MUMBAI (Commodities control) – Tur and Urad extended gains at Naya bazaar pulses market of Delhi, on Thursday, amid better local trade activity. Meanwhile Madhya Pradesh origin Masoor eased marginally in the absence of Mill buying.
Demand and sale counters in processed pulses reported thin participation from wholesale-retail counters.
Fear of lock down in selected states due to second wave of covid also pressurised the sentiments.
Tur Lemon old variety (2017-2018) gained Rs 50 to Rs 6,050/100Kg in ready business, due to improved millers' trade on immediate requirement for crushing.
However, Nafed approved Bid of 6,448 MT Tur Kharif 2019 in the range of Rs 6,201-6,225/100Kg in Maharashtra on 25th Nov, 2020.
On the other hand in forward deals, commodity traded unchanged at Rs 5,750 for December delivery from Chennai.
Burma Urad New FAQ/SQ varieties moved higher each by Rs 100/100Kg, due to better millers' trade, following firm cues from Chennai market and limited ready stock.
Similarly, Madhya Pradesh old Nafed Urad gained Rs 100/100Kg, While Maharashtra origin new Urad traded flat.
Madhya Pradesh origin Masoor dropped Rs 25/100Kg due to dull mills' buying activity and supply from overseas, While Canada Masoor was priced unchanged.
Chana for December delivery on National Commodity and Derivatives Exchange (NCDEX), was trading 2.5 percent or Rs 129 lower at Rs 5,036/100kg. Earlier in the day, he contract hovered in the range of Rs 5,023 and 5,160.
Following are rates (Rs/100Kgs) of various pulses (Imported & Desi) in Delhi today:
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(By Commoditiescontrol Bureau; +91-22-40015513)
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