Diethylene Glycol continued to strengthen in Hazira, closing at Rs 135.00/kg after a weekly increase of Rs 3.00/kg. The short-term rise is considerably larger on a fortnightly basis, with the product gaining Rs 23.00/kg over two weeks. Indian Diethylene Glycol prices are now at the one-year high identified in the supplied market data, although recent individual trading movements have remained relatively limited compared with the size of the broader advance.
The month-on-month change is Rs 25.00/kg, while the three-month comparison shows an increase of Rs 49.50/kg. The six-month reference is even more pronounced: Diethylene Glycol stood at Rs 48.50/kg six months ago, leaving the current assessment Rs 86.50/kg above that level. These comparisons show how sharply the market baseline has shifted. Diethylene Glycol prices in India at Hazira can therefore be assessed against several clearly defined historical reference points rather than the latest weekly movement alone.
For market participants reviewing procurement exposure, support is identified near Rs 132.00/kg and resistance at Rs 135.00/kg. The supplied story also identifies Rs 128.00/kg as a lower reference point relevant to the existing price structure. Monitoring these benchmarks alongside Indian Diethylene Glycol prices provides buyers and traders with a clearer view of short-term stability within the broader multi-month rise. Diethylene Glycol, DEG, Weekly Gain, Fortnightly Gain, Monthly Gain, Yearly High
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