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PC prices in the domestic market have edged higher this week, continuing a slow recovery from January lows. The recent movement has improved short-term sentiment without altering the broader context of softer longer-term pricing.

On a weekly basis, Indian PC prices increased by Rs 3/kg to Rs 165/kg. The fortnight trend shows prices rebounding from around Rs 158/kg, while the month view highlights a gain of roughly Rs 12/kg from mid-January. Trading activity has been stable, with prices moving in small increments and staying near the recent high of about Rs 165/kg. The lowest level recorded in the past month was close to Rs 152/kg, providing a clear reference point for recent downside. Indian PC prices therefore show a defined recovery range in the near term.

From a wider perspective, PC prices in India remain significantly lower than levels seen three and six months ago, and the year-on-year comparison also shows a marked decline. This contrast highlights that the current rebound is corrective rather than transformational, keeping procurement strategies focused on short-term signals,m PC Market, Steady Recovery, Weekly View, Polycarbonate, Domestic Market, Market Trend.

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Silver and platinum sold off sharply this week. The move is often attributed to speculation around Mr. Waller’s potential nomination as the next Fed Chair—but whether he is truly hawkish remains, politely speaking, uncertain.

In the U.S., attention turns to earnings and employment data. In Japan, it’s elections and corporate results that matter. Different drivers, same question: how much optimism is already priced in?

One quiet standout: TOPIX, now up for ten consecutive months. No drama, no headlines—just a steady climb that seems to prefer consistency over excitement.