Saurashtra falls behind in Singtel

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MUMBAI: The Mumbai oil-seeds market saw a huge wait for Diwali and other edible oils today. Singoil prices were further down after Saurashtra. Palm oil, soy oil, mustard vs. The boom in oils continued. In the world market, Malaysia palm oil futures fell by 17 to 18 points after increasing today, while US soybean oil prices remained at 64 to 65 points plus in the projection today after increasing by 109 points overnight.

Meanwhile, on the Saurashtra side, single oil prices fell from Rs.1575 to Rs.1600 and 15 kg to Rs.2530. Saurashtra Cotton Washed however was quiet at Rs.1325. In the Mumbai spot market, the price of single oil fell further to Rs 1,620 per 10 kg, while the price of cottonseed oil remained calm at Rs 1,380.

Imported palm oil was firm at Rs.980. Demand was slow. The price of crude palm oil CPO kandla rose to Rs.900.

Meanwhile, 50 to 100 tonnes of palm oil traded at Rs 978 to 980 in the Mumbai market today. Market informants said that New Year's Eve deals in the oil-seed market will take place between 5.30 and 6.00 pm on Monday.

In the Mumbai market, the prices of soybean oil rose to Rs.1260 for digum and Rs.1340 for refined, while the prices of mustard rose to Rs.1350 and refined for Rs.1380.

The price of sunflower was Rs.1420 and refined was Rs.1530 while the price of coprael was soft. Spot prices of Mumbai diwali, however, rose by Rs.5. While the current castor bean prices were raised by Rs.25 per kg. Castor Vydu was quiet in front.

The price of castor oil was increased by Rs.300 per ton and the price of soybean oil by Rs.300 per ton and the price of soybean oil by Rs.1500 per ton was increased in the Mumbai oil market. While other laps were quiet. Today, the income of mustard in Rajasthan was 1 lakh 40 thousand times while All India 3 lakh 50 thousand times.

Prices in Rajasthan were Rs.6775 to Rs.6800. Soybean income was 3 lakh 75 thousand times in Madhya Pradesh and 1 lakh 90 thousand times in Maharashtra.

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