Polycarbonate was assessed at Rs 260.00/kg in Mumbai, down Rs 3.00/kg from the previous week's Rs 263.00/kg level. Indian Polycarbonate prices have therefore softened on a weekly basis while remaining unchanged against the month-earlier assessment. The latest move represents a limited retreat within the broader price references supplied for the domestic market rather than a change across every comparison period.
Three months earlier, Polycarbonate stood at Rs 255.00/kg, placing the latest assessment Rs 5.00/kg higher. The year-on-year comparison shows a more substantial Rs 42.00/kg increase from Rs 218.00/kg. Recent data identify Rs 264.00/kg as the high and Rs 218.00/kg as the low. Indian Polycarbonate prices are currently Rs 4.00/kg below the stated recent high following this week's decline.
Polycarbonate prices in India can also be assessed against the near-term reference levels identified in the market story. Rs 264.00/kg represents the high-side level to monitor, while Rs 255.00/kg provides the stated low-side marker. For buyers and procurement desks, these figures help separate the short-term Rs 3.00/kg weekly decline from the unchanged monthly comparison and the positive three-month and annual changes. The supplied data show limited recent fluctuation while maintaining a considerably higher level than the year-earlier benchmark. Polycarbonate, PC, Weekly Decline, Monthly Stable, Three-Month Gain, Yearly Gain
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New Delhi, Marketing, Indian Polycarbonate Prices
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