EDC was assessed at Rs 42.00/kg in Pipavav, compared with Rs 45.00/kg one week earlier. Indian EDC prices therefore declined Rs 3.00/kg on the week and Rs 2.00/kg over the past fortnight. Despite this short-term easing, the current assessment is unchanged from the level recorded one month ago, leaving the monthly comparison flat and providing buyers with a stable medium-term reference point.
The three-month and six-month comparisons show a different pattern. EDC stood at Rs 32.00/kg three months ago, making the latest price Rs 10.00/kg higher. Six months earlier, the product was assessed at Rs 23.00/kg, resulting in a Rs 19.00/kg increase over that period. EDC prices in India also remain close to the recent high of Rs 47.00/kg recorded earlier this year, although the current assessment is Rs 5.00/kg below that marker.
The supplied market structure identifies Rs 42.00/kg as support and Rs 45.00/kg as resistance. Those levels correspond closely with the current and previous weekly assessments, giving procurement teams straightforward reference points for evaluating domestic offers. Indian EDC prices can also be benchmarked against the unchanged monthly figure and the lower three-month and six-month baselines, allowing purchasing teams to distinguish the latest weekly dip from the broader historical increase. EDC, Ethylene Dichloride, Weekly Decline, Fortnightly Decline, Monthly Stable, Six-Month Gain
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