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8This week added Rs 5/kg versus T–7
8The month lens also shows a Rs 5/kg rise

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8Across the fortnight, DBP is unchanged
8The three-month comparison shows a Rs 5/kg lower read

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8Versus last year, DOP is lower by Rs 8/kg
8Over the month, the series eased marginally and then settled

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8On a month view, Ethyl Acetate is up Rs 1.5/kg
8Day-to-day changes stayed small, keeping focus on level rather than direction

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8Cyclohexane stayed level this week but displayed broader intraday variation
8The fortnight view mirrors this steadiness, though the underlying spread is now slightly wider than in September

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8Aniline showed no change this week, maintaining the same level seen across the fortnight
8The month comparison also remains neutral, reinforcing the stabilising-near-lows pattern

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8Acetone stayed unchanged this week and through the past fortnight
8The three-month reference also remains aligned, confirming a stable domestic phase

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8Acetic Acid was flat this week after posting a mild increase over the past month
8Movement stayed contained, showing no material change on weekly or fortnight frames

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8Acetonitrile rose Rs 15/kg this week
8Month view also shows a Rs 15/kg lift, with day-to-day movement contained

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8PVC is lower than the same period last year
8Recent sessions showed little movement, and the near-term lens stayed quiet

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8Compared with six months ago, LLDPE is broadly unchanged
8Weekly and fortnightly views show little variation, indicating a calm near-term phase

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8LDPE eased Rs 2/kg on a fortnight read.
8The tone over a month is softer, with recent action clustered near the lower end

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8On a month view, HDPE is lower by Rs 1.50/kg
8Day-to-day shifts were small, keeping the domestic market orderly

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8Get exclusive access to today's complete price matrix from the Mumbai chemical market
8Stay ahead with the latest rates and trends across key commodities and chemicals

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8Deepak Nitrite has informed BSE that its board will convene on 12 November 2025
8The agenda includes approval of standalone and consolidated unaudited results for Q2 and H1 FY26

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8DCW Limited has notified exchanges about its upcoming board meeting on 4 November 2025
8The session will consider unaudited financial results for Q2 and H1 FY26

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8SRF has released the audio of its Q2 and half-year FY26 earnings discussion
8The call covers unaudited financial results for the period ended 30 September 2025
8Investors can access the file via the company website under regulatory disclosures

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8UPM’s shift to transparent paper coincides with its solvent-free adhesive range
8Both note pads and packaging are certified recyclable under PTS/Cepi protocols
8The solution underscores UPM’s focus on circular, compliant packaging

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8A global oil trader has agreed to lift 100 % of Endolys’ pyrolysis oil output
8The oil will be stored at Seal Sands before export to European refiners
8This ensures market access and stable offtake from day one

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8Explore the latest bulk chemical prices from the Mumbai market, updated for today
8Stay informed with comprehensive insights into key commodities and trends

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8Project Name: Varanasi District City Gas Distribution
8Project Cost: Rs 300 crore Click here for more details

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8Project Name: Daman District City Gas Distribution
8Project Cost: Rs 250 crore Click here for more details

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After decades of imported technology failures, high-ash Indian coal is now dubbed as fit for gasification, with fluidized-bed systems emerging as the frontrunner.
8The verdict: it wasn’t bad coal, it was bad technology.
here is also a claim that India’s 2030 target of 100 million tonnes of coal gasification now rests on three pillars: viability-gap funding, assured coal supply, and synchronized CCUS integration.
We tell you why this is more hype than real

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8Four global reservoir consultancies went head-to-head for OIL’s Greater Chandmari seismic-to-simulation mandate.
8The spread between L1 and L4 ran from Rs 5.45 crore to Rs 14.06 crore, revealing contrasting risk-loadings and modelling depth.
8The composite QCBS outcome suggests technical weight carried more sway than raw price, signalling OIL’s pivot toward execution-ready subsurface partners.

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8A single bidder cleared the bar after ONGC rewired the package around pullback, mud capacity, and milestone gating.
8Verticality and brand controls stayed tight even as standby moved in small but telling ways.
8The competitiveness now rests on whether equipment floors and payment gates narrow prices—or simply filter noise.

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