The three-month picture showed prices staying around Rs 220.00/kg, while the six-month comparison recorded a Rs 7.00/kg increase. Over the past year, quotations ranged between Rs 176.00/kg and Rs 290.00/kg. That annual spread provides a broader context for the latest weekly change. Epichlorohydrin prices in India were therefore higher on the stated weekly, monthly and six-month comparisons, while remaining inside the reported annual range.
The update placed support around Rs 220.00/kg and resistance around Rs 224.00/kg. For buyers reviewing quotations, these markers sit alongside the current price and historical comparisons as distinct reference points. Indian epichlorohydrin prices showed limited recent movement, but that short-term description does not replace the wider annual record. The monthly increase matched the six-month increase in absolute terms, making the comparison period important when describing the size of the change. Procurement records can retain the weekly quotation separately from monthly and longer-period benchmarks to avoid treating different timeframes as interchangeable. The reported figures establish the direction of the observed changes without assigning a market cause. Epichlorohydrin, ECH, Weekly Gain, Monthly Gain, Six Month Gain, Annual Price Range
Read the full verified update on IndianPetrochem.com.
