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Precipitated Silica retreated during the latest week after trading near recent highs through much of June. Prices settled at Rs 118/kg on 25 June, down from Rs 130/kg a week earlier. The Rs 12/kg decline follows a prolonged period of stability and represents the most noticeable adjustment seen in recent sessions.

Even with the latest correction, Indian Precipitated Silica prices remain above levels recorded a month ago. Monthly comparisons show a gain of Rs 4/kg, while prices are higher by Rs 29/kg over three months and Rs 32/kg over six months. Year-on-year assessments continue to show strength, with values up Rs 45/kg compared with the same period last year.

Recent trading activity expanded significantly compared with conditions seen earlier in the year. Values advanced toward a high near Rs 130/kg before easing lower. The lower end of the recent trading range was close to Rs 70/kg. Current assessments therefore remain well above longer-term lows despite the latest decline. Indian Precipitated Silica prices continue to reflect gains accumulated over several months of stronger market performance. Buyers and sellers tracking Precipitated Silica prices in India are observing a market that remains above earlier-quarter benchmarks even after recent profit-taking and correction activity,Market Update, Commodity Markets, Price Trend, Market Watch, Weekly Dip, Market Strength.

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Dicalcium Phosphate prices eased slightly this week after recording gains over the previous fortnight. Indian Dicalcium Phosphate prices were assessed at Rs 62.00/kg on June 9, 2026, reflecting a decline of Rs 1.00/kg from the previous week. The weekly fall follows a Rs 4.00/kg rise over the fortnight, keeping the market within a controlled range. The overall tone remains stable, with buyers and traders monitoring small movements rather than responding to sharp price changes.

On a monthly basis, Dicalcium Phosphate has gained Rs 2.00/kg, showing that the market has retained some upward strength despite the latest correction. The three-month comparison shows no net change, as the current price matches the level recorded three months ago. Recent range markers place the high near Rs 64.00/kg and the low around Rs 54.00/kg. Over six months, the product has increased by Rs 8.00/kg, giving the longer-term structure a positive base. Indian Dicalcium Phosphate prices remain close to support at Rs 60.00/kg, while resistance is observed near Rs 64.00/kg. Dicalcium Phosphate prices in India continue to show predictable movement with limited volatility, Dicalcium Phosphate, Steady Market, Weekly Dip, Chemical Market, Price Stability, Trade Update.

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Caprolactam prices edged lower this week, reflecting a stable and predictable market trend. Indian Caprolactam prices declined by Rs 2/kg to Rs 158/kg, following a period of unchanged pricing over the previous fortnight. The movement indicates balanced conditions with limited volatility.

On a monthly basis, Indian Caprolactam prices have gained Rs 3/kg, showing gradual improvement. However, the three-month trend reflects a slight decline, while the six-month view shows a drop from Rs 164/kg. The trading range remains moderate, with prices fluctuating between Rs 145/kg and Rs 171/kg.

Caprolactam prices in India are currently supported at Rs 155/kg, with resistance near Rs 160/kg. The stable structure allows buyers and sellers to operate within a predictable framework. Market participants continue to monitor these levels for any changes in direction while maintaining procurement discipline, Caprolactam, Caprolactam Prices, Market Stability, Weekly Dip, Chemical Market, Stable Trend.

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Aniline oil prices witnessed a slight correction this week while maintaining a strong overall upward trend. Indian Aniline Oil prices slipped by Rs 2/kg to Rs 183.00/kg, easing marginally from recent highs near Rs 185.00/kg. Despite the weekly dip, Indian Aniline Oil prices continue to reflect stability and strength in the domestic market.

The monthly performance remains robust, with a sharp rise of Rs 33/kg highlighting sustained buying interest. Over the past fortnight, prices have increased by Rs 12/kg, reinforcing short-term momentum. A broader view shows a significant recovery, with gains of Rs 72/kg over three months and Rs 78/kg over six months. Aniline Oil prices in India are currently trading well above earlier lows around Rs 111.00/kg, indicating a strong structural uptrend. Indian Aniline Oil prices are supported near Rs 183.00/kg, while resistance is seen close to Rs 185.00/kg, with downside risk limited toward Rs 171.00/kg, Aniline Oil, Aniline Market, Market Stability, Weekly Dip, Petrochemicals, Stable Trend.

