#sebsprices

SEBS closed at Rs 320/kg in Ahmedabad on 13 August, gaining Rs 9/kg from Rs 311/kg on 6 August. Indian SEBS prices advanced after several sessions of unchanged trading, first moving to Rs 318/kg and then reaching Rs 320/kg. The latest level is Rs 7/kg above the Rs 313/kg assessment recorded on 30 July, keeping the fortnight trend firmer while daily movement remained limited for most of the period.

The monthly picture is positive but measured. Prices were Rs 316/kg on 14 July, leaving a Rs 4/kg gain over roughly one month. Three months earlier, the market stood at Rs 260/kg in mid-May, while the six-month reference was Rs 197/kg in mid-February. This leaves the latest level well above earlier 2026 benchmarks. SEBS prices in India were Rs 173/kg on 13 August 2025, making the current year-on-year increase Rs 147/kg.

Indian SEBS prices have now returned to the recent high around Rs 320/kg after a comparatively stable period through late July and early August. The current six-month range extends from around Rs 197/kg at the lower end to Rs 320/kg at the latest high. Support is around Rs 311/kg, with resistance near Rs 320/kg. These levels provide clear reference points for current domestic trading.

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SEBS strengthened sharply in Delhi, closing at Rs 325/kg on 11 August after gaining Rs 7/kg from Rs 318/kg on 4 August. The move puts the market at its strongest recent level following a period of smaller price changes.

Indian SEBS prices have risen Rs 3/kg over the fortnight from Rs 322/kg on 28 July. The monthly range runs from Rs 315/kg to Rs 325/kg, with the latest price positioned at the top of the range. The recent 90-day low was Rs 260/kg on 13 May, leaving the latest reading Rs 65/kg higher over three months.

The six-month comparison is also significantly firmer. Prices stood at Rs 212/kg on 12 February, placing the latest level Rs 113/kg higher. SEBS prices in India are Rs 151/kg above the Rs 174/kg level recorded on 11 August 2025, showing a substantial year-on-year increase.

Indian SEBS prices therefore remain stronger across the fortnight, three-month, six-month and year-on-year comparisons. The immediate market markers are Rs 315/kg as the nearest support and Rs 325/kg as the current resistance. The latest move has narrowed the focus to the upper end of the recent trading range, with the current level marking the latest high in the available series.

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SEBS moved Rs 2/kg lower in the latest weekly assessment after holding unchanged at Rs 322/kg through most of July. Indian SEBS prices in the Delhi domestic market closed at Rs 320/kg on 29 July, down from Rs 322/kg a week earlier. The latest adjustment marks a modest change following several weeks of stable trading, keeping the overall monthly pattern largely intact.

On a fortnight basis, the market is also lower by Rs 2/kg, while the monthly view remains broadly steady. SEBS prices in India had traded close to the recent high around Rs 322/kg for most of July before easing to Rs 320/kg. The latest assessment is now positioned near the recent low around Rs 320/kg, leaving a narrow Rs 2/kg range between the established low and high.

The three-month comparison continues to place the market within a relatively measured trading range, with daily movement remaining limited through the period. Indian SEBS prices show a contained short-term structure, with support around Rs 320/kg and resistance near Rs 322/kg. These levels provide procurement teams, buyers, and sellers with clear reference points for tracking fresh weekly assessments and measuring any changes against the established July range.

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