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1. DAILY AGRI COMMODITY REPORT
12 May 2015
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2. Market Views
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MONTH OPEN HIGH LOW CLOSE % CHG VOL MONTH OPEN HIGH LOW CLOSE % CHG VOL
CORIANDER
JUNE 10575 10600 10250 10560 +0.81 37030
INTRADAY
LEVELS
SUPPORT SUPP.1
10340
SUPP. 2
10120
PIVOT
10470
Coriander short term
trend is up and June
continue in coming
days.RESISTAN
CE
RES. 1
10690
RES. 2
10820
CASTORSEED
JUNE 3786 3867 3786 3810 +0.63 101850
INTRADAY
LEVELS
SUPPORT SUPP. 1
3775
SUPP. 2
3740
PIVOT
3821
Castorseed short term
trend is up and June
continue in coming
days..RESISTAN
CE
RES. 1
3856
RES. 2
3902
TURMERIC
JUNE 3828 8400 8250 8470 -0.77 18380
INTRADAY
LEVELS
SUPPORT SUPP. 1
8213
SUPP. 2
8157
PIVOT
8307
Turmeric short term
trend is down and June
continue in coming
days.RESISTAN
CE
RES. 1
8363
RES. 2
8457
GUARGUM
JUNE 11720 12300 11290 11350 -5.50 18612
INTRADAY
LEVELS
SUPPORT SUPP. 1
10993
SUPP. 2
10637
PIVOT
11647
Guargum short term
trend is down and June
continue in coming
days.RESISTAN
CE
RES. 1
12003
RES. 2
12657

3. Most Active Contract
3
NCDEX INDICES
Index Value
Pre.
Close
%
Change
CASTORSEED 3681 3694 -0.35
CHANA 4540 4553 -0.29
CORIANDER 10250 10199 +0.5
GUARGUM 11040 11740 -5.96
JEERA 17295 17270 +0.14
MUSTARD SEED 4047 3948 +2.51
SOYABEAN 4227 4331 -2.4
TURMERIC 8070 8144 -0.91
TOP LOSERS
SYMBOL EXPIRY DATE
CURRENT
PRICE
CHANGE
CHANGE
%
CORIANDER 20-05-2015 10235.00 -390.00 -3.67%
TURMERIC 20-05-2015 8070.00 -250.00 -3.00%
SOYABEAN 19-06-2015 4255.00 -110.00 -2.52%
BARLEY 20-05-2015 1236.50 -26.50 -2.10%
JEERA 20-05-2015 17285.00 -355.00 -2.01%
CASTOR SEED NEW 20-05-2015 3700.00 -26.00 -0.70%
TOP GAINERS
SYMBOL EXPIRY DATE
CURRENT
PRICE
CHANGE CHANGE %
RAPESEED-MUSTARD
SEED
20-05-2015 4052.00 108.00 2.74%
REFINED SOY OIL 19-06-2015 606.10 10.95 1.84%
CHANA 20-05-2015 4533.00 72.00 1.61%
COTTON SEED OIL CAKE
AKOLA
20-05-2015 1899.00 24.00 1.28%

4. Commodities In News
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ECONOMIC NEWS
 The government is considering importing pulses through state-owned
trading firms such as the MMTC to boost domestic supply and check
rising retail price.The Consumer Affairs Ministry is looking at the
option of pulses imports in view of forecast of below-normal monsoon
and possible fall in production in Australia and Canada, a senior
government official said.India produces 18-19 million tonnes of pulses
annually but has to import 3-4 million tonnes to meet the domestic
demand. Imports in the last two years were mainly via the private
trade.Pulses prices have gone up in the retail markets. Tur (arhar) prices
is currently ruling at Rs 108 per kg in the national capital, up from Rs
83 per kg as on January 8, 2015.Similarly, rates of gram dal have gone
up to Rs 68 per kg from Rs 54, while those of masoor dal to Rs 94 from
Rs 84 per kg in the review period. Moong is being sold at Rs 107 per kg
now, as against Rs 98 per kg on January 8."We are keeping a close
watch on prices and planning in advance for imports. We are doing this
exercise as there are are reports of possible production fall in Canada
and Australia and its impact on global prices,“ The ministry is thinking
to take measures in advance to boost domestic availability of pulses,
which are largely grown in rainfed areas, adding that any deficiency in
monsoon rains could have an adverse impact on production of moong,
urad and tur as well as their prices.The ministry would soon take a call
on the import issue as India needs to look at other countries like
Ethiopia and Tanzania for pulses imports in the wake of expected drop
in output in Canada and Australia, “We are planning in advance so that
systems are place to enable timely intervention to boost supply through
imports.”In its latest report, Parliament's Public Accounts Committee
(PAC) had pulled up the government for lack of long term policy for
attaining self-sufficiency in pulses and advance planning for import.The
country's import of pulses through private trade stood at 3 million
tonnes in the 2013-14 fiscal, while that of 3.4 million tonnes in 2014-15
fiscal, as per official data.Pulses production is estimated to have
declined to 18.43 million tonnes in 2014-15 crop year (July-June) from
19.78 million tonnes in the previous year.
 Guarseed dropped today after the IMD noted that the south-west
Monsoon is expected to hit the country on time this year, arriving in Kerala
on June 1st this year. Though rainfall may remain below normal, prompting
the government to put in place a contingency plan and push crop insurance
for farmers, according to media reports. Monsoon is expected to be below
normal due to El Nino factor.The spot guarseed markets witnessed a drop in
arrivals but the prices failed to extend their recent gains after hitting a one
year high in the last week. Spot prices are lingering at Rs 5026 per quintal in
Jodhpur, down Rs 20 per quintal on the day. The arrivals slipped to just
20000 bags in Rajasthan.
 Spot Chana market eyed the slight moderation in the demand for other
pulses though Chana prices extended their recent rally. Chana arrivals
dropped in Delhi in last few days as supplies from Rajasthan and MP are
moderating. However, arrivals rose to 50 trucks today. Spot Chana surged to
Rs 4650 per quintal, up Rs 60 per quintal in Delhi. Traders continued to fear
that a hefty rise in spot rates could prompt introduction of stock limit on the
commodity. Reports are stating that crop which was sown early is likely to
have endured some losses following the unseasonal rains.
 Coriander jumped in Kota amid excellent demand from stockists. Spot
prices had surged above Rs 10000 per quintal mark last week amid worries
that rainfall in Rajasthan would affect the quality of the crop arriving in local
mandies. The commodity has been on an upward trajectory in last few days
on lack of good quality crops even as arrivals remained steady. The Spot
prices linger at Rs 9820 per quintal in Kota, up Rs 150 per quintal on the
day.
 Not much of buying is emerging in Turmeric market as spot prices drop
under Rs 8000 mark. Turmeric stays supported as growers are refusing to
sell at lower levels. Expection is further decline in the coming days due to
possibility of new supplies from other producing states, primarily in
Karnataka in near term. Spot prices are quoting at Rs 7920 per quintal, down
Rs 130 per quintal on the day.

