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Superabsorbent Polymer (SAP) has remained steady on the latest weekly marker, with minimal day-to-day change shaping the near-term view. For buyers, the quiet fortnight stands out against the stronger longer-window comparisons still visible in the data.

The latest assessment is Rs 350/kg on 24 Feb 2026, unchanged week on week, based on Ahmedabad import indications. Indian Superabsorbent Polymer (SAP) prices have therefore been stable through the week and also unchanged over the past fortnight. The month view is flat as well, keeping short-term budgeting straightforward for procurement teams tracking repeat purchases.

Beyond the near-term pause, longer anchors remain higher: the three-month comparison shows a Rs 116/kg increase, while six-month levels are up Rs 60/kg. Year on year, the marker is higher by Rs 34/kg. In the last 30 days, the recent high was around Rs 355/kg and the recent low near Rs 350/kg, showing that movements were small and trading stayed contained. A second reference to Indian Superabsorbent Polymer (SAP) prices is useful when aligning weekly purchasing cycles with quarterly tracking. SAP prices in India are currently holding near the lower end of the latest 30-day window despite the stronger three-month change, SAP, SAP Market, Stays Flat, Slower Short Term Movement, Polymer Prices, Market Trend.

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Adipic Acid ended the latest assessment at Rs 133/kg in Ahmedabad on 23 Feb 2026, printing no change from the week before and keeping near-term purchasing references steady. The fortnight comparison is firmer, with the market holding above Rs 130/kg seen two weeks earlier. Indian Adipic Acid prices therefore retain a stable weekly tone while still reflecting the mild lift built earlier in the month.

The month view shows the latest level below Rs 135/kg recorded around late January, which keeps the market off the recent high near Rs 136/kg. The past-month low was near Rs 122/kg, and the current assessment sits between these markers rather than pressing either boundary. The three-month reference is close to Rs 133/kg, underlining broad stability across the quarter, while the six-month comparison points to softer longer-term direction versus about Rs 139/kg seen around late August. Adipic Acid prices in India continue to read as steady, with moves described best as small rather than volatile, and Indian Adipic Acid prices remain anchored near familiar benchmarks used by buyers, Adipic Acid, Adipic Acid Market, Stays Flat, Fortnight Firms, Stable Prices, Chemical Industry, Commodity Trend, Market Update.

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Liquid Chlorine in Mumbai was assessed at Rs 20/kg on 20 February, unchanged from the previous week. The flat weekly close gives buyers a stable near-term reference after a quarter that saw broader swings. Indian Liquid Chlorine prices are now holding steady with minimal day-to-day movement, which can help routine procurement decisions and contract discussions stay aligned with a consistent benchmark.

The month view remains mildly higher, with the month anchor at Rs 18/kg placing the current assessment Rs 2/kg above late-January levels. The three-month reference is also Rs 18/kg, indicating that the market has returned to earlier base territory. In the past three months, the market’s recent high was around Rs 40/kg and the recent low was near Rs 18/kg; at Rs 20/kg, the latest level sits close to the lower side of that window. Over six months, the marker is Rs 13/kg, while the year-on-year comparison shows the market slightly below Rs 21/kg recorded a year earlier. For those following Liquid Chlorine prices in India, the latest data highlights reduced weekly volatility within a clearly defined quarter. Indian Liquid Chlorine prices remain a stable weekly marker, with recent extremes providing context for internal variance limits, Liquid Chlorine, Liquid Chlorine Market, Stays Flat, Volatility Cools, Stable Prices, Chemical Industry, Commodity Trend, Market Update. 

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Stearic Acid continues to hold steady with limited movement across the latest weekly window. The market profile remains procurement-friendly, with clear recent reference points and stable short-cycle readings.

On 19 Feb 2026, Stearic Acid was assessed at Rs 115/kg, unchanged from Rs 115/kg a week earlier. The fortnight reference is also Rs 115/kg, reinforcing the flat short-term structure. Indian Stearic Acid prices therefore remain stable for week-to-week comparisons, with minimal variance across the last two weeks.

The month marker stands at Rs 114.5/kg, placing the latest print Rs 0.5/kg higher than the month reference. The three-month anchor is Rs 117.5/kg and the six-month marker is Rs 122/kg, keeping the broader comparison higher than the current level. The year-ago reference is Rs 130/kg, underlining the longer-term decline versus last year. Across the recent period, values have traded between Rs 114.5/kg and Rs 116/kg, with the latest assessment sitting inside that band and below the recent high around Rs 116/kg. The low marker in the period is near Rs 114.5/kg.

Stearic Acid prices in India remain defined by contained volatility and a tight set of recent markers, useful for contract discussions and procurement benchmarking. Indian Stearic Acid prices provide the core weekly reference, while the month and three-month anchors offer context without overstating the movement, Stearic Acid, Stearic Acid Market, Stays Flat, Weekly Check, Stable Trend, Oleochemicals, Commodity Update, Market Movement.

