Ethyl Acetate strengthened again this week, reaching Rs 113.00/kg after a Rs 5.00/kg increase from the previous weekly level. The latest gain extends a pronounced fortnightly rise, with Indian Ethyl Acetate prices moving up by Rs 14.00/kg within two weeks. The current assessment is positioned near the recent high, making the latest movement an important reference for manufacturers, traders and procurement teams monitoring domestic spot pricing.
Longer-term comparisons show that the increase is not limited to the latest fortnight. Over three months, the product has gained Rs 36.00/kg, while the six-month change stands at Rs 43.00/kg. Ethyl Acetate prices in India have therefore shifted considerably from earlier medium-term baselines. During the past year, the highest recorded price was Rs 117.00/kg and the lowest was Rs 63.50/kg, showing the broad range through which the market has moved.
The latest level of Rs 113.00/kg remains close to the Rs 117.00/kg upper reference. A lower reference point is noted at Rs 99.50/kg. Buyers following Indian Ethyl Acetate prices can use these markers to place current quotations in context and compare fresh offers with the scale of recent weekly, fortnightly, three-month and six-month changes. The data reflects a market that has moved decisively away from the lower end of its annual trading range. Ethyl Acetate, Ethyl Acetate Market, Weekly Gain, Fortnightly Gain, Three-Month Gain, Six-Month Gain
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