Sugar prices fall in Mumbai, flat in Delhi.

Prices of sugar were down in the key wholesale markets of Mumbai as demand faded at higher prices. In Delhi, prices were unchanged after rising by 5 rupees per 100 kg on previous close, after the import duty hike, while in Mumbai, the commodity was down 5 rupees.

Chana prices down in Delhi due to high supply.

Prices of chana fell in Delhi because of high arrivals even as demand remained steady. In Delhi about 750 tonne of chana arrived, nearly double of the daily average arrival of 375 tonne. In the key market of Bikaner in Rajasthan, prices were unchanged. Trade was sluggish due to lack of clarity over the filing process for goods and services tax. Also, Chana down in Indore market on low demand.

Soybean up in Nagpur and Jalgaon.

Soyabean prices strong in Nagpur on increased demand from local crushing plants amid weak supply from producing regions. Notable hike in other soyabean mandis in the region because of weak monsoon and reported demand from South-based plants also jacked up prices.

Soybean prices rise in Indore on lower acreage.

Soybean prices rose in Indore, Madhya Pradesh, as area under the oilseed fell in the state. Prices of the oilseed also rose due to a surge in soymeal exports from the country. Export of soymeal rose 56.1% on year to 64,000 tonne in June.

Edible oils slide on easing demand in Delhi.

Edible oil prices softened by Rs 50 per quintal at the wholesale oils and oilseeds market on easing demand from retailers. However, non-edible oils remained steady in thin trade. fall in demand from retailers against sufficient stocks position mainly led to decline in edible oil prices.

Chana prices down in Delhi due to higher arrivals.

Chana sold in benchmark market of Delhi, down 100 rupees from previous close. Arrivals in Delhi nearly doubled to 750 tonne from previous close. In the key market of Bikaner in Rajasthan, chana prices were unchanged. Demand of chana from dal millers is likely to increase going forward because of a slew of festivals in August.

Tur price up in Akola as weak rains may hit sowing.

Prices of tur rose in Akola, Maharashtra, as poor monsoon rains in the state may affect sowing. Lower arrivals amid improved demand for the commodity also supported prices. In Akola, tur was quoted up 50-75 rupees from previous close. Arrivals of tur in Akola were estimated at 500 bags (1 bag = 100 kg), down 200 bags from previous close.