PBT was assessed at Rs 154/kg on 02 Mar 2026, rising Rs 4/kg from the prior week and keeping the latest direction intact. The fortnight comparison reinforces the firmer tone, with PBT Rs 6/kg above Rs 148/kg, giving procurement teams a clearer short-term reference point.

On a month view, PBT has advanced Rs 13/kg from Rs 141/kg. The three-month anchor shows a smaller net gain, with the latest point Rs 2/kg above Rs 152/kg, while the six-month reference remains slightly higher at Rs 155/kg, leaving a Rs 1/kg gap. In the recent three-month window, the market was near the recent high around Rs 154/kg and close to the lower end of recent trading near Rs 138/kg, and the latest assessment sits at that high marker.

For desks that track Indian PBT prices to benchmark spot replenishment and contract discussions, the combination of a firmer weekly print and a stronger month view matters more than any single session. PBT prices in India are now positioned at the top of the recent three-month window, while the six-month reference stays close enough to provide a practical comparison point for negotiated purchases, PBT, Polybutylene Terephthalate, Strengthens, Weekly Assessment, Polymer Market, Petrochemicals, Price Trend. 

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Polycarbonate closed at Rs 220/kg on 03 Feb 2026, edging up by Re 1/kg week on week and keeping the market tone unchanged for short-term planning. Indian PC prices have been consistent across recent sessions, offering a clean benchmark for procurement teams that rely on repeatable weekly references.

The fortnight view shows a gain of Re 1/kg, and the month comparison is also up Re 1/kg, underlining how limited the net movement has been through the period. The past month’s high is around Rs 220/kg and the month’s lower end is near Rs 218/kg, with trading staying steady and changes arriving in small increments. Over three months, the latest level is Re 1/kg lower, signalling a sideways track across the quarter. Over six months, Polycarbonate is Rs 7/kg higher, and year on year it is up Rs 4/kg, keeping the broader context modestly firmer than earlier baselines. Indian PC prices therefore remain defined by repeated small moves rather than sharp steps, and PC prices in India will be referenced against the recent high and late-month low when comparing weekly assessments, Polycarbonate prices, Polycarbonate market, weekly assessment, price stability, engineering plastics.

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Perchloroethylene weakened on the week, pulling the benchmark lower and extending the softer tone from early January. The latest print offers a clear reference for buyers reviewing near-term replenishment and contract indexing.

Indian Perchloroethylene prices were assessed at Rs 87.00/kg on 28 Jan 2026, down Rs 3.00/kg from Rs 90.00/kg on 21 Jan 2026. The fortnight reference was Rs 90.00/kg (14 Jan 2026), and the month reference was Rs 96.00/kg (29 Dec 2025), confirming that the latest benchmark is below the late-December anchor. In the last 90 days, the recorded high is around Rs 96.00/kg and the recorded low is near Rs 83.00/kg, placing the latest marker closer to the lower side of the recent dataset.

On longer anchors, the three-month reference was Rs 83.00/kg (30 Oct 2025) and the six-month reference was Rs 89.00/kg (01 Aug 2025). The year-ago reference on 28 Jan 2025 was Rs 80.00/kg, providing a dated comparison point. The second mention of Indian Perchloroethylene prices is included to keep the post aligned to the weekly benchmark and the dated anchors. Perchloroethylene prices in India remain best described by a weaker week and a softer month view versus late December, Perchloroethylene, Perchloroethylene Market, Perchloroethylene Prices, Slips Weekly, Weekly Assessment, Chemical Market, Petrochemical Update.

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