Low-density polyethylene in Mumbai stayed unchanged at Rs 165.00/kg during the latest weekly assessment. Indian LDPE prices are Rs 1.00/kg higher over both the fortnightly and monthly comparisons, showing a measured upward movement beneath the flat weekly headline. Recent variations have remained limited, providing buyers and suppliers with a relatively stable short-term market baseline.
The three-month assessment shows an increase of Rs 2.00/kg. A separate six-month figure was not stated in the market story. The year-on-year comparison is much stronger, with low-density polyethylene rising by Rs 55.00/kg from Rs 110.00/kg. The annual range extends from a low of Rs 110.00/kg to a high of Rs 175.00/kg, leaving the current Mumbai assessment Rs 10.00/kg below the upper marker.
Support is identified around Rs 164.00/kg, while resistance is noted at Rs 175.00/kg. These levels allow manufacturers, converters, traders and procurement teams to assess supplier quotations against clear recent-market references without implying a future price direction.
LDPE prices in India currently combine an unchanged weekly assessment with small fortnightly, monthly and three-month gains. Indian LDPE prices remain substantially above the corresponding year-earlier value and close to the stated high for the observed period. The figures offer procurement desks a concise view of current pricing, recent stability and the broader annual comparison. Low-Density Polyethylene, LDPE, Weekly Stable, Fortnightly Gain, Monthly Gain, Three-Month Gain
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