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Precipitated Silica extended its upward domestic movement this week, with prices reaching the highest level seen during the recent trading period. Indian Precipitated Silica prices for Feed Grade material from TATA in Ahmedabad rose to Rs 130/kg on 27 May from Rs 120/kg during the previous week. The latest increase reinforced the firm undertone already visible through May, while trading conditions remained active and orderly across the domestic market.

The current assessment stands well above earlier comparison levels. Domestic values were close to Rs 98/kg one month ago and around Rs 84/kg during the three-month reference period. Six-month benchmarks near Rs 73/kg continue highlighting the broader recovery visible across the market structure. Recent domestic trading ranged between Rs 70/kg and Rs 130/kg, reflecting a much wider operating band compared with earlier quarters. Precipitated Silica prices in India therefore continue holding close to recent highs despite larger upward adjustments during recent sessions. Indian Precipitated Silica prices have maintained a firm structure throughout May as procurement activity tracked the steady domestic rise,#StrongGains, #WeeklyTrend, #DomesticTrade, #MarketHighs, #PriceMomentum, #TradeUpdate.

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Dimethylformamide trading activity remained under pressure this week as the market continued correcting from earlier highs. Domestic prices declined by Rs 8.00/kg, taking the benchmark level down to Rs 123.00/kg from Rs 131.00/kg in the previous week. Indian Dimethylformamide prices have weakened steadily during the last month, reflecting softer market sentiment and reduced support at elevated levels after the product touched highs around Rs 152.00/kg.

The monthly correction now totals Rs 29.00/kg, while fortnightly pricing shows an additional drop of Rs 11.00/kg. Despite these declines, the broader market structure still reflects strong gains over the longer term. Prices have risen sharply from Rs 55.00/kg recorded three months earlier, and the six-month comparison indicates an increase of Rs 66.00/kg. Market participants continue tracking resistance near Rs 126.00/kg and support around Rs 118.00/kg as trading remains volatile near the lower side of the recent range. Indian Dimethylformamide prices continue to display significant fluctuations across the domestic market, requiring close monitoring from downstream industries. Dimethylformamide prices in India are therefore attracting attention from procurement teams evaluating short-term purchasing strategies and inventory positioning, DMF, Domestic Market, Price Decline, Weekly Trend, Chemical Market.

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Phenol prices recorded only a limited weekly correction this week, suggesting that the domestic market may be finding temporary balance after the sharp declines seen during the previous month. Indian Phenol prices settled at Rs 143.00/kg, down Rs 1.00/kg from last week. The product also moved lower by Rs 5.00/kg over the past fortnight and remained substantially below levels recorded a month ago. Trading activity stayed relatively controlled during the week, with buyers and distributors maintaining cautious procurement positions amid uncertainty over near-term demand conditions.

Monthly comparisons still highlight the broader correction in the market, with prices lower by Rs 52.00/kg compared to the previous month. However, longer-term trends remain comparatively positive, as values have risen by Rs 62.50/kg during the last three months and by Rs 56.00/kg over six months. Support is currently visible near Rs 140.00/kg, while resistance remains around Rs 150.00/kg. Indian Phenol prices continue to show signs of consolidation after retreating from earlier highs near Rs 195.00/kg. Traders monitoring Phenol prices in India are assessing whether the market can maintain stability around the present range during the coming weeks, Phenol, Stable Market, Trading Range, Weekly Trend, Chemical Market.

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HDPE trading activity in Hyderabad stayed subdued this week as market participants responded to continued price corrections across recent sessions. The commodity slipped by Rs 2.00/kg from last week to settle at Rs 158.00/kg, extending the fortnightly downtrend already visible in the regional market. Traders reported that buyers maintained cautious procurement patterns amid expectations of improved supply stability and reduced volatility. Indian HDPE prices have now declined by Rs 5.00/kg over the last month, placing the product near the lower end of the latest trading range while sentiment remained balanced.

A broader market comparison highlights the extent of recent corrections. Prices stood at Rs 169.00/kg three months ago, indicating a decline of Rs 11.00/kg during the period. However, the longer-term trend still reflects a major recovery, with values increasing by Rs 62.00/kg from six months earlier and by Rs 59.00/kg on a year-on-year basis. Market watchers continue monitoring the support zone around Rs 158.00/kg and resistance near Rs 160.00/kg for signs of the next directional move. Indian HDPE prices are therefore being evaluated carefully by processors and distributors, while HDPE prices in India continue to show improved stability compared with earlier market volatility, HDPE, Hyderabad Market, Market Pressure, Weekly Trend, Petrochemicals.