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Dichloroethane was assessed this week at Rs 36/kg in Ahmedabad (Imported Repack), unchanged from the prior week’s Rs 36/kg. The lack of movement keeps the weekly tone steady, and Indian Dichloroethane prices remain anchored to the same number procurement teams use for immediate replacement calculations.

The fortnight comparison is also flat at Rs 36/kg (around Feb 4, 2026), showing stability across two consecutive weekly checkpoints. On a month view, the last available month-ago point was Rs 38/kg (around Jan 19, 2026), and the past 30 days have printed a simple marker set between Rs 36/kg and Rs 38/kg, with small moves and no abrupt reversals. The three-month reference point (around Nov 20, 2025) was Rs 42/kg, while the six-month marker (around Aug 22, 2025) was Rs 53.5/kg, indicating the broader downshift that sits behind the calm week. The available year-on-year comparison for Feb 18, 2025 was Rs 41.5/kg.

Indian Dichloroethane prices are therefore being read as stable at the weekly layer, while Dichloroethane prices in India continue to reflect softer longer-dated benchmarks compared with late 2025, Dichloroethane, EDC Prices, Stays Flat, Range Tightens, Narrow Band, Stable Market, Petrochem Trend, Chemical Update. 

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LDPE remained steady on the weekly and fortnight markers, holding the same assessed level as last week and keeping short-term planning straightforward. Indian LDPE prices were assessed at Rs 110/kg on 12 February 2026, unchanged from Rs 110/kg on 5 February 2026, and the two-week comparison is also flat. With no weekly delta, attention shifts to where the current level sits within recent history.

The month view is also unchanged, indicating stability versus the late-January reference. Over three months, the series is lower by Rs 2/kg, while the six-month comparison shows a Rs 10/kg decline and the year-on-year line is lower by Rs 10/kg. In the recent three-month window, the high is around Rs 113/kg and the low is around Rs 110/kg, leaving the latest point at the lower end of that span. Indian LDPE prices therefore continue to track near the recent low rather than reclaiming the earlier three-month high.

For procurement teams, LDPE prices in India are best monitored through the flat weekly close, the three-month high–low markers, and the six-month comparison that frames the broader shift. Indian LDPE prices provide a consistent benchmark for contracts when the weekly assessment holds and longer-period gaps remain clearly defined, LDPE, Stays Flat, Tight Recent Movement, LDPE Prices, Polymer Market, Market Trend.

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The latest PU assessment remained steady on the week, keeping short-term planning straightforward for converters and buyers. The market is still digesting a mild pullback seen since late January, but day-to-day prints have stayed consistent. For procurement teams, the unchanged weekly marker simplifies reordering decisions and helps maintain stable pass-through calculations in finished goods.

Indian PU prices were assessed at Rs 195/kg on Feb 11, unchanged from the previous week. Over the past fortnight, the net move is a decline of Rs 4/kg, matching the month-to-date change of Rs 4/kg lower. The recent high sits around Rs 199/kg, while the latest number is near the lower end of recent trading close to Rs 195/kg, pointing to a calmer profile despite the softer month view. PU prices in India have therefore moved lower without sharp swings in the weekly marker, supporting cleaner comparisons across suppliers and weeks.

Looking beyond the month view, the three-month comparison shows prices higher by Rs 12/kg, while the six-month reference is marginally lower by Rs 2/kg. Year on year, levels are Rs 8/kg below the same period last year, keeping the broader tone slightly softer even as the current week holds flat. Indian PU prices remain anchored to a repeatable reference level, which helps buyers track volatility, compare timing across weeks, and keep purchase approvals aligned with verified benchmarks, PU, Stays Flat, Contained Volatility, Polyurethane, PU Prices, Market Trend. Read the full verified update on IndianPetrochem.com.

The latest Trimethylolpropane note shows a flat weekly finish, keeping procurement discussions centred on stability and routine replenishment. The week’s movement was limited, and it fits within a broader, steady trend on the month view. For buyers, the key utility is a clean comparison against fixed dates rather than subjective talk.

The market is assessed at Rs 120/kg on 10 Feb 2026, versus Rs 120/kg on 03 Feb 2026. Over the past fortnight, the net change is Rs -2/kg, and the month comparison to 10 Jan 2026 is Rs 0/kg. In the Indian domestic market, Indian Trimethylolpropane prices are being monitored for consistent week-to-week steps that can be tracked against contract reset dates. The year-on-year benchmark to 10 Feb 2025 stands at Rs -13/kg.

On longer anchors, the three-month comparison is Rs -2/kg and the six-month view is Rs -4/kg. In the last 60 days, the observed high was around Rs 124/kg and the observed low was near Rs 120/kg, keeping the latest quote close to the low end of the recent window. Support sits near Rs 120/kg and resistance near Rs 124/kg for Trimethylolpropane prices in India. Indian Trimethylolpropane prices remain a core reference point for vendor discussions and internal approvals, especially when aligning multiple lots across weeks, Trimethylolpropane, Stays Flat, Weekly Close, TMP Prices, Petrochemical Market, Price Trend.

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