed at Rs 252/kg on 30 July, gaining Rs 22/kg from Rs 230/kg a week earlier. The market remained at Rs 230/kg for most of the recent period before moving to Rs 250/kg on 28 July and then edging higher. The latest increase has quickly brought pricing close to the recent upper end of the market range.

The monthly movement shows a clear shift from the Rs 230/kg baseline toward the latest Rs 252/kg close. RSS prices in India reached a three-month high of Rs 265/kg, while the six-month period recorded a high near Rs 268/kg and a low around Rs 160/kg. Over the past year, prices ranged from around Rs 140/kg to Rs 268/kg, keeping the current level well above the lower points recorded during the broader period.

Indian RSS prices remain below the three-month and six-month highs despite the sharp recovery. Support is around Rs 230/kg, while resistance is near Rs 265/kg. These levels offer immediate reference points for buyers, traders, and procurement teams reviewing the latest movement against the established monthly, three-month, and six-month ranges.

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