Acetone closed at Rs 132.00/kg this week, decreasing by Rs 5.00/kg from the previous week’s assessment of Rs 137.00/kg. The latest decline follows a notable monthly advance and places the product near the lower end of its recent trading range. Indian Acetone prices remain Rs 13.00/kg higher than the one-month level of Rs 119.00/kg, demonstrating that the weekly reduction has not removed the broader monthly gain. Recent movements show a market adjusting after earlier price strength and volatility.
The three-month comparison shows a decline of Rs 15.75/kg from Rs 147.75/kg. The six-month comparison is markedly stronger, with the product rising by Rs 75.25/kg from Rs 56.75/kg. These figures show that Acetone prices in India have recovered substantially from their six-month baseline while remaining below the more recent three-month assessment. Support is identified near Rs 130.00/kg, and resistance is observed around Rs 140.00/kg. Indian Acetone prices are currently positioned Rs 2.00/kg above support and Rs 8.00/kg below resistance. Procurement teams can use these markers to assess spot quotations, supplier negotiations and immediate purchase requirements. The one-month gain, three-month decline and six-month recovery provide distinct comparison points for evaluating current domestic offers. Year-over-year data is unavailable, making the reported weekly, monthly and multi-month assessments the primary reference set for market participants. Acetone, Chemical Prices, Weekly Decline, Monthly Gain, Petrochemicals, Six-Month Recovery.
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