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LDPE closed the latest weekly cycle with a measured gain in Ahmedabad, keeping the domestic market stable rather than sharply volatile. Indian LDPE prices for RIL 1070LA17 Extrusion Coating grade were assessed at Rs 178/kg on 04 Jun 2026, compared with Rs 177/kg on 28 May 2026. The weekly rise of Rs 1/kg was matched by a similar fortnight gain from Rs 177/kg on 21 May 2026, giving buyers a clear short-term reference.

The month view shows a firmer change, with the grade up Rs 3/kg from Rs 175/kg on 05 May 2026. Over three months, the movement is stronger, as the price was Rs 124/kg on 06 Mar 2026. The six-month marker stands at Rs 125.5/kg, leaving the latest level higher by Rs 52.5/kg. Year on year, the grade is above Rs 129/kg recorded on 04 Jun 2025. The recent 30-day high is near Rs 178/kg, while the lower reference is near Rs 175/kg. Across the 90-day period, the high stood near Rs 198/kg and the low near Rs 124/kg, showing that the broader spread remains wider than this week’s movement. Indian LDPE prices are therefore firm on weekly and monthly readings, while LDPE prices in India remain below the wider three-month high, LDPE, Steady Market, Weekly Level, Chemical Market, Price Stability, Trade Update.

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The latest domestic assessment leaves Acetonitrile on a stronger footing, with the weekly gain and the broader fortnight comparison both pointing to a higher market level by March 10. Indian Acetonitrile prices reached Rs 190/kg, up from Rs 167/kg a week earlier, and the short-run pattern settled after a sequence of daily increases inside the week. That gives buyers and sellers a clear closing point for immediate procurement reference. It also places the market well above the early-February base.

The month view places the current reading above Rs 160/kg on February 7, while the recent trading span now runs from around Rs 160/kg to about Rs 190/kg. Over three months, the market stands above the Rs 155/kg mark seen on December 10, and the six-month comparison is also ahead of Rs 155/kg on September 11. Acetonitrile prices in India are also stronger than the year-ago marker of Rs 150/kg, which helps frame the current level without overstating the latest rise. Indian Acetonitrile prices therefore show a firm short-term profile built through repeated advances rather than a single jump.

Procurement teams watching replacement costs, weekly allocations, and spot budgeting can use the latest assessment as a dependable marker because the market ended the period with stable daily readings at the top of the recent span. That steadier finish matters when comparing offers and planning near-term purchases, Acetonitrile, Acetonitrile Market, Petrochemicals, Chemical Prices, Weekly Level, Market Strength.

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