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Export 2.5 MT of pulses to support local prices: Traders to centrePrices of most pulses have fallen much below the minimum support price (MSP).- Govt announces 7% export incentive for chana
- Select pulses drop on muted demand, adequate stocksMarketmen said besides easing demand from retailers at current levels, adequate stocks position on pick up in supplies kept pressure on pri...
- Prices end steady in thin tradeMarketmen said adequate stocks position on improved supplies from producing regions after the government's measures to check rising prices ...
- Select pulses remain weak as supply improvesImproved supplies from producing regions after the government's measures to check rising prices, sluggish demand at current levels mainly k...
- Moong, malka slide on muted demandDemand from retailers against adequate stocks position on improved supplies from producing belts mainly led to the decline in moong and mal...
- Pulses end flat in thin tradeThere was not much activity at the wholesale pulses market today as prices continued to move in a narrow range on little doing and settled ...
- Pulses end steady in thin tradePulses prices moved in a narrow range in limited deals and settled around overnight levels.
- Gram, its dal edge up on scattered buyingTraders said some buying by retailers amid restricted supplies in the market, mainly led to the rise in gram and its dal prices.
- Arhar, malka remain under pressure of rising supplyPrices of arhar and malka today drifted at the wholesale pulses market, largely supported by increased arrivals after government's measures...
- Gram, its dal up on retailers demandTraders said, apart from rising demand from retailers, restricted supplies from producing regions, mainly kept gram and its dal prices high...
- Pulses prices ends flat in thin tradeTraders said adequate stocks position against restricted activity mainly kept prices unaltered.
- Rajmah, gram rise on pick-up in demandIn the national capital, rajmah chitra climbed to Rs 4,500-5,800 from previous level of Rs 4,100-5,700 per quintal.
- Masoor, gram trade higher as demand picks upTraders said pickup in demand from retailers against restricted supplies from producing belts, influenced select pulses prices.
- Prices of pulses remain steady in thin traderam Rs 4,000-4,575, Gramdal (local) Rs 4,250-4,450, best quality Rs 4,350-4,650, Besan (35 kg), Shakti Bhog Rs 1,800.
- Agriculture Ministry proposes 10% import duty on chanaThe proposal comes in the backdrop of chana prices ruling below the minimum support price of Rs 3,100 per quintal in some parts of the coun...
- Government allows duty-free imports of pulses until March next yearThe government has extended the time for duty-free imports of pulses to March next year, a move aimed at keeping a check on prices.
- Four new varieties of pulses developed at Chaudhary Charan Singh Haryana Agricultural UniversityFour new varieties of pulses developed at Chaudhary Charan Singh Haryana Agricultural University have been released for cultivation.
- Due to low output estimates and abysmal stocks, chickpea set for a price riseDue to the low output estimates and abysmal stocks from last year, the prices may be high in the medium term.
- Inflation up at 6.09 per centA spurt in prices of fruits, vegetables pushed up inflation to 6.09% during the first week of the current fiscal.
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