Mumbai PVC remained unchanged at Rs 95.00/kg during the latest week, preserving the level recorded in the previous assessment. Indian PVC prices have nevertheless gained Rs 2.00/kg over the past fortnight, indicating that the flat weekly reading follows a measured advance rather than a decline. This combination gives buyers a stable spot reference while retaining the recent upward movement in the underlying comparison.
The monthly increase stands at Rs 3.00/kg. Over three months, PVC has risen Rs 13.00/kg from Rs 82.00/kg, and the six-month comparison shows an increase of Rs 8.00/kg from Rs 87.00/kg. Indian PVC prices are also Rs 26.00/kg higher year on year, compared with the earlier level of Rs 69.00/kg. These reference periods show gains across the fortnightly, monthly, quarterly, half-yearly and annual horizons.
PVC prices in India currently sit between a stated yearly low of Rs 63.00/kg and a recent high of Rs 115.00/kg. At Rs 95.00/kg, the Mumbai assessment is Rs 20.00/kg below that high but Rs 32.00/kg above the low. The limited weekly movement may help procurement teams benchmark immediate requirements, while the broader historical range remains relevant for contract evaluation and purchasing comparisons. The latest data provide manufacturers and traders with a concise view of current stability, recent appreciation and the distance from established range markers.
Indian PVC prices remain higher across all supplied comparison periods despite the unchanged weekly assessment. Polyvinyl Chloride, PVC, Weekly Stable, Fortnightly Gain, Monthly Gain, Three-Month Gain
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