Methanol declined to Rs 55.50/kg in Hazira during the latest week, falling Rs 2.50/kg from the previous assessment of Rs 58.00/kg. Indian Methanol prices nevertheless remain substantially higher than the levels recorded two weeks earlier, with a fortnightly gain of Rs 10.90/kg. The latest decline follows the recent high of Rs 58.00/kg reached last week and represents a modest correction after a strong short-term recovery.
The monthly comparison shows an increase of Rs 4.50/kg. Over three months, however, the latest price is Rs 8.50/kg below the earlier level of Rs 64.00/kg. The six-month comparison remains strongly positive, with the product gaining Rs 24.75/kg from Rs 30.75/kg. Methanol prices in India therefore present a mixed period structure, combining a weekly decline and negative three-month movement with positive fortnightly, monthly and six-month changes.
The supplied range places the high-side reference at Rs 58.00/kg and the low-side reference at Rs 44.60/kg. At Rs 55.50/kg, the latest assessment is Rs 2.50/kg below the upper marker and Rs 10.90/kg above the lower marker. Indian Methanol prices remain closer to the recent high than the cited low. Procurement teams can use these figures when reviewing supplier offers, purchase timing, delivered costs and current inventory positions without extending the available data into unsupported projections. Methanol, Chemical Prices, Market Weakness, Weekly Decline, Petrochemicals, Monthly Gain.
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