Soymeal prices fell on hopes of increasing imports

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(Gujarat News Office) MUMBAI: Prices of various domestic and imported edible oils declined in the Mumbai Oilseeds market today. Meanwhile, soybean and soymeal prices fell sharply today. Market analysts said the price came under pressure as the government allowed import of GM soymeal at six more ports.

Soybean futures witnessed a 5 per cent bearish circuit today and September futures prices were quoted at Rs 6 per kg. There were indications that the spot price of soymeal in the Mumbai flour market today has come down from Rs 1,200 to Rs 1,200 per tonne to around Rs 50,000.

In the Mumbai market today, the price of groundnut was quoted at Rs 1,000 per tonne. However, the price of castor meal rose by Rs 20 per tonne to Rs 200, while the spot castor price of Mumbai today fell by Rs 11 per 10 kg to Rs 12-13 per kg. While in the futures market, castor September futures prices were falling by Rs 5 to Rs 305 in the evening.

Meanwhile, in the Mumbai spot market, the price of 10 kg of cingulum oil was Rs 1,400 today while cottonseed oil was down by Rs 150. However, the price of mustard rye oil rose further to Rs 1,210 and Rs 150 for ref.

Manufacturers today had directed that the price of washed cotton be between Rs 15 and Rs 120 and that of cingulum oil at Rs 15 to 18 and Rs 15 per 15 kg. Imported palm oil prices fell by Rs 15 in the Mumbai market today. The direct delivery of various refineries in palm oil traded at around Rs 700 to 800 tonnes at Rs 150.

Hawala-resale had sporadic operations. Crude palm oil CPO Kandla was down by Rs 1,150, while CPO futures were down by Rs 8-10 to Rs 1,150 this evening, while soyoil futures were down by Rs 8-10 to Rs 12.50. Mustard seed futures were trading at minus one-and-a-half per cent.

In the Mumbai spot market, soyoil prices fell to Rs 15 for digam and Rs 15 for ref. While the price of sunflower fell to Rs 150 and Rs 150 to Rs. Coparel was priced at Rs 120 per 10 kg and rice bran at Rs 150.

In the global market, palm oil futures in Malaysia today closed higher by 8,3,50 and 5 points, while there were indications of a five-dollar drop in close delivery of palm products and a subsequent two-and-a-half dollar rise in subsequent deliveries.

At Mundra-Hazira, various delivery prices ranged from Rs 15 to Rs 12 for palm oil, Rs 150 to Rs 12 for soyoil and Rs 15 for sunflower. Mustard seed revenue was 30,000 times in Rajasthan and 1 lakh 30,000 times in All India today. Prices of various deliveries at Navi Mumbai port are Rs. 1500 to 1910 were spoken.

Total palm oil production in Malaysia was reported to have declined by about 3 to 4 per cent in the first five days of September. There were indications that total palm oil exports from there increased by about 4 to 5 per cent during the period.

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