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PAM trading in Mumbai remained largely stable this week despite a small correction from recent highs. Indian PAM prices eased to Rs 175.00/kg on May 6, 2026, compared with Rs 178.00/kg in the previous week. The decline follows two weeks of steady movement near the same level, reflecting a balanced domestic market with limited fluctuations. Market participants continued to observe stable procurement conditions as short-term volatility remained relatively controlled.

Monthly trends still indicate stronger pricing momentum compared with earlier levels. PAM advanced by Rs 10.00/kg from Rs 165.00/kg over the past month, while the three-month comparison shows an increase of Rs 8.00/kg from Rs 167.00/kg. Six-month data points to a larger rise of Rs 19.00/kg from Rs 156.00/kg, highlighting sustained improvement in the market structure. The highest recorded value during this period stood at Rs 178.00/kg, while the lowest was Rs 147.00/kg. Indian PAM prices are currently fluctuating within a narrow range supported near Rs 175.00/kg and capped around Rs 178.00/kg. PAM prices in India continue to show measured movement patterns, allowing buyers to track short-term stability more effectively, PAM, Mumbai Market, Price Correction, Weekly Trend, Chemical Market.

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Pendimethalin prices saw a slight decline this week, falling by Rs 2/kg from the previous level. Indian Pendimethalin prices are now assessed at Rs 320.00/kg compared to Rs 322.00/kg last week. The movement follows a strong price increase earlier in the month, indicating a stable market with only minor fluctuations.

Monthly comparison shows a rise of Rs 25.00/kg, while the broader trend remains positive. Over the past three months, prices have increased by Rs 70.00/kg from Rs 250.00/kg, and the six-month comparison reflects a gain of Rs 66.00/kg from Rs 254.00/kg. The product remains near its recent high of Rs 322.00/kg, supporting a firm market outlook. Resistance is observed around Rs 320.00/kg, with support near Rs 295.00/kg. Indian Pendimethalin prices remain steady, and Pendimethalin prices in India continue to reflect a strong but stable trading pattern, Pendimethalin, Market Firmness, Price Correction, Weekly Trend, Agrochemicals.

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Diethylene Glycol Monobutyl Ether prices showed a mild pullback this week, following a sustained period of gains. Indian Diethylene Glycol Monobutyl Ether prices declined by Rs 5/kg to Rs 184/kg, reflecting a short-term adjustment in trading activity.

Looking beyond the weekly movement, the overall trend remains positive. Prices have increased by Rs 12/kg over the past month from Rs 172/kg, indicating continued resilience in the market. The three-month comparison shows a sharp rise of Rs 63/kg from Rs 121/kg, while six-month data highlights a significant increase of Rs 80/kg from Rs 104/kg. Indian Diethylene Glycol Monobutyl Ether prices are currently stabilizing within a defined range, with support at Rs 180/kg and resistance near Rs 189/kg. Diethylene Glycol Monobutyl Ether prices in India continue to reflect a balanced market, with traders closely watching these levels for direction.

Indian Diethylene Glycol Monobutyl Ether prices remain supported by earlier gains despite the recent dip, Market Stability, Price Correction, Weekly Trend, Commodity Market, Balanced Market.

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Cyclohexanone prices have shown a strong rebound this week in Kandla, marking a shift after the decline seen in the previous fortnight. Indian Cyclohexanone prices rose by Rs 7.00/kg to reach Rs 135.00/kg, reflecting renewed upward movement in the market. Trading activity has remained steady, with price changes occurring within a controlled range.

In the broader context, the trend remains firmly positive despite short-term corrections. Prices are down Rs 3.00/kg compared to a month ago but significantly higher than Rs 94.25/kg recorded three months earlier, representing a gain of Rs 40.75/kg. Over the last six months, Indian Cyclohexanone prices have increased by Rs 39.50/kg, reinforcing a strong bullish structure. The yearly fluctuation between Rs 93.00/kg and Rs 170.00/kg highlights notable volatility. Cyclohexanone prices in India are currently consolidating near Rs 135.00/kg, with support seen around Rs 128.00/kg, maintaining a stable outlook for market participants, Cyclohexanone, Price Increase, Weekly Trend, Market Momentum, Petrochemicals.

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