EDC weakened in Mumbai during the latest trading week, reaching Rs 46.50/kg after falling Rs 1.50/kg from the previous weekly assessment. Indian EDC prices are also down Rs 2.50/kg over the past fortnight, indicating that the latest move is part of a broader short-term decline rather than an isolated weekly adjustment. The current level stands well below the Rs 54.00/kg high recorded earlier this month.
The one-month comparison shows a decline of Rs 3.00/kg. Longer reference periods present a different picture, with EDC still Rs 7.50/kg higher than three months ago and Rs 17.00/kg above the six-month level. Earlier in the year, the product had traded at Rs 29.50/kg, leaving the latest Rs 46.50/kg assessment substantially above that earlier low despite the decline seen through the latest month.
Indian EDC prices are now positioned around identified support at Rs 46.50/kg, with resistance near Rs 54.00/kg. Procurement teams following EDC prices in India can use these markers alongside the weekly, monthly and six-month comparisons to assess the degree of recent price compression. The latest movement shows short-term weakness following a stronger earlier period, while the broader data continue to reflect a sizeable recovery from the lowest levels seen earlier this year. EDC, Ethylene Dichloride, Weekly Decline, Fortnightly Decline, Monthly Decline, Six-Month Gain
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