The fortnightly comparison shows a net decrease of Rs 0.50/kg from Rs 4.50/kg to Rs 4.00/kg. This establishes a distinction between the positive weekly movement and the negative change over the longer two-week comparison period.
The recorded annual maximum stands at Rs 4.50/kg, while the minimum is Rs 2.60/kg. The difference between these historical boundaries amounts to Rs 1.90/kg. At Rs 4.00/kg, the current assessment remains above the annual low but below the recorded maximum.
Monthly, three-month, and six-month comparisons are unavailable. Indian Hydrochloric Acid prices can therefore be evaluated using the documented weekly recovery, fortnightly decline, and annual trading boundaries.
Recent trading observations indicate limited intraday fluctuations. The Rs 3.50/kg previous weekly quotation and Rs 4.00/kg current assessment provide immediate historical reference points.
Manufacturers, distributors, and purchasing departments monitoring Hydrochloric Acid prices in India can use these figures to compare supplier quotations and review recent changes in domestic procurement benchmarks.
The available data describe recorded price movements without establishing subsequent market direction. Hydrochloric Acid, HCl, Weekly Recovery, Fortnightly Decline, Annual Trading Range, Mumbai Market
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