New Delhi. Sunflower oil became costlier today in Delhi wholesale market due to increase in demand at the local level amidst the ongoing decline in foreign markets, while other edible oils remained firm, while the prices of most pulses and pulses went up.
Oil-Oilseeds: Globally, May palm oil futures declined by Regit 110 to Regit 3820 per tonne on Malaysia’s Bursa Malaysia Derivatives Exchange. Similarly, US soy oil futures for May declined by 0.31 cent to 51.73 cents per pound. During this period, except for sunflower oil, which gained Rs 148 per quintal in the domestic market, rest of the edible oils remained stable.
There was no change in mustard oil, groundnut oil, soya refined, palm oil and vegetable oil and remained at the previous day’s level. Jaggery-sugar: There was stability in the sweet market. During this, the prices of sugar and jaggery remained at the level of the previous trading day. Pulses and Pulses: There was a mixed trend in the market of pulses and pulses. During this period, moong dal became costlier by Rs 100, urad dal by Rs 100 and arhar dal by Rs 100 per quintal.
Whereas, there was no change in gram, dal chana and masoor dal. Grain: There was stability in the grain market. During this, the prices of wheat and rice remained at the level of the previous day.
Inputs From: Dainik Navajyoti
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