The longer-term comparisons remained substantially positive. Mix-Xylene was assessed at Rs 103.50/kg three months earlier, making the current quotation Rs 28.50/kg higher. The six-month reference was still lower at Rs 75.75/kg, producing an increase of Rs 56.25/kg over that period. Indian Mix-Xylene prices consequently combined short-term weakness with a significantly elevated three-month and six-month cost base.
Mix-Xylene prices in India were positioned around the stated support level of Rs 132.00/kg following the weekly fall. Resistance was identified at Rs 140.00/kg, which corresponded with the previous week’s assessment. The earlier monthly high near Rs 147.00/kg provides an additional marker for buyers comparing current quotations with the recent trading range.
For manufacturers, traders and procurement teams, the latest assessment offers a factual reference for reviewing weekly offers, monthly movements and longer-term purchase costs. It also shows why the current decline should be considered alongside the substantial rise from the six-month baseline. Mix-Xylene, Weekly Decline, Monthly Gain, Three-Month Gain, Six-Month Gain, Kandla Market
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