Burma origin Lemon Tur extend fall at Delhi markets

Mumbai, 28 Sep (Commoditiescontrol): Burma Tur lemon variety price extended decline at Delhi's Naya Bazaar market following weak cues from other markets and dull local mills buying, traders said. The sentiments was further depressed by upcoming supplies from Africa as well as month-end settlement of forward business. Also, the offtake in processed pulses remain dull.

Prices of Burma Urad FAQ-SQ eased by Rs 25/100Kg on slack mills buying, and as arrivals of new kharif Urad gathered pace from producing belt, buyer decided to stay light.

Currency fluctuation is another area of concern for traders. Rupee depreciation to 81.91 against USD, is a big negative factor. Weak rupee make imports costlier. However, it can provide some relief for locally produce pulses.

Madhya Pradesh origin Masoor weaken by Rs 25/100Kg on dull mills purchase at prevailing rates. While, Canada crimson variety Masoor prices remain unchanged amid upcoming overseas supplies. Also, fall in CNF price quoted in the overseas market has stabilized and existing spot prices are below the landed costs of imported Masoor on the basis of prevailing CNF.

Following are rates (Rs/100Kgs) of various pulses (Imported & Desi) in Delhi today:



(By Commoditiescontrol Bureau; +91-22-40015513)