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Acetic Acid prices moved lower this week, declining by Rs 5.75/kg to Rs 61.25/kg from Rs 67.00/kg recorded in the previous week. The drop reflects a short-term correction after a period of steady gains, with trading showing some volatility but remaining within a controlled range. Indian Acetic Acid prices are still holding above Rs 60.00/kg, which was the level seen two weeks ago, suggesting that the market retains underlying support despite the recent decline.

Looking at the broader trend, prices have increased by Rs 7.25/kg over the past month from Rs 54.00/kg, indicating continued strength on a longer horizon. The three-month rise of Rs 25.95/kg from Rs 35.30/kg further confirms a strong upward movement in the domestic market. The lowest level of Rs 31.00/kg recorded six months ago highlights the extent of the recovery already achieved. The recent high of Rs 67.00/kg and the current value of Rs 61.25/kg define the near-term range being monitored by participants. Indian Acetic Acid prices remain within this band as traders assess stability, while Acetic Acid prices in India continue to reflect a firm overall structure despite the latest weekly dip, Acetic Acid, Weekly Slip, Market Support, Price Correction, Petrochemicals, Market Trend.

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Hydrogen Peroxide registered a Rs 2/kg week-on-week decline, settling at Rs 94/kg. The fortnight view reflects the same Rs 2/kg reduction, marking a controlled adjustment after recent gains. Indian Hydrogen Peroxide prices have eased but remain elevated compared with earlier monthly levels.

Month data shows a Rs 6.5/kg increase, and the three-month benchmark is up Rs 7/kg. Over six months, prices are higher by Rs 1/kg, while year-on-year comparison reflects a Rs 14/kg decline. The recent high stood near Rs 108/kg, and the lower observed level was around Rs 84/kg, keeping the present value in the middle of the established range. Indian Hydrogen Peroxide prices continue to provide a stable baseline for industrial procurement. Stakeholders reviewing Hydrogen Peroxide prices in India can use Rs 94/kg as the current weekly reference, Hydrogen Peroxide, Hydrogen Peroxide Market, Weekly Slip, Softer Assessment, Chemical Prices, Market Trend.

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Toluene closed the week at Rs 74/kg in Hazira, easing from Rs 75/kg a week earlier. Indian Toluene prices showed a small weekly decline, but the broader month view remains firmer, which keeps procurement decisions tied to the monthly window rather than a single week’s move.

The fortnight comparison sits higher versus Rs 73.25/kg, and the month view is up from Rs 72.75/kg. Over the last 30 days, the series ranged between Rs 72.75/kg (recent low) and around Rs 75.25/kg (recent high), reflecting moderate variation with mostly small steps. On a three-month anchor, the marker is lower than Rs 82.5/kg, indicating that the longer view has cooled from late-2025 levels. Against the six-month reference, the market is higher versus Rs 66.5/kg, placing the current level well above the mid-2025 baseline. Year-on-year, the marker is slightly lower than Rs 76.5/kg, adding context to the current range.

For buyers, the practical frame is the month high and month low, which bracket recent movement while weekly closes fluctuate in smaller increments. Indian Toluene prices should be reviewed alongside the fortnight marker to confirm whether the current level continues to hold above the month-ago baseline. Toluene prices in India remain positioned within the recent month span, supporting steady replacement planning, Toluene prices, Toluene market, weekly slip, stronger month view, aromatics trends.

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Monoethylene Glycol softened on the week, closing at Rs 46.50/kg, down Rs 1.00/kg from last week. The move follows a firmer patch earlier in the month and brings the benchmark away from the recent high. In this setting, Indian Monoethylene Glycol prices are steady enough for routine procurement planning, with the weekly change still within a manageable band for most contract-linked buying.

Across key anchors, the fortnight change is down Rs 0.75/kg, while the one-month view remains higher by Rs 2.00/kg. The three-month comparison is slightly lower by Rs 0.50/kg, showing the quarter is broadly stable despite the latest dip. The six-month view is lower by Rs 6.00/kg, reinforcing that the broader medium-term tone is softer. Over the past month, prices moved between Rs 44.25/kg and Rs 47.50/kg, keeping volatility contained and providing clear reference points for tender checks.

Year on year, the marker is lower by Rs 9.75/kg, offering context for annual budgeting resets and longer contract reviews. For teams tracking Monoethylene Glycol prices in India, Rs 44.25/kg remains the nearest recent low marker, while Rs 47.50/kg is the closest month high reference. Indian Monoethylene Glycol prices continue to be defined by measured weekly adjustments and a clear month corridor, MEG prices, MEG market, weekly slip, quarter view steady, chemical trends. Read the full verified update on IndianPetrochem.com.

C5 has softened on the latest weekly comparison, keeping the month trend pointed lower even as the fortnight view shows a mild recovery from earlier lows. With imported intact indications in Mumbai, the series remains easy to benchmark for short-term buying decisions, as most moves arrive as clear weekly resets.

C5 is assessed at Rs 123/kg on 22 Jan 2026, down Rs 1/kg from 15 Jan 2026. That weekly dip keeps Indian C5 prices below late-December markers, with the month comparison at Rs 5/kg lower than 23 Dec 2025. The fortnight comparison is firmer by Rs 1/kg versus 08 Jan 2026, highlighting a small bounce within a broader softer month view. Over three months, the series is marginally lower by Rs 1/kg versus 24 Oct 2025, while the six-month anchor shows a decline of Rs 4/kg compared with 26 Jul 2025. Recent range markers place the high around Rs 128/kg and the low near Rs 122/kg, keeping the current assessment close to the recent lower end. Year on year, the series is down Rs 16/kg versus 22 Jan 2025, reinforcing the longer-term softness without changing the near-term weekly focus. In this window, C5 prices in India remain best tracked through the weekly close and the recent high-low markers rather than day-to-day shifts, C5, C5 Market, C5 Prices, Weekly Slip, Range Bound Market, Petrochemical Market, Chemical Update.

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