Guar Gum Futures Fall on Weak Demand - PTI
By Rediff Money Desk, NEWDELHI Apr 02, 2024 14:03
Guar gum futures prices dropped on the National Commodity and Derivatives Exchange due to low demand in the spot market and ample supplies.
New Delhi, Apr 2 (PTI) Guar gum prices on Tuesday dropped Rs 48 to Rs 10,239 per five quintals in the futures market as traders offloaded their holdings in line with a weak trend in the spot market.
On the National Commodity and Derivatives Exchange, guar gum for April delivery fell Rs 48 or 0.47 per cent to Rs 10,239 per five quintals in 26,390 lots.
Marketmen said slackness in demand in the spot market and ample supplies from growing regions put pressure on guar gum prices.
On the National Commodity and Derivatives Exchange, guar gum for April delivery fell Rs 48 or 0.47 per cent to Rs 10,239 per five quintals in 26,390 lots.
Marketmen said slackness in demand in the spot market and ample supplies from growing regions put pressure on guar gum prices.
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