Ukrainian pea prices in Odesa are holding steady at low absolute levels, with no change over the past week despite rising geopolitical and logistical risks around Black Sea ports. The […]
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Category: Pulses-en
Chinese Lentil FOB Prices Ease Slightly as Imports Stay Capped
Chinese lentil FOB prices in Beijing are edging down marginally, reflecting comfortable domestic pulse availability and capped import appetite for niche pulses like lentils. With no acute weather stress in […]
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Chinese Bean FOB Prices Ease Slightly as Planting Weather Turns Supportive
Chinese bean FOB prices are edging slightly lower in late April, with most varieties down EUR 0.01/kg week-on-week, while overall levels remain historically firm. Stable export demand for higher‑grade kidney […]
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Ukrainian Peas: Record Harvest Meets Record Sales Difficulties
Record pea production in Ukraine in 2025/26 is colliding with unusually weak export demand, creating domestic oversupply and persistent pressure on farmgate prices. Despite stable offer levels in late April, […]
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Lentils Market Steady to Soft as Indian Green Gram Stocks Cap Upside
India’s green gram (moong) and global lentil markets are trading in a broadly range‑bound pattern, with large government-held stocks in India and cautious mill buying capping any sustained price rally. […]
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Pigeon Peas Under Pressure: India’s Quiet Tug-of-War Caps Global Pea Moves
Indian pigeon pea prices are under renewed downward pressure at producing mandis, while imported origins are finding a fragile floor as importers resist selling below cost. The result is a […]
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Lentil Prices Soften in India but Downside Appears Limited
Indian lentil prices are under mild downward pressure, but fundamentals suggest limited further downside and scope for a modest rebound in the coming weeks. Weak buying from dal mills, higher‑than‑expected […]
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Chickpeas: Indian Prices Soft but Downside Limited as Arrivals Tighten
Indian chickpea prices have eased slightly on sluggish mill demand, but tightening arrivals, strong government procurement and costly substitutes point to limited downside and a likely near‑term rebound. The chickpea […]
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Lentil Market Caught Between Firm Import Costs and Softer Mill Demand
India’s black gram (urad) complex is range‑bound as dal mills buy only on a necessity basis while firm import offers and limited domestic arrivals prevent a deeper correction. The standoff […]
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Lentil Market Steady While Indian Black Gram Tightens Import Arbitrage
Indian-origin black gram (urad), an important lentil-type pulse for dal consumption, is firming on the domestic market as import parity with Myanmar narrows, signalling a more supportive backdrop for the […]
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