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Dry Pulp finished the latest assessment at Rs 130/kg on 03 Feb 2026 in Ahmedabad, slipping Rs 2/kg week on week. The move followed several steady sessions that kept buying decisions straightforward, before the latest adjustment returned the market to the month’s lower print.

In the weekly lens, Indian Dry Pulp prices are softer than last week’s Rs 132/kg. The fortnight comparison is steady at Rs 132/kg on the closest available reference point, while the month marker is Rs 131/kg. Over the recent month, prices stayed near the recent high around Rs 132/kg and close to the lower end of recent trading around Rs 130/kg, with small moves and limited volatility. This keeps Dry Pulp prices in India anchored for contract discussions and spot replenishment planning.

Further back, the three-month reference stands at Rs 119/kg, showing a firmer tone versus late-2025, and the six-month point is Rs 96/kg, confirming the stronger base versus mid-year levels. The year-ago comparable point available is Rs 121/kg, keeping the latest level above that marker. Indian Dry Pulp prices remain defined by small, incremental changes rather than abrupt moves, Dry pulp prices, Dry pulp market, slight easing, steady sessions, pulp trends.

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