The US Gulf to West Coast India corridor continues its gradual softening trend into Week 30, with rates declining across all three parcel bands. The 5K band shed five dollars week on week to reach $120/mt, the 10K band eased two dollars to $103/mt, and the 20K band fell three dollars to $97/mt. Owner sentiment has shifted toward accommodation on larger parcel sizes, with willingness to negotiate on 20,000 metric ton requirements reflecting the absence of firm fixing momentum. Indian buyers remain active in sourcing from the US Gulf across glycols and easy chemicals, and inquiry volume appears consistent, but that interest is not converting into confirmed business at a pace that supports rate recovery. The structural headwind identified in prior weeks persists: Arabian Gulf vessel normalization continues to supply West Coast India receivers with an alternative origin, reducing urgency among charterers to commit to US Gulf stems. Confirmed market activity includes a 24,000 metric ton easy chemicals fixture for second half August, while glycols inquiries at 10,000 and 20,000 metric ton levels for both second half July and August remain in quote status. Until Arabian Gulf supply patterns shift or US Gulf inquiry converts into fixtures at greater frequency, the corridor is expected to remain range-bound with a soft bias.