Polymer Market Weekly Report

Polymer markets opened 1 March 2026 on a firm note, with most grades maintaining positive monthly and quarterly momentum despite limited weekly movement. PP Raffia closed at 95.00, rising 0.53% weekly and 1.60% monthly, while posting a strong 15.15% quarterly gain. However, it remains -1.55% lower year-on-year compared to 1 March 2025. The grade is trading 18.01% above its yearly low of 80.50 recorded on 16 November 2025, and -3.06% below its yearly high of 98.00 seen on 18 April 2025. LLDPE settled at 95.50, up 0.53% weekly and 1.06% monthly, with a robust 13.69% quarterly increase and 1.60% yearly growth. Prices stand 14.37% above the yearly low of 83.50 touched on 30 November 2025, and just -1.55% below the yearly high of 97.00 recorded on 7 October 2025. HDPE BM climbed to 92.00, gaining 0.55% weekly and 2.79% monthly, alongside a 9.52% quarterly and 2.79% yearly rise. The grade remains 12.20% above its yearly low of 82.00 seen on 12 December 2025, and only -1.08% below the yearly high of 93.00 recorded on 7 August 2025. LDPE held steady at 107.50 with 0.00% weekly change, though it declined -0.92% monthly while maintaining a 2.38% quarterly gain. On a yearly basis, it is -4.44% lower, trading 3.86% above its yearly low of 103.50 dated 29 December 2025, and -6.93% below the yearly high of 115.50 seen on 2 April 2025. PVC remained unchanged at 71.50, recording 0.00% weekly and monthly movement, but reflecting a strong 15.32% quarterly rise and 0.70% yearly gain. The grade stands 18.18% above its yearly low of 60.50 recorded on 7 December 2025, yet -18.29% below the yearly high of 87.50 seen on 3 June 2025. Overall, the start of March signals stable pricing with sustained quarterly strength, as most polymer grades continue trading well above their yearly lows.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.