This daily commodity report provides market information on agri commodities such as turmeric, coriander, guar gum, and castorseed. It includes the previous day's closing prices and percentage changes, as well as intraday support and resistance levels. The report also discusses most active contracts, economic news affecting commodities, and a fundamental analysis of castorseed arrivals and prices. Technical trading recommendations are provided for coriander, guar gum, turmeric and castorseed futures contracts.

1. DAILY AGRI COMMODITY REPORT
30 June 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
TURMERIC
JULY 7060 7140 6986 7108 +1.02 9030
INTRADAY
LEVELS
SUPPORT SUPP. 1
7016
SUPP. 2
6924
PIVOT
7078
Turmeric short term
trend is down and May
continue in coming
days.RESISTAN
CE
RES. 1
7170
RES. 2
7232
CORIANDER
JULY 11890 12069 11765 11910 +0.03 29430
INTRADAY
LEVELS
SUPPORT SUPP.1
11760
SUPP. 2
11611
PIVOT
11915
Coriander short term
trend is down and May
continue in coming
days.RESISTAN
CE
RES. 1
12064
RES. 2
12219
GUARGUM
JULY 10860 11000 10610 10860 -0.37 11162
INTRADAY
LEVELS
SUPPORT SUPP. 1
10848
SUPP. 2
10534
PIVOT
10924
Guargum short term
trend is up and May
continue in coming
days.RESISTAN
CE
RES. 1
11238
RES. 2
11314
CASTORSEED
JULY 4021 4070 4017 4058 +0.82 67800
INTRADAY
LEVELS
SUPPORT SUPP. 1
4027
SUPP. 2
3995
PIVOT
4048
Castorseed short term
trend is up and May
continue in coming
day.RESISTAN
CE
RES. 1
4080
RES. 2
4101

3. Most Active Contract
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NCDEX INDICES
Index Value
Pre.
Close
%
Change
CASTORSEED 4058 4025 +0.82
CHANA 4200 4177 +0.55
CORIANDER 11940 11906 +0.29
GUARGUM 10850 10900 -0.46
JEERA 16480 16475 +0.03
MUSTARD
SEED
4239 4152 +2.1
SOYABEAN 3597 3482 +3.3
TURMERIC 7092 7036 +0.8
TOP LOSERS
SYMBOL EXPIRY DATE
CURRENT
PRICE
CHANGE
CHANGE
%
CORIANDER 20-07-2015 11915.00 -205.00 -1.69%
BARLEY 20-07-2015 1226.00 -12.00 -0.97%
COTTON SEED OIL CAKE
AKOLA
20-07-2015 1818.00 -7.00 -0.38%
REFINED SOY OIL 20-08-2015 586.95 -1.10 -0.19%
TOP GAINERS
SYMBOL EXPIRY DATE
CURRENT
PRICE
CHANGE CHANGE %
SOYABEAN 20-08-2015 3592.00 150.00 4.36%
RAPESEED-MUSTARD
SEED
20-07-2015 4243.00 120.00 2.91%
JEERA 20-07-2015 16475.00 440.00 2.74%
TURMERIC 20-07-2015 7080.00 114.00 1.64%
CASTOR SEED NEW 20-07-2015 4059.00 42.00 1.05%
CHANA 20-07-2015 4201.00 43.00 1.03%