5. 5
Fundamental Watch : Chana
CHANA ARRIVALS AT KEY SPOT MARKET
National Market Update
 Prices of Pulses rises in Telangana due to increased cross border taxes imposed by
Telangana and Andhra Pradesh on goods vehicles and decrease in average area of
cultivation in the districts from 50,000 Hectares to 23,000 Hectares owing to poor
rainfall. This year the districts received 30-40 percent deficit rain. Pulses markets have
passed through turbulent phase in last two weeks due to increased holding and Delhi
govt.'s close eye on volatility of the market. Actually, prices started to get firmer with
announcement of removing stock limit in Maharashtra, crop loss from unseasonal
rains and increased quotes for imported pulses.Maharashtra state govt. has removed
the limit for oilseeds, edible oils and pulses on the recent recommendation by central
govt. this week. The earlier limit for oilseeds and pulses were 200 tonne each under
municipal limit and around 80 tonne elsewhere. It is being seen as a great relief for
state trading community dealing with pulses and oilseeds. Despite removal of stock
limit market may turn bullish as big traders may start cornering the stock to drag
market in their own favor.India Continue Zero Import Duty on Pulses Till Oct.1,
2015. Government of India continue the zero import duty on pulses Till Oct.1,2015.
Higher price for pulses started sending alarm bells to government and for checking
food grains inflation and unexpected rise in pulses.
 Australian Chickpea is currently being planted and should be finished in the end of
June. Weather condition is favorable and yield may increase this year as compare to
last year. Harvest is set to begin after September. Demand and prices of Australian
chickpeas increased due to crop failure in India. Australia exports around 95% of its
chickpea crop where India, Bangladesh and UAE are its major export destination.
China for the second year in a row was net importer of Pulses. According to the latest
report compiled by STAT it imported 2.50 MMT of pulses in 2014 against 5.67 MMT
in 2013. In 2014 it imported 8.17 MMT of pulses against export of 5.67 MMT. China
was a net exporter of pulses until the 2013 calendar year. In 2012, China exported
3.67 MMT more pulses than it imported. Field pea exports from France during the
month of February totaled 10,927 metric tons (MT) which is down by 19% from the
13,700 MT shipped in the month of January, and down 11% from the 12,470 MT
shipped the same month last year. Shipments so far this season are down 36% at
83,555 MT. Most peas were shipped to European destinations, with Belgium the most
important, followed by Switzerland and Italy.
CENTER 11-May-15 09-May-15 Change
AJMER 350 250 +100
ALWAR 1000 500 +500
ASHOK
NAGAR
7000 1500 +5500
KOTA 500 500 UNCH
VIJAYWADA 500 NA -
AKOLA 4000 1000 +3000
JALGOAN 300 700 -400

6. Technical Outlook
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SELL CORIANDER JUNE BELOW 10490 TARGET 10465 10425 SL
ABOVE 10515
SELL GUARGUM JUNE BELOW 11350 TARGET 11300 11240 SL
ABOVE 11410
SELL TURMERIC JUNE BELOW 8250 TARGET 8210 8150 SL
ABOVE 8310
SELL CASTORSEED JUNE BELOW 3652 TARGET 3627 3597 SL
ABOVE 3677

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