Polymer Market Weekly Update

PP Raffia prices declined to ₹80.50/kg, marking a 3.01% weekly and monthly drop. Compared to the previous quarter, the grade has fallen 10.06%, and on a yearly basis, PP Raffia is down 12.97% from last year’s level. The commodity remains 17.86% below its yearly high of ₹98.00/kg (April 18, 2025), while holding exactly at its yearly low of ₹80.50/kg, indicating strong bearish pressure and a clear bottom-range consolidation. LLDPE closed softer at ₹85.50/kg, slipping 0.58% weekly and monthly. The grade is down 5.52% for the quarter and 2.84% year-on-year, compared to ₹88.00/kg in November 2024. LLDPE is currently sitting at its yearly low of ₹85.50/kg, and remains 11.86% below its yearly high of ₹97.00/kg (October 7, 2025), reflecting continued sluggish demand across film and lamination sectors. HDPE Blow Moulding (BM) ended the week at ₹84.00/kg, registering a 2.33% weekly and 2.89% monthly decline. On a quarterly scale, prices are down 6.15%, matching the same 6.15% yearly drop from last year’s ₹89.50/kg. Though HDPE BM is trading at its yearly low of ₹84.00/kg (December 31, 2024), it still stands 9.68% below its yearly high of ₹93.00/kg (August 7, 2025), signaling a weak but stable demand environment. LDPE slipped marginally to ₹106.00/kg, down 0.47% weekly and 2.30% monthly. Quarterly, LDPE dropped 4.50%, but remains 1.44% above last year’s ₹104.50/kg, showing relative resilience. The grade is 3.92% higher than its yearly low of ₹102.00/kg (December 29, 2024) but 8.23% below its yearly high of ₹115.50/kg (April 2, 2025), highlighting steady support from packaging and coating applications. PVC registered the steepest fall this week, dropping to ₹65.50/kg, with a 4.38% weekly and 3.68% monthly decline. Quarterly, PVC is down 2.96%, and on a yearly basis it has fallen 13.25%. Despite being 2.34% above the yearly low of ₹64.00/kg (May 8, 2025), PVC remains 25.14% below its yearly high of ₹87.50/kg (June 3, 2025). The grade continues to struggle amid weak pipe and infrastructure demand, despite seasonal pickup attempts.Disclaimer: PolyMart does not offer guarantees regarding the accuracy, reliability, or completeness of the information provided on its platform. Users are advised to independently verify any data before relying on it for decision-making purposes.