Mumbai, Nov 28 (Commoditiescontrol): Domestic variety Tur traded weak by Rs 25-100/100Kg at select market, such as Akola, Solapur, Katni, Raipur and Gulbarga on thin mills trade activity as offtake in Tur dal witnessed negligible.
At Akola, Tur price down Rs 25 at Rs 7,400-7,425/100Kg in bilty trade as mills turn inactive due to sluggish dal offtake. Also, commodity weak in mandi trade by Rs 25-50 at Rs 6,500-7,450 with arrivals of 500 bag.
Tur down Rs 125-150 at Rs 6,500-7,450/100Kg at Hinghanghat amid dull mills trade due to sluggish demand in Tur dal.
New Tur traded at Rs 7,000-7,100/100Kg at Rajkot with arrivals of 25 katta.
Arrivals of new red Tur have begun at Dahod. New Tur traded at Rs 6,550/100Kg with arrivals of 15 katta (each bag 60kg). Old Tur traded at Rs 6,000.
At Solapur, both red & Pink variety Tur price lost Rs 50 each to trade at Rs 6,800-6,950/100kg and Rs 7,000-7,100 respectively. Miller's are less interested to purchase due to sluggish offtake in Turdal.
Burma origin Lemon variety Tur declined by Rs 100 at Rs 6,825/100Kg due to slack mill trade as offtake in Tur dal reported sluggish, following weak cues from domestic markets and cheap consistant supply from Africa origin.
On other hand, most variety of Africa Tur priced unchanged on thin trade, consistant supply in break bulk vessel at Mumbai from its origin.
Trade activity from mills were higher in Africa Tur compare to Burma Tur due to cheaper price and availability.
At Burma, Tur Lemon variety priced unchanged at $855 per metric ton on CNF basis for Mumbai as local and India buyers inactive. Today, local currency Kyat flat against the U.S. dollar. It stood at 2900 Kyat/dollar similar during the previous closing.
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(By Commoditiescontrol Bureau; +91-22-40015513)
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