Pulse Market Analysis (29 April vs 05 May 2025)

05-May-2025 06:44 PM

Lentils

Mumbai (Canadian) remained steady at ₹6150, and Mumbai (Australian) at ₹6100.

Ashok Nagar showed a rise from ₹6050 to ₹6300.

The domestic crop is satisfactory, and imported supplies are also available.

Prices may see a slight upward trend.

It remains to be seen how sowing progresses in Australia and Canada.

Desi Chickpeas:

Delhi (Raj.) rose from ₹5750 to ₹5825, while MP variety increased from ₹5650 to ₹5750.

Improved demand supported the market.

Imports from Australia are reducing, and government procurement is ongoing.

Mild price support is expected to continue.


Moong (Green Gram):

Prices in Delhi dropped from ₹7800 on 29 April to ₹7500 on 5 May.

Jodhpur saw minor fluctuations, from ₹7300 to ₹7250.

The decline is due to lower demand and arrival of the new crop.

Given good production, significant price surges are unlikely.


Kabuli Chana (White Chickpeas):

Indore remained steady at ₹8500 throughout the week.

Container size 42/44 fell from ₹11450 to ₹11300.

This suggests a slight weakness in international demand.


Urad (Black Matpe):

Mumbai FAQ ranged between ₹7000-7050 all week. Chennai FAQ saw a slight rise from ₹6850 to ₹6900. Chennai SQ fell from ₹7375 to ₹7300 by Saturday but bounced back to ₹7400 today.

Latur declined from ₹7100 to ₹7000.

Record harvest in Myanmar and local summer crops are expected.

Urad imports could hit record highs this year, likely keeping prices in check.


Peas:

Mumbai (Canada) rose from ₹3650 to ₹3700; Russia origin from ₹3500 to ₹3550.

Kanpur increased consistently from ₹3675 to ₹3800.

Import volumes are declining; government policy on import restrictions will be key.

Prices may get slight support due to domestic demand.


Pigeon Peas:

Mumbai prices dropped from ₹6600 to ₹6500 but closed at ₹6650.

Chennai Lemon variety rose by ₹100 to close at ₹6650.

Latur moved up from ₹7150 to ₹7200.

Imports from Myanmar are ongoing.

Government procurement has been strong this year.

Prices may rise modestly, but pressure could return once government stock sales begin.

Caution is advised—avoid long-term bullish positions.