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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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RSS prices moved higher this week after remaining unchanged across most of July. Indian RSS prices in the Mumbai domestic market closed at Rs 242/kg on 28 July, up Rs 7/kg from Rs 235/kg recorded a week earlier. The increase follows a stable period from 13 July through 27 July, when the market held at the same level. The latest move also places the market at the recent high around Rs 242/kg.

The monthly comparison shows a modest recovery from the Rs 236/kg level recorded around late June. At the same time, the three-month view remains softer, with the current price still below Rs 260/kg seen in late April. Over the six-month reference period, Indian RSS prices have strengthened substantially from Rs 148/kg in late January. The recent trading range has remained relatively narrow at Rs 235/kg to Rs 242/kg during the past month, despite the latest weekly adjustment.

RSS prices in India are also considerably higher than the Rs 161/kg level recorded on 28 July 2025, leaving the latest year-on-year difference at Rs 81/kg. The immediate market reference points remain support around Rs 235/kg and resistance near Rs 242/kg. Indian RSS prices therefore continue to show a stronger annual position while recent July trading has stayed contained.

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