Bullish shine in Singtel: China's exports increase threefold to 40-45 thousand tonnes

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Mumbai, Ta. 20 December 2019, Friday

Shocking prices were up again in Singtel today in the Mumbai oil-seeds market. Palmetto prices were also up again. There were reports of edible oils rising again in the Viswa market. In the market today, Singtel's current price was Rs. 5 per kg, while Rajkot price was Rs. 2 and Rs. 5 per kg. Cotton washed prices were also hovering around Rs 5 to Rs 5 today, while in the Mumbai market, the price of cottonseed oil was rising by Rs 5.

Meanwhile, China's demand has increased, and Singapore's exports have tripled so far this year and such exports have grown to around 3,000 tonnes this year, with some of this volume being imported into China after China imported it from India. Is being used for consumption, when some quantities are being re-exported from China to other countries. It was cold.

Meanwhile, in Mumbai market today, the price of palmetta was again hiked by 5 kg hawala resale and Rs 6 for JNPT. New demand, however, was slow. The prices of crude palm oil CPO Kandla went up by Rs. In the futures market this evening, CPO prices were Rs. 5 to Rs.

While the futures prices soared, it was Rs. At the world market today, Palmetal futures in Malaysia closed at 5, 6, 6 and 5 points, while the prices of palm products remained calm, while Chicago soybean futures in the US were up 5 points this evening, after rising 5 points.

Meanwhile, in the spot market in Mumbai, soybean prices were up by Rs 2 per liter and Rs 8 for Rifa. Sunflower prices were at Rs 1 and refinery at Rs. Mustard prices were at Rs 5 and Rs 5 per kg of copper.

Diwali prices were hiked by Rs 5 today while the price of castor in Mumbai was Rs 5 with Rs. In the Mumbai khol market today, the price of Singhaul was Rs 5 per tonne while the price of cottonseed khola was Rs. Soyaol prices were at Rs 5 today, while castor oil was at Rs 5 per kg. The other laps were quiet.


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