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PET recorded a moderate increase in Mumbai, closing at Rs 136.00/kg on June 30, 2026. The weekly movement showed a rise of Rs 2.00/kg, while the fortnightly comparison showed a stronger gain of Rs 6.00/kg. Indian PET prices are therefore showing a measured recovery in the short term, even though the broader market continues to reflect earlier volatility.

The three-month comparison showed a decline of Rs 6.00/kg, indicating that recent gains have not fully reversed the medium-term softness. However, the six-month movement was sharply higher, with PET up Rs 39.00/kg. The year-on-year comparison was also strong, with prices higher by Rs 47.00/kg from the same period last year. The annual range remained wide, with the highest level at Rs 148.00/kg and the lowest at Rs 68.00/kg. Current levels are closer to the lower end of recent trading and remain below the earlier peak. PET prices in India are being watched around Rs 136.00/kg on the higher side and Rs 130.00/kg on the lower side. Indian PET prices remain relevant for buyers assessing weekly gains against three-month softness and stronger six-month recovery, PET, Polyethylene Terephthalate, Chemical Prices, Market Recovery, Weekly Gain, Petrochemicals.

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Palm Oil in Ahmedabad continued its gradual recovery, closing at Rs 164.00/kg after a weekly increase of Rs 1.00/kg. Indian Palm Oil prices also rose by Rs 1.00/kg over the fortnight, showing a steady trading pattern rather than a sharp move. The market is now holding near the recent high around Rs 164.00/kg, giving buyers and sellers a clearer reference point for short-term procurement decisions.

The monthly trend remains positive, with Palm Oil gaining Rs 6.00/kg compared with the previous month. Over three months, the product has moved up by Rs 14.00/kg from the Rs 150.00/kg level. The six-month comparison is more pronounced, with prices increasing by Rs 41.50/kg from Rs 122.50/kg. The yearly range shows that the market has traded between a low of Rs 122.50/kg and a high of Rs 190.00/kg. Palm Oil prices in India are currently near the resistance level of Rs 164.00/kg, while Rs 150.00/kg remains the lower level to monitor. Indian Palm Oil prices continue to show recovery from earlier lows with relatively stable recent movement, Palm Oil, Edible Oil, Chemical Prices, Market Recovery, Weekly Gain, Commodity Market.

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Isopropyl alcohol in Mumbai increased to Rs 185.00/kg this week, gaining Rs 10.00/kg from last week. The product has also risen Rs 15.00/kg over the past fortnight, confirming a firm near-term move. Indian IPA prices have climbed despite remaining below the three-month high of Rs 210.00/kg, making the current level an important reference point for traders and procurement teams.

The monthly change is more moderate, with Isopropyl alcohol up Rs 7.00/kg from the previous month. The three-month view remains weaker, showing a Rs 25.00/kg decline from earlier higher levels. However, the six-month comparison shows a strong Rs 87.00/kg increase, pointing to a major recovery from earlier lows. IPA prices in India are currently assessed with support around Rs 175.00/kg and resistance at Rs 185.00/kg. Indian IPA prices are therefore showing short-term strength within a wider volatile trading structure, Isopropyl Alcohol, IPA, Chemical Prices, Market Strength, Weekly Gain, Petrochemicals.

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C5 prices strengthened in Mumbai this week, with the market closing at Rs 164.00/kg after a weekly increase of Rs 2.00/kg. The movement reflects a measured but consistent upward trend, with Indian C5 prices rising Rs 4.00/kg over the past month. The latest assessment places the product at its highest point this year, showing a firm trading environment for domestic buyers and sellers.

The broader comparison gives more context to the current market structure. C5 has gained Rs 30.00/kg over three months and Rs 39.00/kg over six months, indicating that the recent rise is part of a larger upward movement. C5 prices in India are now trading near resistance at Rs 164.00/kg, while support is visible near Rs 160.00/kg. Volatility has remained limited, and the price has stayed stable around the higher level. This provides procurement teams with a clearer benchmark for near-term purchases, especially as the product remains close to the top of its recent range. Indian C5 prices continue to show strength across the weekly, monthly, three-month, and six-month comparisons, C5, Chemical Prices, Market Strength, Weekly Gain, Petrochemicals, Mumbai Market.

