The monthly comparison shows that LLDPE has fallen by Rs 9.00/kg from Rs 146.00/kg. The product has also lost Rs 16.00/kg over three months and Rs 30.00/kg over six months, providing a clear indication of the broader medium-term weakness. The current weekly stability therefore sits against lower three-month and six-month benchmarks.
The annual comparison remains positive. The latest Hyderabad price is Rs 36.00/kg higher than the corresponding level last year, showing that the market has retained a significant year-on-year gain despite the more recent decline. Indian LLDPE prices consequently present a mixed structure across the available reference periods.
LLDPE prices in India are currently being assessed near the lower end of recent trading, with Rs 146.00/kg identified as resistance and approximately Rs 100.00/kg as support. Manufacturers, flexible packaging companies, distributors and procurement teams can use the current Rs 137.00/kg assessment to compare supplier quotations and monitor replacement costs. The data highlights weekly stability, a limited fortnightly recovery, monthly weakness and positive annual growth without adding assumptions beyond the reported market movements. LLDPE prices, Linear Low-Density Polyethylene, Indian LLDPE prices, LLDPE market, Stable Market, Hyderabad LLDPE
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