Indian PVC prices rose to Rs 83.00/kg in Mumbai, gaining Rs 1.00/kg from the previous week’s Rs 82.00/kg. The weekly increase remains modest, but it continues the gradual improvement recorded over the past month. Prices are now Rs 2.00/kg higher than the monthly comparison point, showing a measured recovery without a large change in the recent trading range.
The broader indicators remain mixed. Three months ago, PVC stood at Rs 88.00/kg, which places the current market Rs 5.00/kg lower. The six-month comparison shows a deeper decline of Rs 27.00/kg from Rs 110.00/kg. Against the same period last year, however, the product is Rs 20.00/kg higher than the earlier Rs 63.00/kg level. Indian PVC prices are therefore showing short-term firmness while remaining below important medium-term reference points.
For buyers monitoring PVC prices in India, the latest market structure is defined by a lower marker near Rs 81.00/kg and a recent high at Rs 83.00/kg. The current price sits at that upper reference, while weekly movements remain limited. This verified update gives procurement teams, manufacturers, and traders a concise view of weekly, monthly, three-month, six-month, and year-on-year changes without extending beyond the reported data. The figures also allow commercial teams to separate the latest small movement from the larger declines visible over longer periods. This distinction is useful when documenting purchase comparisons and internal price reviews. PVC, Polyvinyl Chloride, PVC Prices, Weekly Gain, Chemical Prices, India Petrochemical Market
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