Indian Open Markets Price Table – October 07, 2026
The Indian Open Markets Price Table for October 7, 2026, provides a reference for the current state of the polymer market in India. While the bulletin is accessible, specific details regarding offers, demand, and availability remain restricted to logged-in users. The bulletin encompasses various polymers, including PVC, PP, HDPE, LDPE, and LLDPE.
In the broader context of the polymer market, recent trends indicate a decline in polypropylene (PP) prices in parts of Asia due to weak demand and competitive offers, despite tight supply. This trend is consistent with the general market sentiment, where ethylene prices have also been trending lower in Asia, influenced by weaker upstream energy values and subdued downstream demand.
These market conditions reflect a cautious approach by buyers, who are focusing on immediate requirements amid uncertainty over the near-term market outlook. The Indian market bulletin serves as a crucial tool for stakeholders to navigate these complex market dynamics.
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