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Stearic Acid registered a modest weekly decline, keeping the latest marker slightly below last week while still above the early-February base. The assessment was Rs 120/kg in Mumbai on 05 Mar 2026, down Rs 1/kg from Rs 121/kg (26 Feb 2026), with recent movement remaining controlled.

In the latest update, Indian Stearic Acid prices slipped by Rs 1/kg on the week. The fortnight view shows +Rs 5/kg from Rs 115/kg (19 Feb 2026), and the month view is also +Rs 5/kg from Rs 115/kg (03 Feb 2026). On a three-month reference, the market is up Rs 2.5/kg versus Rs 117.5/kg (05 Dec 2025), while the six-month anchor is flat versus Rs 120/kg (06 Sep 2025). The recent high is around Rs 121/kg and the recent low is near Rs 114.5/kg, keeping volatility limited.

Year on year, the assessment is down Rs 14/kg versus Rs 134/kg (05 Mar 2025). This places Stearic Acid prices in India toward the softer side of the recent band, with support near Rs 114.5/kg and resistance near Rs 121/kg derived from the latest dataset markers. Indian Stearic Acid prices remain a useful weekly benchmark for domestic procurement checks, Stearic Acid, Stearic Acid Prices, Eases, Weekly Dip, Oleochemicals, Chemical Market, Price Trend.  Read the full verified update on IndianPetrochem.com.

Adipic Acid ended the week slightly lower, keeping the market close to the weakest point seen in the recent cycle. The latest assessment shows a measured decline rather than abrupt shifts, offering a clear reference for contract discussions.

The marker was Rs 133/kg on 02 March in Delhi (imported intact), down Rs 2/kg from 25 February. On a fortnight lens, the series is also lower by Rs 2/kg versus 16 February, extending the soft tone into early March. For desks monitoring Indian Adipic Acid prices, the weekly step-down matters because it pulls the market further away from the early-February baseline.

The month view shows a Rs 7/kg slide from Rs 140/kg, while the three-month anchor is Rs 5/kg below Rs 138/kg. Over six months, the comparison is softer by Rs 11/kg against Rs 144/kg. Recent range markers show the period high around Rs 143/kg and the low near Rs 133/kg, with the latest print sitting at that lower edge. This positioning keeps resistance defined near the recent high, while support remains visible at the current assessment for Adipic Acid prices in India, Adipic Acid, Adipic Acid Prices, Steadies, Weekly Dip, Chemical Market, Petrochemicals, Price Trend.

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Mono Chloro Benzene bulk at Ankleshwar was assessed at Rs 53.50/kg on 02 Mar 2026, easing Rs 0.50/kg from Rs 54.00/kg a week earlier. The weekly shift remained modest and kept the market aligned with a tight set of recent prints.

The fortnight comparison is flat at Rs 53.50/kg, while the month view shows a slight Rs 0.50/kg rise versus Rs 53.00/kg. Indian Mono Chloro Benzene prices therefore stayed stable on the near-term timeline even as the latest weekly move was marginally lower. On longer anchors, the market is Rs 4.00/kg below the three-month reference of Rs 57.50/kg and Rs 15.25/kg below the six-month reference of Rs 68.75/kg. The year-on-year comparison shows the marker Rs 19.50/kg lower than Rs 73.00/kg.

Range markers over the recent period frame the corridor with a recent high around Rs 54.00/kg and a recent low near Rs 53.00/kg, placing the latest print near the middle of that narrow band. Indian Mono Chloro Benzene prices can be tracked against these reference points for procurement checks, while Mono Chloro Benzene prices in India remain best interpreted through the small weekly delta, the flat fortnight print, and the stated longer comparisons, Ankleshwar MCB, Mono Chloro Benzene, Slips Marginally, Weekly Dip, Chemical Market, Petrochemicals, Price Trend.

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