PolyMart Weekly Market Update - 26 Sep 2026
Domestic polymer prices ended the week lower across all five major polymers. Despite the broad weekly correction, longer-term movements remain positive for most grades.
Domestic Polymer Movement
PP: â‚ą149.40/kg | â–Ľ 1.97% Weekly | â–˛ 5.10% Monthly | â–˛ 8.46% Qtr | â–˛ 74.13% Yearly
LLDPE: â‚ą139.40/kg | â–Ľ 0.71% Weekly | â–˛ 6.70% Monthly | â–˛ 6.01% Qtr | â–˛ 60.78% Yearly
HDPE: â‚ą132.05/kg | â–Ľ 1.38% Weekly | â–˛ 3.04% Monthly | â–Ľ 7.15% Qtr | â–˛ 51.78% Yearly
LDPE: â‚ą165.15/kg | â–Ľ 1.34% Weekly | â–˛ 3.93% Monthly | â–˛ 3.23% Qtr | â–˛ 50.34% Yearly
PVC: â‚ą96.15/kg | â–Ľ 3.51% Weekly | â–˛ 3.61% Monthly | â–˛ 22.10% Qtr | â–˛ 40.98% Yearly
Crude Oil Movement
Crude closed yesterday at $104.32/bbl.
Weekly: â–˛ 0.43% | Monthly: â–˛ 19.54% | Quarterly: â–˛ 42.96% | Yearly: â–˛ 50.27%
Key Market Signals
All five polymers corrected on a weekly basis, with PVC recording the sharpest decline at 3.51%, while LLDPE saw the smallest correction at 0.71%.
On the longer-term view, PP remains up 74.13% year-on-year, the strongest annual movement among the five polymers. PVC shows the strongest quarterly increase at 22.10%, while HDPE is the only polymer lower on a quarterly basis.
PolyMart Perspective
Weekly polymer prices have softened, but the broader market remains elevated compared with longer-term benchmarks. With crude still above $104/bbl, buyers may consider balanced inventory and need-based procurement while monitoring crude and domestic price revisions.
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