Archive for the 'Pepper' Category
Wednesday, March 14th, 2012
At NCDEX, 487 members (2,166 Users) participated in trading on March 14, 2012 up to 5:00 pm and volumes were Rs 125,261 crore (one-way). There were more than 7,493 trades put through by them. Active trades were high in among others Soya Oil, Rape Mustard Seed, Chana, Soyabean and Pepper. Indian oilseeds and soyoil futures [...]
Filed under: Commodities, MCX, National Commodity and Derivative Exchange, NCDEX, NCDEX Commodities Trading List, Pepper, Rape Mustard Seed, Soya Bean, Soya Oil | 1 Comment »
Tuesday, March 13th, 2012
At NCDEX, 488 members (2,118 Users) participated in trading on March 13, 2012 up to 5:00 pm and volumes were Rs 117,496 crore (one-way). There were more than 7,006 trades put through by them. Active trades were high in among others Soya Oil, Rape Mustard Seed, Chana, Soyabean and Pepper. On March 12, 2012, 491 [...]
Filed under: Agricultural Products, Chana, Pepper, Rape Mustard Seed, Soya Bean | 1 Comment »
Monday, August 15th, 2011
Chilli futures rose on Friday on fresh buying by the traders due to limited stocks in the spot market. Demand from overseas buyers also increasing for the upcoming festive seasons. At NCDEX Chilli August contract is now trading at Rs.9158 per quintal, higher by 2.60% or Rs.232 against the previous close. The contract traded at high [...]
Filed under: Agricultural Products, Chili, Chilli, Futures, National Commodity and Derivative Exchange, NCDEX, NCDEX Commodities Trading List, Pepper | 1 Comment »
Tuesday, August 9th, 2011
NCDEX Pepper Tumbles More Than 1% Pepper futures tumbled further on weak sentiment. Pepper futures in the intraday are expected to trade sideways due to lackluster trades at the domestic market. Fresh enquires from the domestic buyers ahead of festivals might support prices in the short term (till August). However, as the prices of Indian [...]
Filed under: Jeera, NCDEX, Pepper, Trading, Turmeric | No Comments »
Wednesday, June 15th, 2011
Pepper futures for the June contract on NCDEX extended the decline with futures dropping by Rs 900 or around 3% per 100 kg to Rs 29401 in the afternoon trading session. The open interest dipped by 19.56% to 5208 tonnes and the volume traded as of now stood at 4,217 tonnes. Weak export demand, stable [...]
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Wednesday, May 4th, 2011
On the NCDEX, major May contract agri commodities exhibited a mixed trend Tuesday. Pepper gained weight while turmeric dropped. Palm oil on MCX traded on a negative node. Pepper settled at Rs 29358/quintal due to a squeeze in local supplies and lower stocks. It touched a high of Rs.29492 and a low of Rs.28495. Unseasonal [...]
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Wednesday, August 26th, 2009
Aug 26 Pepper futures prices rose by 1.56 per cent on the National Commodity and Derivatives Exchange today as traders indulged in increasing their positions to meet the coming marriage season demand.Pepper for November contract rose by 1.56 per cent to Rs 15,495 per quintal, clocking an open interest in 260 lots. Read More
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Monday, May 18th, 2009
Below are the prices of June Futures at NCDEX: Chana: 2320-22 Chilli: Below 4775 Guar: 1790-1800 Jeera: Above 11910 Pepper: Above 12820 RM Seed: Above 535.2 Soybean: Above 2735 Sugar: Below 2390 Turmeric: Above 5555
Filed under: Chana, Chilli, Futures, Guar Seed, India, Jeera, NCDEX, Pepper, Rape Mustard Seed, Soybean, Sugar, Trading, Turmeric | No Comments »
Monday, May 11th, 2009
Below is what NCDEX May futures sold for: Guar: Below 1800 Jeera: 11870 Pepper: 12590 Rape Mustard Seed: Below 525 Sugar: Above 2305 Soybean: 2722 Turmeric: Below 5440
Filed under: Futures, Guar Seed, India, Jeera, NCDEX, Pepper, Rape Mustard Seed, Soybean, Sugar, Trading, Turmeric | 1 Comment »