Aniline was assessed at Rs 185.00/kg in Kandla after increasing by Rs 22.00/kg from the previous weekly value of Rs 163.00/kg. Indian Aniline prices also advanced by Rs 24.00/kg over the fortnight, placing the product close to the recent high of approximately Rs 188.00/kg. The latest movement represents a clear acceleration compared with the relatively limited net change recorded over the preceding three months.
The monthly comparison shows an increase of Rs 13.00/kg. Over three months, the product gained only Rs 2.00/kg, while the six-month comparison records a much larger increase of Rs 74.00/kg from Rs 111.00/kg. Aniline prices in India therefore remain substantially above the earlier six-month baseline, with most of the latest short-term movement concentrated in the recent weekly and fortnightly periods.
The supplied market assessment places support around Rs 165.00/kg and resistance near Rs 188.00/kg. At Rs 185.00/kg, the current value stands Rs 20.00/kg above support and Rs 3.00/kg below resistance. Procurement teams can compare current supplier quotations against these boundaries when reviewing domestic purchase requirements. Indian Aniline prices have displayed moderate volatility, with active trading but without excessively erratic movement. The current assessment also remains Rs 74.00/kg above the level reported six months earlier. Aniline, Chemical Prices, Market Strength, Weekly Gain, Petrochemicals, Kandla Market.
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