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Ethyl Acetate closed at Rs 81.00/kg this week, rising Rs 5.75/kg from the previous week. The product has also gained Rs 4.00/kg over the past fortnight and Rs 3.00/kg over the past month, giving the market a firm short-term structure. Indian Ethyl Acetate prices are now closer to the higher side of the recent trading band, although they remain below earlier peak levels.

The three-month comparison shows a decline of Rs 6.00/kg from Rs 87.00/kg, while the six-month comparison shows a gain of Rs 16.50/kg from Rs 64.50/kg. Ethyl Acetate prices in India remain below the one-year high of Rs 96.00/kg, with the recent range marked by a high of Rs 87.00/kg and a low of Rs 64.50/kg. Support is placed around Rs 75.00/kg, while resistance is visible near Rs 87.00/kg. The market has remained relatively stable, allowing buyers to track clear price levels for procurement decisions. Indian Ethyl Acetate prices therefore show a weekly recovery, a mild monthly gain, and a stronger six-month position, Ethyl Acetate, EA, Chemical Prices, Market Recovery, Weekly Gain, Petrochemicals.

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Maleic Anhydride prices in Kandla increased this week to Rs 188.00/kg, gaining Rs 4.00/kg from the previous week’s Rs 184.00/kg. The rise follows a fortnightly fall of Rs 25.00/kg, making the latest movement important for buyers tracking short-term market direction. Indian Maleic Anhydride prices remain Rs 12.00/kg below the one-month level of Rs 200.00/kg, showing that the market has not fully recovered from its recent decline.

The three-month comparison, however, shows a strong increase of Rs 111.00/kg from Rs 77.00/kg. This indicates a major recovery from earlier lower levels, even though the product continues to trade below its one-year high of Rs 235.00/kg. Maleic Anhydride prices in India have moved within a wide range, with the lowest level recorded at Rs 77.00/kg. Current support is seen near Rs 184.00/kg, while resistance is placed around Rs 200.00/kg. The latest price action suggests a stabilising market after recent volatility. Indian Maleic Anhydride prices now reflect a weekly rise, a monthly decline, and a strong three-month rebound, Maleic Anhydride, MA, Chemical Prices, Market Recovery, Weekly Gain, Petrochemicals.

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Refrigerant R404A was assessed at Rs 680.00/kg, up Rs 5.00/kg from the previous week. Indian Refrigerant R404A prices continue to show a recovery pattern, supported by a Rs 10.00/kg rise over the past month. The current level remains close to the recent high of Rs 685.00/kg, even though the fortnightly reference was also Rs 685.00/kg.

The three-month comparison shows a stronger increase of Rs 90.00/kg from Rs 590.00/kg. Over six months, the product has moved up from Rs 530.00/kg, marking a wider rebound from earlier domestic levels. Refrigerant R404A prices in India currently show support around Rs 670.00/kg and resistance near Rs 685.00/kg. The market has shown slightly wider movements but remains relatively steady around the present range. Indian Refrigerant R404A prices remain important for refrigeration users, traders, and procurement teams watching weekly cost adjustments, Refrigerant R404A, R404A, Refrigerant Prices, Chemical Prices, Weekly Gain, Petrochemicals.

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Perchloroethylene prices moved higher in Mumbai, with the latest level at Rs 95.00/kg against Rs 93.00/kg last week. The Rs 2.00/kg weekly increase adds to the stronger fortnightly rise of Rs 6.00/kg, keeping the product in a firm short-term trading position. Indian Perchloroethylene prices have shown a steady upward pattern, with the current level now closer to the recent high than the lower end of the range. The movement indicates a stable domestic market with a clear rise from earlier levels.

Over one month, Perchloroethylene has gained Rs 10.00/kg, making the monthly trend stronger than the three-month rise of Rs 5.00/kg from Rs 90.00/kg. The six-month comparison shows a Rs 8.00/kg increase from Rs 87.00/kg. The trading range has been marked by a high near Rs 98.00/kg and a low around Rs 74.00/kg. Support is placed around Rs 90.00/kg, while resistance is seen near Rs 98.00/kg. Indian Perchloroethylene prices remain firm within this band, while Perchloroethylene prices in India continue to offer procurement teams a defined benchmark for weekly buying review and short-term market comparison, Perchloroethylene, PCE, Chemical Prices, Market Strength, Weekly Gain, Petrochemicals.

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