PVC was assessed at Rs 90.00/kg in Ahmedabad after increasing by Rs 2.00/kg over the week. The fortnightly movement was also positive by Rs 2.00/kg, while the one-month comparison showed a larger rise of Rs 5.00/kg. Indian PVC prices are consequently showing a gradual near-term recovery, although the current assessment remains substantially below the Rs 124.00/kg high reported earlier in the year. The latest level continues to sit closer to the lower end of the broader recent trading range.
Over three months, the market has gained Rs 3.00/kg, indicating only limited net movement despite shorter-term fluctuations. The six-month comparison is weaker, with prices lower by Rs 13.00/kg. PVC prices in India are, however, Rs 20.00/kg above the corresponding level of Rs 70.00/kg recorded one year earlier. This combination of a monthly recovery, a six-month decline and a positive annual comparison gives procurement teams several reference periods for evaluating present replacement costs.
The stated support level is around Rs 85.00/kg, while resistance is positioned near Rs 90.00/kg. With the current price at that resistance marker, buyers and suppliers can compare recent gains against the wider decline from the annual high. Indian PVC prices data can also support inventory reviews, supplier negotiations and short-term purchase planning where transparent domestic benchmarks are required. PVC, Polyvinyl Chloride, Indian PVC Prices, PVC Resin, Weekly Price Increase, Ahmedabad Petrochemical Market
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