Malawi govt exploring options to sell pulses to India

Malawi government is exploring possibilities of exporting pulses, mainly tur, to India, but the South Asian country is unlikely to import any as of now. India may not import pulses as of now as supply in the country is already high and the government has been taking measures to curb imports and dispose off stocks.

Barley prices dn in Jaipur as new crop supply rises

Prices of barley fell in Jaipur due to a rise in arrivals of the new crop along with sluggish demand from domestic stockists and malt industries. Demand from malt industries is weak as they have already procured imported barley, thereby restricting demand for the domestic grain.

Mustard seed down in Jaipur on weak demand for oil

Prices of mustard seed were down in Jaipur, Rajasthan owing to lacklustre demand for mustard oil from domestic and overseas buyers. A rise in arrivals coupled with tepid demand from domestic oil millers and crushers also weighed on prices of mustard seed. There is bearishness in the market as supplies are likely to rise in the coming days.

Malaysia CPO ends flat as CBOT soy up, ringgit firm

Crude palm oil futures on the Bursa Malaysia Derivatives settled flat, as gains due to strength in soyoil contracts on CBOT were offset by a firm ringgit against the dollar. The most-active June contract of crude palm oil on the Malaysian bourse settled at 2,431 ringgits (40,702.11 rupees) per tn, down 3 ringgits from the previous close.