Diethylene Glycol in Kandla rose to Rs 98.00/kg this week, increasing Rs 1.00/kg from the previous assessment. The move follows a pronounced Rs 33.00/kg decline over the past fortnight, so the latest increase represents only a limited recovery relative to the recent fall. Indian Diethylene Glycol prices remain Rs 37.00/kg below their one-month comparison, keeping the product near the lower part of the supplied recent trading structure.
The three-month comparison shows a decline of Rs 7.50/kg. Over six months, however, the current level is Rs 44.00/kg above the earlier Rs 54.00/kg low. A recent high of Rs 140.00/kg is also cited, leaving the latest Rs 98.00/kg assessment Rs 42.00/kg below that peak. Diethylene Glycol prices in India therefore show substantial variation depending on the comparison period, with a strong recovery from the six-month low contrasting with the latest monthly decline.
Support is identified around Rs 98.00/kg, while resistance is reported near Rs 105.50/kg. Procurement teams can use those levels alongside the Rs 54.00/kg low and Rs 140.00/kg high when benchmarking supplier quotations. Indian Diethylene Glycol prices remain highly separated from the recent upper marker despite this week's small increase. Diethylene Glycol, DEG, Weekly Gain, Monthly Decline, Three Month Decline, Six Month Gain
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