Urad prices in Jabalpur declined from ₹5,000–7,500 to ₹5,000–7,300/quintal.

Urad prices in Gulbarga closed at ₹4,500–7,000/quintal from ₹4,000–7,200 at the beginning of the week.

Prices in Lalitpur declined from ₹6,500–7,200 to ₹5,000–7,000.

Faq prices at Mumbai declined from ₹7,350 to a weekly low of ₹7,250 and closed at ₹7,300/quintal on Friday. Chennai (FAQ) declined from ₹7,275 to ₹7,125 during mid-week and ₹7,150 at the weekend, but SQ prices jumped from ₹7,775 to ₹7,850/quintal.

FAQ rose $10 from $775 to $785/tonne. SQ variety rose from $855 to $865/tonne.

Delhi Peeled was steady at ₹9,150–9,950/quintal. Delhi Whole traded at ₹9,000–10,750/quintal. Maharashtra Mogar quality prices declined from ₹9,800 to ₹9,700/quintal in Jalgaon. Overall, urad prices remained under pressure in domestic markets, while Chennai SQ and SQ variety witnessed slight strength in the international market.

April–July 2025: 2.3 lakh tonnes, April–July 2024: 2.5 lakh tonnes, Urad imports declined by 27,352 tonnes during the same period last year. Urad production in Myanmar was more than 10 lakh tonnes in the 2025 season and 4.7 lakh tonnes were exported from January to August. In the same period last year, it was 5.46 lakh tonnes, i.e. a decrease of 75,791.9 tonnes. Domestic Crop According to government data, urad area increased in the current Kharif season. The rains in many urad producing states/divisions like Bundelkhand, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra and Karnataka are causing damage to the crop, which may affect the productivity.