PVC recorded another weekly gain in Mumbai, rising by Rs 3.00/kg to Rs 102.00/kg. Indian PVC prices have now increased by Rs 5.00/kg over the past month, extending the upward pattern already visible during the previous fortnight. The latest assessment is positioned close to the recent higher end of the market, giving buyers a clear indication of how quickly the domestic benchmark has moved from earlier levels.
The medium-term comparisons reinforce that shift. PVC has advanced by Rs 13.00/kg over three months from Rs 89.00/kg and by Rs 12.00/kg over six months. On a year-on-year basis, the product is Rs 27.00/kg above the Rs 75.00/kg level recorded a year earlier. PVC prices in India therefore remain well above several historical comparison points contained in the supplied assessment. Indian PVC prices are also trading around the stated resistance area of Rs 102.00/kg, while support is identified near Rs 99.00/kg.
These reference levels are useful for procurement teams comparing current supplier quotations with recent market movement. The weekly rise, combined with positive monthly, three-month, six-month and annual comparisons, provides a consistent set of pricing anchors. Buyers and sellers can use the Rs 99.00/kg support and Rs 102.00/kg resistance markers to assess where current negotiations sit within the recent trading structure. PVC, Polyvinyl Chloride, Weekly Gain, Monthly Gain, Three-Month Gain, Six-Month Gain
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New Delhi, Marketing, Indian PVC Prices
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