Dioctyl adipate moved lower this week, closing at Rs 188.00/kg compared with Rs 194.00/kg in the previous week. The Rs 6.00/kg decline follows a period of firmer pricing, although Indian Dioctyl Adipate prices remain Rs 8.00/kg above their level from one month ago. The latest movement therefore reflects a near-term correction rather than a complete reversal of the recovery recorded during the previous several months.
The fortnightly trend shows a more pronounced reduction, with the material down Rs 20.00/kg from Rs 208.00/kg. Over the three-month period, prices are lower by Rs 7.00/kg, reinforcing the picture of gradual adjustment after earlier highs. In contrast, the six-month comparison remains strongly positive, with prices up Rs 43.00/kg from Rs 145.00/kg. Indian Dioctyl Adipate prices are consequently still trading well above their earlier six-month reference point despite the latest retreat. Buyers monitoring Dioctyl Adipate prices in India can use these different time horizons to assess whether prevailing offers reflect current weakness or the broader recovery from lower historical levels.
Support is placed around Rs 180.00/kg, while resistance remains near Rs 194.00/kg. These levels frame the current market range and offer procurement teams clear markers for tracking subsequent changes. Dioctyl adipate, DOA, Weekly Decline, Fortnightly Decline, Monthly Gain, Six-Month Gain
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