Demand for Capricorn Revolution in Singdana: Prices Raised: Directives Trade

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Mumbai, Ta. 11 January 2020, Saturday

The bullion market in Mumbai today gained momentum in Palmdale. At Palmetal, a 5-kilometer high, a new record of trading up to Rs 5 was seen today. After the government announced restrictions on the import of refined pallets, the issue was now being looked at by the market players when the question was further clarified by the government. Meanwhile, in the spot market in Mumbai today, prices of palmetta were hovering above Rs.

Havala-Resale today traded around 5 to 5 tonnes in the range of Rs 1 to 3, while the direct delivery of refinery was traded in the market after the prices were closed at around 1 tonne in Rs 5-7.

Meanwhile, prices of crude palm oil CPO Kandla remained at Rs. In the futures market, the prices were Rs. 5 for CPO futures and Rs. 5 for soybean futures and Rs. 5 for soybean futures. Meanwhile, soybean futures in the US market in the US market overnight fell 5 to 5 points in minus, while soybean futures remained at 5 to 5 points plus soybean futures were up 5-7 points at night.

In the market today, the price of 5 kg of soyetal digam was Rs 5 while the refined was Rs 5, while the price of sunflower remained at Rs 5 and the refined Rs 2 to Rs 5. Mustard prices were at Rs 5 and Rs 5 for copper while Rida oil was at Rs 5 and refined at Rs 5. Rice Bran was priced at Rs 5 and Mustard Rs.

Singtel prices were hiked by Rs 5 while Rajkot side was reported to rise by Rs 5 to Rs 5 and Rs 5 to Rs 5 per kg. The prices of cotton washed there, however, remained at Rs 5 to Rs.

In the Mumbai market today, the price of kapasia oil was Rs. Palmetel is currently empty of pipelines and the lack of precision on the government is hampering the market. New sellers have slowed down. Market trends remain strong.

Meanwhile, in the Mumbai market today, the price of dewel has remained soft at Rs 8 while the price of castor in Mumbai was Rs. In the Mumbai khola market today, the price of kapasia khola was Rs 5 per tonne while sunflower was Rs 2 for khal. The other laps were quiet though.


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