Mumbai, 03 May 2024 (Commoditiescontrol): Tur prices in major spot markets ended higher on Friday, benefiting from good demand at lower price levels, traders said. Lesser arrivals coupled with good millers offtake supported the prices in the major mandis of Maharashtra.
However, as per the local traders, mixed sentiment prevailed in the market as need based demand reflected dal pries. Tur prices in Maharashtra's major markets recovered by Rs 100 to 200 per quintal.
Following a firm session, the Myanmar market remain stable when compared with the previous session. However, CIF prices quoted higher by $5-10 per MT. Lemon prices in domestic markets continued to trade higher and rose by Rs 50-75 per quintal in today’s session.
Tur prices of African origin have maintained relatively stable, with limited market activity due to both low demand and supply. The prices observed stable tone for the past 8-10 session due to dull trading activity.
Desi Tur prices in the domestic spot market were reported mixed. Prices increased in Hinghanghat and Amraveti while declined in Gulbarga. Need based demand supported Tur prices in Amravati as supply were limited.
Tur dal prices are also reported mixed across major markets, with Gulbarga market reporting Rs 100 per quintal fall, while at Nagpur, Tur quoted Rs 200 per quintal higher. Steady price tone reported at other major centers.
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(By Commoditiescontrol Bureau; +91-9820130172)
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