★ A bullish trend persisted in chana markets.

★ In Delhi, chana reached weekly highs of ₹5,825 in the first week, ₹5,900 in the second, ₹6,200 in the third, and ₹6,450 per quintal in the fourth week. Profit‑booking at higher levels led to some price corrections.

★ This week, the market opened at ₹6,375 on Monday, touched ₹6,500 on July 29, 2025, and closed at ₹6,425 per quintal on July 30, 2025. Overall, prices have risen by about ₹200 per quintal since the beginning of July.

★ In international markets, Tanzanian (T) chana was priced at ₹5,700 per quintal in the first week and Australian (A) chana at ₹5,875. In the second week, T rose to ₹5,800 and A stayed at ₹5,875. In the third week, T rose to ₹6,125 and A to ₹6,275. In the fourth week, T reached ₹6,250 and A ₹6,400. In the current week, as of July 30, T increased from Monday’s ₹6,225 by ₹50 to ₹6,275, while A rose from Monday’s ₹6,350 by ₹50 to ₹6,400 per quintal.

★ Market arrivals are very weak, festive demand is emerging, and imports are not happening.

★ Similar bullish trends were observed in domestic mandis as well.

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★ Prices of 35‑kg packs of well‑known besan brands in Delhi were at ₹2,740 in the first week of July, fell to ₹2,710 in the second week, rose to ₹2,870 in the third week, and reached ₹2,970 in the fourth week.

★ From the first to the fourth week, besan prices increased by ₹230.

★ On July 30, prices settled at ₹2,950 per 35‑kg pack.

★ This indicates strong demand for besan, which has directly impacted chana prices.

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★ Domestic chana arrivals remain weak, and all eyes are on the Australian crop, expected in October, with good production prospects. In the meantime, a small consignment from Africa is expected to be imported.

★ Stocks of imported chana at ports are gradually being consumed, while domestic chana is largely held by big players. Festive‑season demand for besan is at its peak.

★ Considering the upcoming festive season, prices are likely to gain further support.

★ After testing the resistance level of ₹6,600, prices may see further upside; however, this bullish trend is expected only until October.