SAN remained unchanged in Ahmedabad at Rs 223.00/kg during the latest weekly assessment, extending a period of relatively predictable near-term trading. Indian SAN prices have held their ground after gaining Rs 9.00/kg over the past month. With no weekly change recorded, the latest assessment remains near the higher end of recent trading rather than reversing the gains accumulated during the previous weeks.
The broader comparisons show a mixed structure. SAN is Rs 7.00/kg higher than three months ago but Rs 7.00/kg lower compared with the six-month reference. The year-on-year movement is substantially stronger, with the latest value Rs 95.00/kg above the corresponding level last year. Across the past year, the product traded between a low of Rs 127.00/kg and a high of Rs 235.00/kg, illustrating the scale of earlier volatility despite the more stable conditions now visible in the weekly market.
SAN prices in India are currently assessed against support around Rs 218.00/kg and resistance near Rs 230.00/kg. The current Rs 223.00/kg level sits between those markers and remains below the annual high. For procurement teams, these reference points help place the present flat weekly movement within the wider monthly and annual trading structure. Indian SAN prices therefore combine short-term stability with a substantial year-on-year increase, while the three-month and six-month comparisons continue to point in different directions. SAN, Stable Market, Monthly Gain, Three-Month Gain, Six-Month Decline, Annual Gain
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