Compared with one month ago, the market has remained broadly unchanged, indicating a degree of consolidation despite the weekly and fortnightly decrease. The current assessment is below the three-month high of Rs 242.00/kg. It is nevertheless Rs 35.00/kg above the Rs 180.00/kg level observed six months earlier. ECH prices in India therefore retain a significant longer-term increase even while short-term values have weakened.
The immediate downside level is placed around Rs 215.00/kg, with the upside reference identified near Rs 220.00/kg. These levels can help procurement teams compare available offers, replacement costs and near-term purchasing exposure. Indian ECH prices remain balanced between recent downward pressure and the broader increase measured against the six-month baseline. The relatively narrow current range also provides a clear reference for buyers monitoring changes in supplier quotations and domestic trading activity. Epichlorohydrin, ECH, Chemical Prices, Market Decline, Weekly Movement, Petrochemicals
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