The product is down Rs 11.00/kg over the past month. Its longer-period comparisons remain considerably stronger, however. Against the level of Rs 101.50/kg recorded three months earlier, the latest price represents an increase of Rs 55.50/kg. Compared with the six-month reference of Rs 83.75/kg, the cumulative gain stands at Rs 73.25/kg.
The current assessment remains below the reported one-year high of Rs 170.00/kg. N-Propyl Acetate prices in India thus reflect a near-term correction within a much stronger three-month and six-month price structure. This distinction is relevant for buyers assessing whether current offers represent short-term easing or remain elevated against older procurement baselines.
Support has been identified around Rs 157.00/kg, corresponding with the latest assessment. Resistance is indicated near Rs 160.00/kg, the immediately preceding weekly price. These levels offer practical references for procurement comparison, although the supplied data do not establish how long either marker may hold.
Indian N-Propyl Acetate prices remain lower over the week and month but substantially higher over the three-month and six-month periods. N-Propyl Acetate, Weekly Decline, Monthly Decline, Three-Month Gain, Six-Month Gain, Lower Range
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