Singoil prices fall further behind Saurashtra: Summer crop sorghum income likely to rise

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Reversal rise in edible oil prices in the world market

Cotton oil slump breaks: Castor futures fall below Rs 5,600 as futures tumble: Imported oils rise: 400 tonnes traded in palm oil

MUMBAI: Prices of various domestic edible oils remained mixed at the Mumbai oilseeds market today. Singoil prices were further down after Saurashtra. When cottonseed oil prices broke the depression, prices rose from the bottom. There were also indications that the prices of imported edible oils have increased from a lower head. World market news was encouraging. Meanwhile, at home in Saurashtra today, the prices of single oil fell from Rs.1550 to Rs.1600 and the price of 15 kg from Rs.2500 to Rs.2550.

The price of Saurashtra cotton washed stopped falling at Rs.815 and stood at Rs.825 today. There were indications that receipts of the new summer crop in Singdana had started in Rajasthan and Gujarat. However, there were indications of a slow correction in prices in the Navi Mumbai hornet market today due to demand from exporters in hornet. The informants were showing the possibility of increasing the income of summer crops further. In the Mumbai spot market today, the price of 10 kg of single oil fell to Rs.1615, while the price of cottonseed oil rose from the bottom to Rs.900.

Meanwhile, palm oil futures for delivery in Malaysia rose 33 points in the global market today. While the subsequent delivery prices increased by 51 to 61 points. There, the prices of palm products were increased from 7.50 to 10 dollars. At home today, the income of soybeans was 60 thousand times in Madhya Pradesh and 50 thousand times in Maharashtra. In Madhya-Pradesh, the price was Rs.4800 to Rs.5100 per kw. In Navi Mumbai Singdana Bazar today, the price of bold goods was Rs.11200 to 12400 per kilo while the price of 50-60 count was Rs.12500 and the price of 60-70 was Rs.11800 and the price of 70-80 was Rs.12100 and the price of 80-90 was Rs.11100. were staying The price of imported palm oil in Mumbai increased to Rs.870 per 10 kg. In palm oil, 300 to 400 tonnes were traded today due to increased demand. The price of crude palm oil CPO kandla was Rs.850. After the overnight increase of 50 to 55 points in soybean oil prices in the agricultural markets of America, today the prices rose by 85 to 90 points in the projection. In the Mumbai spot market, the prices of soybean oil rose from the bottom today to Rs.850 for digum and Rs.910 for refined. The price of sunflower was Rs.845 and the price of refined was Rs.930.

Meanwhile, the price of mustard in the Mumbai market was Rs.990 and refined at Rs.1020. The spot price of Mumbai Diwal fell by Rs.14 today while the spot price of castor fell by Rs.70 per kilo. In the castor futures market today, the price fell further and was trading within the level of Rs.5600. However, the price of castor oil rose by Rs.150 per ton in the Mumbai khol market. While other laps were quiet. Soybean prices and soybean meal prices remained soft in the overnight trade in US agricultural markets. When the price of soybeans increased.

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