Pulse Market Report (May 3–May 9, 2025)

09-May-2025 08:02 PM

 Chana

The chana market witnessed a strong upward trend this week.

In Delhi Rajasthan, prices rose from ₹5,825 on May 3 to ₹6,000 on May 9.

Delhi M.P. followed suit, climbing from ₹5,725 to ₹5,950.

Active buying supported the price rise, and a decline in imports from Australia further bolstered the market.

The trend is expected to remain firm in the coming days.

 Urad

Urad prices showed a steady increase.

Mumbai Urad rose from ₹6,950 on Monday to ₹7,200 by the end of the week.

Chennai FAQ jumped from ₹6,825 to ₹7,075, and Chennai SQ climbed from ₹7,300 to ₹7,700.

Latur remained stable at ₹7,000 throughout the week.

In Burma, Urad FAQ rose from \$795 to \$875/ton, while SQ gained \$10 to reach \$885/ton.

 Matar (Peas)

Pea prices saw a mild upward movement.

Kanpur Line rose from ₹3,800 to ₹3,975.

Mumbai Canada moved between ₹3,700 and ₹3,800, while Mumbai Russia jumped ₹125 to settle at ₹3,625.

Declining exports from Canada and other countries, along with slow offloading at ports, is supporting prices.

Slight price firmness is expected.

 Tuar (Pigeon Pea)

Latur emerged as the market leader, with prices surging from ₹7,150 to ₹7,250.

Mumbai Lemon rose from ₹6,550 to ₹6,850, and Chennai Lemon increased from ₹6,575 to ₹6,800.

In Myanmar, Tuar prices rose by \$10 this week, from \$785 to \$795.

The market is likely to see further mild gains.

 Moong

Delhi’s moong market saw a sharp surge, climbing from ₹7,600 to ₹8,200.

Jodhpur also registered a gain of ₹150, reaching ₹7,350.

New arrivals are being reported from Madhya Pradesh, with the crop quality being favorable.

 Kabuli Chana

Kabuli chana prices steadily climbed throughout the week.

Container 42/44 jumped from ₹11,300 to ₹11,650.

Indore market also moved up from ₹8,500 to ₹8,700.

The bullish trend in chana influenced kabuli prices as well.

 Masur (Lentil)

Ashok Nagar recorded a high of ₹6,300, compared to ₹6,150 earlier in the week.

Mumbai Australia container gained ₹100 to reach ₹6,200, and Canada prices also rose by ₹100 to ₹6,250.

Tight stock availability in Canada and Australia, along with declining exports, supported the price rise.

Market arrivals are also slowing down.

 Overall, all major pulses showed strong gains during the week.

Ongoing geopolitical tensions are also contributing to increased demand and price support in the pulses segment