Mumbai Palm Oil declined Rs 2.00/kg during the latest week, closing at Rs 158.00/kg on August 25, 2026. Indian Palm Oil prices are also lower on the one-month comparison, with the current assessment down Rs 7.00/kg from the recent Rs 165.00/kg level. The latest value is trading closer to the lower end of the supplied market band, where Rs 155.00/kg serves as the stated support reference.
The longer comparisons present a different picture. Palm Oil is Rs 3.00/kg higher than it was three months earlier and Rs 17.50/kg above the six-month benchmark. Palm Oil prices in India therefore remain above both medium-term reference points despite the latest weekly and monthly retreat. The recent high is identified at Rs 165.00/kg, while the current assessment stands Rs 7.00/kg below that marker and Rs 3.00/kg above the stated lower reference.
For buyers and procurement teams following Indian Palm Oil prices, the contrast between short-term weakness and positive three-month and six-month comparisons provides the clearest factual view of the current structure. The Rs 155.00/kg and Rs 165.00/kg markers define the supplied monitoring band, with the latest assessment positioned in its lower half. Weekly, monthly and medium-term comparisons can therefore be evaluated against clearly identified Mumbai reference levels. Palm Oil, Weekly Decline, Monthly Decline, Three-Month Gain, Six-Month Gain, Recent Peak
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