New Delhi. Due to the subsiding of selling at low prices and increased buying by dal millers, the prices of gram have strengthened during the current week. In recent days, there has been a significant increase in the demand for gram, while on the other hand, its arrival in the producing markets has remained very limited. Experts believe that the main reason for this rise in gram prices is the activity of dal millers, who are buying at the current level. Now as the price has improved, the selling is also getting limited. Currently, the arrival of gram in the major markets of Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan and Maharashtra is much less than normal, due to which there is no pressure of supply in the market. For this reason, the price of gram is getting support upwards. According to market experts, if the arrival situation does not improve in the coming weeks and the demand of the millers remains, then further increase in the prices of gram can be seen. Due to strong demand from dal millers, prices of Delhi gram registered an increase of Rs. 75 per quintal this week and with this increase, the prices became Madhya Pradesh line Rs. 5750/5775 and Rajasthan line Rs. 5800/5825 per quintal at the end of the week.

Due to weakening of selling by importers and improvement in demand, prices of imported gram registered an improvement of Rs. 50 per quintal during the current week and the prices became Tanzania Rs. 5525/5550, Nava Seva Australia Rs. 5675/5700 and Mundra Rs. 5575/5600 per quintal at the end of the week.

Due to improvement in demand from dal millers and stockists, Rajasthan gram prices have improved by Rs. 25/50 per quintal this week and with this improvement, the weekend prices became Jodhpur Rs. 4800/5250, Jaipur Rs. 5800, Bikaner Rs. 5350/5400, Kishangarh Rs. 5200/5300 and Kota Rs. 5000/5270 per quintal.

Due to weak selling and better demand, Maharashtra gram prices have increased by Rs. 75/150 per quintal during the current week and with this increase, the weekend prices remained Solapur Rs. 5500/6000, Latur Rs. 5700/5850, Akola Rs. 5850/5875, Nagpur Rs. 5875/5900 and Ahmednagar Rs. 5400/5600 per quintal.

Due to increased buying, prices of Madhya Pradesh gram increased by Rs. 50/100 per quintal this week and with this increase, the prices at the weekend remained at Ashoknagar Rs. 5500/5550, Ganjbasoda Rs. 5300/5500, Sagar Rs. 5200/5550, Katni Rs. 5750/5800 and Indore Rs. 5600/5800 per quintal.

Due to support of all round rise and increase in demand, prices of Raipur gram increased by Rs. 125 per quintal during the current week and with this rise, the price reached Rs. 5825/6000 per quintal at the weekend. Similarly, Kanpur gram also improved by Rs. 25 per quintal this week and reached Rs. 5825 per quintal at the weekend.

Due to support of bullishness in gram and increased buying, prices of gram dal have increased by Rs. 50/100 per quintal during the current week and the prices at the weekend became Delhi Rs. 6650/7000, Bhatapara Rs. 6800, Katni Rs. 7000, Gulbarga Rs. 6800/7000, Jalgaon Rs. 6900/7500, Indore Rs. 6800/7000, Jaipur Rs. 6525 and Kanpur Rs. 6550/6800 per quintal.