Weekly Review- Moong
15-Mar-2025 09:29 PM
Demand remains weak, Moong prices fall
Key Highlights (8–14 March, 2025)
Weak Demand Leads to Decline in Moong Prices
- Increased selling pressure & limited buying by dal millers.
- Moong dal (peeled & washed) demand remains sluggish, restricting price recovery.
- Delhi Moong Prices: ↓ ₹50 to ₹7500/7900 per quintal.
State-wise Price Movement
Rajasthan:
- Increased selling by stockists & weak demand led to a ₹100/200 per quintal decline.
- Weekend Prices:
- Jodhpur: ₹6400/7600
- Jaipur: ₹7000/8000
- Nagaur: ₹7200/8200
- Kishangarh: ₹6000/7500
Madhya Pradesh:
- Prices fluctuated by ₹50 per quintal due to normal demand.
- Weekend Prices:
- Pipariya: ₹6000/7200
- Indore: ₹7500/8000
- Jabalpur: ₹5000/7500
Karnataka:
- Weak demand & increased selling at higher prices led to a ₹100/200 per quintal decline.
- Weekend Prices:
- Gulbarga: ₹3500/8000
- Bidar: ₹4159/7110
- Hubli: ₹5681/7201
- Gadag: ₹4818/8289
Maharashtra:
- Prices declined by ₹50/100 per quintal due to sluggish buying.
- Weekend Prices:
- Solapur: ₹7200/8300
- Latur: ₹4000/7000
- Akola: ₹6200/8550
- Barshi: ₹6000/7000
- Ahmednagar: ₹6000/8000
- Khamgaon: ₹5000/6800
Others (Rajkot):
- Continued buying led to a ₹100/200 per quintal increase.
- Weekend Price: ₹7000/7800 per quintal.
Moong Dal Prices
- No major price fluctuations due to weak demand.
- Stable Prices:
- Delhi: ₹10000/12350
- Jodhpur: ₹9900/9950
- Jaipur: ₹9500
- Bhatapara: ₹9500/10000
- Jalgaon: ₹10100
- Indore: ₹9100/9700
Market Outlook
- Moong prices may remain under pressure unless dal millers increase procurement.
- Price movement will depend on new crop arrivals and export trends.
- Dal prices likely to remain stable in the short term.