SAN continued to trade at Rs 227.00/kg this week, matching the previous week's level and extending a period of relatively narrow price movement. Indian SAN prices have shown little immediate volatility, providing buyers and traders with a stable weekly reference point. The present assessment remains close to the higher levels recorded over the past twelve months, although the latest month-on-month comparison shows a small decline.
The material is down Rs 1.00/kg from one month ago, while the three-month comparison shows a gain of Rs 2.00/kg. Over six months, SAN has risen by Rs 17.00/kg, demonstrating a noticeably higher medium-term baseline. The strongest comparison is year-on-year, with the current Rs 227.00/kg level standing Rs 87.00/kg above the roughly Rs 140.00/kg level recorded a year earlier. Indian SAN prices are also trading close to the annual high of Rs 231.00/kg, while the lowest level during the year was Rs 138.00/kg.
SAN prices in India currently have support around Rs 225.00/kg and resistance around Rs 231.00/kg. These markers, together with the narrow recent trading band, give procurement teams clear reference levels when evaluating current transactions. The combination of weekly stability, slight monthly easing and substantial year-on-year appreciation defines the latest domestic market structure. SAN, SAN Prices, Stable Market, Monthly Decline, Six Month Gain, Annual Gain
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