POM moved higher in Ahmedabad during the latest weekly assessment, reaching Rs 246.00/kg after gaining Rs 4.00/kg from Rs 242.00/kg in the previous week. The fortnightly comparison shows the same Rs 4.00/kg increase, while recent trading has otherwise been characterised by limited fluctuations. Indian POM prices have consequently returned to the highest level identified in the supplied one-year trading range.
The longer comparisons reinforce the upward positioning. POM is Rs 7.00/kg higher than one month ago and Rs 10.00/kg above the level recorded three months earlier. Against the six-month benchmark, prices have gained Rs 6.00/kg. The year-on-year movement is much larger, with the current assessment Rs 84.00/kg above last year's Rs 162.00/kg reference. POM prices in India are now at the stated annual high of Rs 246.00/kg, compared with a one-year low of Rs 160.00/kg.
The supplied market assessment identifies Rs 246.00/kg as the high-side reference and Rs 240.00/kg as the lower level to monitor. For buyers and procurement teams, those markers provide useful context around a market that has strengthened without showing large week-to-week volatility. Indian POM prices remain supported by the documented comparative gains across most measured periods, while the latest value sits at the top of the recorded annual range. POM, Polyoxymethylene, Weekly Gain, Fortnightly Gain, Monthly Gain, Yearly High
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