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NPAC was assessed at Rs 84.00/kg on 03 Mar 2026, rising Rs 1.25/kg from Rs 82.75/kg a week earlier. The increase keeps the short-term market firm while maintaining the broader stability seen through the last month.

Indian N-Propyl Acetate prices are only Rs 0.25/kg higher versus the fortnight reference of Rs 83.75/kg and the same Rs 0.25/kg higher versus the month anchor of Rs 83.75/kg. On a three-month lens, the reference point is Rs 81.75/kg, placing the latest assessment modestly higher. Recent range markers show a high around Rs 86.00/kg and a low near Rs 81.25/kg, keeping the working span clear for procurement desks. The six-month benchmark is Rs 82.75/kg, while the year-on-year point is Rs 91.50/kg, indicating current levels remain below last year’s base.

Weekly movement has been controlled, which supports predictable coverage decisions. Buyers tracking N-Propyl Acetate prices in India can use the three-month high and low as guardrails while monitoring whether the market stays close to the month anchor. Indian N-Propyl Acetate prices remain defined more by stability than by volatility, NPAC, NPAC Prices, Stays Steady, Weekly Uptick, Chemical Market, Petrochemicals, Price Trend.

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HDPE ended the week unchanged, keeping the domestic market anchored near recent highs without fresh week-on-week movement. For procurement teams, the tone remained predictable, with the latest assessment holding at Rs 94/kg on February 26.

Weekly tracking shows no change from February 19, and the fortnight comparison is also flat, underlining a stable short-term rhythm for Indian HDPE prices. The month view is slightly firmer, rising Rs 1/kg from Rs 93/kg around January 27. Over three months, the grade is up Rs 2/kg from Rs 92/kg, signalling that earlier softness has been partly reclaimed. Even so, the six-month reference is still higher at Rs 95.5/kg, keeping the medium-term anchor above current levels. Over the recent three-month window, prices have traded between Rs 91/kg and Rs 94/kg; the latest value sits near the upper end, close to the recent high around Rs 94/kg, while support is visible near Rs 91/kg. Movements stayed contained and did not widen meaningfully, helping buyers benchmark purchasing decisions against a clear range. On a year-on-year basis, the grade is Rs 1/kg below Rs 95/kg seen around late February 2025, providing broader context for HDPE prices in India and the current stability, HDPE, HDPE Market, Stays Steady, After Recent Recovery, Polyolefins, Market Trend.

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Sulphuric Acid was assessed at Rs 18.00/kg in Ankleshwar on 12 Feb 2026, unchanged from Rs 18.00/kg on 05 Feb 2026. The fortnight marker of Rs 17.30/kg on 29 Jan 2026 keeps the near-term tone slightly firmer even as the week itself was flat. This makes the latest week primarily a stability signal for buyers tracking routine replenishment costs.

Month-to-date, the benchmark moved from Rs 17.50/kg on 13 Jan 2026 to Rs 18.00/kg. The recent high in the last month was around Rs 18.00/kg and the lower marker was near Rs 17.00/kg, showing a narrow month structure at elevated levels. Indian Sulphuric Acid prices therefore remain close to the month’s top marker, with limited week-to-week variability.

Longer context adds scale: the three-month reference was Rs 15.40/kg on 14 Nov 2025 and the six-month marker was Rs 11.00/kg on 16 Aug 2025. Year-on-year, the comparable point was Rs 6.50/kg on 12 Feb 2025. Sulphuric Acid prices in India remain above these older checkpoints, while the most recent month has been characterised by small revisions and a clear top-side print, Sulphuric Acid, Stays Steady, Tight Month Movement, Sulphuric Acid Prices, Chemical Market, Price Trend.

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