Epichlorohydrin, also tracked as ECH, declined by Rs 2.00/kg during the week. The current assessment of Rs 213.00/kg compares with Rs 215.00/kg in the previous week. Indian ECH prices have now accumulated a one-month decline of Rs 15.00/kg, placing the latest value near the lower end of recently reported trading.
The three-month movement is relatively small, with the product down Rs 2.00/kg from Rs 215.00/kg. The six-month comparison remains positive: the current value is Rs 34.00/kg higher than the earlier Rs 179.00/kg assessment. This creates a mixed structure in which recent values are softer but the longer six-month baseline remains substantially lower.
ECH prices in India have traded between a reported one-year low of Rs 154.00/kg and a high of Rs 290.00/kg. The Rs 136.00/kg difference between those endpoints provides important context for the latest Rs 213.00/kg assessment and demonstrates the scale of historical variation.
Support has been placed around Rs 210.00/kg, while resistance is identified near Rs 220.00/kg. Procurement desks can use this band when comparing immediate offers with the latest weekly price and the one-month decline. The supplied data support historical comparison but do not establish a future direction.
Indian ECH prices are down over the week, month and three-month period while remaining Rs 34.00/kg higher over six months. Epichlorohydrin, ECH, Weekly Decline, Monthly Decline, Three-Month Decline, Six-Month Gain
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