Both exporting producers acknowledged that their sale prices in the second half of the IP were higher than those in the first half of the IP but they claimed that this trend was due exclusively to an increase in the costs of raw materials and to the general improvement in the market conditions following the end of the economic crisis, and did not reflect the appreciation of the Indian Rupee against the euro.
Mõlemad eksportivad tootjad tunnistasid, et uurimisperioodi teisel poolel olid nende müügihinnad kõrgemad kui uurimisperioodi esimesel poolel kehtinud hinnad, samas nad väitsid, et see trend tulenes üksnes tooraine kulude üldisest kasvust ja majanduskriisi lõpuga seonduvatest turutingimuste üldisest paranemisest ning see ei peegelda India ruupia tugevnemist euro suhtes.