Mumbai. The turvar market continued its downward trend during the current week. Consumer demand remained tepid, limiting buying by dal millers. Mills are currently avoiding large purchases due to lack of expected demand for tur dal. Meanwhile, imports of cheap tur dal from Africa and Burma are steadily increasing, putting further pressure on domestic prices. Low imported tur dal prices have weakened domestic tur dal demand. Unless domestic demand improves and imports slow, there is no significant upside potential for tur (tur) prices. Due to increased selling pressure from importers, Mumbai African tur (tur) prices declined by ₹50/₹75 per quintal this week, closing at ₹5300/₹5350 for Mozambique White, ₹5100/₹5150 for Gajari, ₹5000/₹5000 for Mtwara, ₹5000/₹5050 for Malawi, and ₹6150 for Sudan. Similarly, Chennai tur lemon prices declined by ₹150 per quintal this week, closing at ₹5975/₹6050 per quintal.

Due to weakening export demand, Burma tur (tur) prices declined by ₹15 per tonne this week, closing at ₹685 per tonne. Due to sluggish demand, the prices of African Tuvar saw a fluctuation of $5/10 per tonne this week and with this fluctuation, the prices remained stable at Mozambique White $550, Mtwara $530, Arusha $550 and Gajri $535 per tonne at the weekend.

Due to sluggish demand and the impact of the decline in port prices, Delhi Tuvar Lemon saw a decline of Rs 150 per quintal and Desi Tuvar also saw a decline of Rs 150 per quintal during the current week and with this decline, the prices of Lemon remained at Rs 6450 and Desi Rs 6550/6650 per quintal at the weekend.

Due to increased selling pressure and lack of demand, Maharashtra Tur prices declined by Rs 100/200 per quintal during the current week and with this decline, the prices at the end of the week remained at Rs 6000/6700 for Solapur, Rs 6550/6700 for Akola, Rs 6500/6575 for Latur, Rs 6500/6575 for Nagpur, Rs 6650/6675 for Hinganghat and Rs 6000/6400 per quintal.

Due to sluggish buying, Karnataka Tur prices declined by Rs. 100/200 per quintal during the current week, and with this decline, the prices at the weekend stood at Gulbarga Rs. 6000/6800, Raichur Rs. 6159/6520, Bidar Rs. 6476/6821, Yadgir Rs. 4651/6219 and Talikot Rs. 5157/6301 per quintal.

Due to sluggish demand, Madhya Pradesh Tur prices declined by Rs. 150/200 per quintal during the current week, and with this decline, the prices at the weekend stood at Katni Rs. 6400/6700, Jabalpur Rs. 5700/5900 and Pipariya Rs. 5000/6300 per quintal.

Due to widespread declines and weak buying, Kanpur Tur prices fell by Rs. 50 per quintal this week, closing at Rs. 6,000 per quintal. Similarly, Raipur Tur prices also declined by Rs. 50 per quintal this week, closing at Rs. 6,700/6,900 per quintal.

Due to the decline in Tur prices and slowing buying, Tur Dal prices declined by Rs. 100/200 per quintal during the current week, reaching Rs. 9,375/9,850 per quintal for Delhi Fatka, Rs. 8,750/9,150 for Katni Fatka, Rs. 8,800/10,000 for Akola, Rs. 9,800/10,000 for Latur Fatka, Rs. 9,800/10,000 for Gulbarga Fatka, and Rs. 9,300/9,400 per quintal for Kanpur Fatka.