4. Commodities In News
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ECONOMIC NEWS
 The Food Corporation of India (FCI) is saddled with 27 million tonnes
of wheat. Since 90 per cent of grain procured this year were under relaxed
norms, these stocks have a shorter shelf life and must be used in 8 to 10
months. FCI, sources said, is releasing these stocks to the public
distribution system (PDS). This grain is shrivelled, broken and lacks lustre
and the challenge is to release the grain into the market in less than a
year,Officials said PDS needs roughly 20 million tonnes and FCI has to sell
the rest in the open market. But officials say they're worried over imports
of wheat, which sells cheaper than the government-fixed rates of FCI
wheat."If we allow more wheat to be imported by private players over and
above what they've already lined up, there'll be fewer takers for FCI grain.
This will result in huge waste and losses to the public exchequer,"The
government, he said, should come out with a norm stipulating that the price
of imported wheat can't be less than the price at which FCI is offering the
grain in the open market.TOI has learnt that private players have concluded
contracts to import about 5 lakh tonnes of wheat and so far about 67,000
tonnes have been imported. Another 50,000 tonnes are likely to reach India
soon. Going by this trend we feel imports would be around 5 lakh tonne in
this fiscal.
 To control spiralling prices of pulses and other essential food items, the
Centre will hold a meeting of all state food ministers on July 7 to chalk out
strategies to jointly tackle the crisis in the backdrop of possible deficient
rains this year. Pulses prices have risen by more than 60 per cent in most
parts of the country. Retail prices have already breached Rs 100 per kg
mark due to shortfall in domestic output by 2 million tonnes in 2014-15
crop year (July-June).Similarly, onion prices have increased by up to 40
per cent in metro cities. Retail prices of onion in Delhi has touched Rs
34/kg at present, as against Rs 24/kg a year ago. To rein in prices, the
government has tendered import of 5,000 tonnes of tur dal and is expected
to float another bid for import of 5,000 tonnes of urad. Besides, the
government is considering import of some quantities of onion to boost
domestic supply till the arrival of new kharif crop from mid-September.
 Steady gains emerged in Chana today amid good demand for ready
daals and as traderseyed depleting stocks of the commodity in spot
markets. Traders were also wary of thelatest update from the Indian
Meteorological Department forecasting less than normalprecipitation
over the next two months, creating worries over the Kharif harvest as
thesemonths are considered to be critical for the sown crops. Strong
gains emerged in soybeansas lack of rains in next few weeks could
undone a good start to the sowing and keep a tabon the output of the
primary Kharif oilseed.India Meteorological Department statedthat the
rainfall could be deficient by eight and 10 per cent in July and
August,respectively, Monsoon has witnessed a good start this
season,despite worries over the course of rainfall before the start of the
season. The totalrainfall from June 1 to June 28 was 19% more than
normal. Import of pulses has increased in the country to fulfil domestic
consumption after a reduction in pulses production. pulses import has
increased more than 20% in May. India consumes around 253-240 lakh
ton pulses annually but in 2014-15 pulses production has fallen to 173
lakh ton from 193 lakh tons in 2013-14 due to unfavorable weather
which indi-cates more import in coming months.
 Guar slumped with the benchmark Guarseed futures sliding under
Rs4530 per quintal in intraday moves. The counter recovered thereafter
and trades at Rs 4645per quintal right now, down 0.21% on the day.
Guargum futures for October are down 0.35%at Rs 11440 per quintal.
According to the IMD, the Southwest monsoon further advanced
intosome more parts of Chhattisgarh, Odisha and Gangetic West
Bengal and remaining parts ofCoastal Andhra Pradesh and Bay of
Bengal on 19th; into some more parts of Chhattisgarh,remaining parts
of Odisha and West Bengal and some parts of Jharkhand on 21st; into
someparts of Gujarat region, Madhya Pradesh, most parts of
Chhattisgarh and Jharkhand and someparts of Bihar on 22nd; into some
more parts of north Arabian Sea, Gujarat state, MadhyaPradesh and
Bihar and remaining parts of Chhattisgarh and Jharkhand and some
parts of EastUttar Pradesh on 23rd.

5. 5
Fundamental Watch : Castorseed
CASTORSEED ARRIVALS AT KEY SPOT
MARKET
National Market Update
 Castor seed spot market traded slightly up taking clue from futures.
Stockists remain active in major mandis .However, planters showed lower
interest at current price. Overall sentiment for seed market remains weak.
Lower demand from planters and good sowing conditions in Gujarat have
impacted inner tone and seed market is expected to trade lower in the weeks
ahead. Sowing would pick up from mid July in Gujarat. Overall, 0.022
thousand ha. has been covered under castor seed so far,which is running ahead
by 0.004 thousand ha. till date. Castor Oil (First Grade) FOB Kandla (Export)
quotes decreased considerably by $15 per tonne in last one week. It decreased
from $1290 to $1275 per tonne last week. It is almost 3.54 percent lower than
June ,2014 price. It was ruling at $1445 per tonne in June 2014. Castor oil
FOB Kandla price in May 2015 was ruling at $1290. Castor meal (FAS)kandla
was increased from $110 to $114 per tonne last week. It is ruling 2.35 higher
than the quote seen in June , 2014.Castor meal export was registered
at29940.93 tonne in the third week of June till21st, at an Ave FOB price of
$129.58 per T. Agriculture statistics Division, DES has released Third Adv
estimates of Production of foodgrains for 2014-15 on 13.05 2015.It has revised
castor production estimate down by 87 thousand tonne to 18.24 lakh tonne. In
second Adv Est. castor production was estimated at 19.11 lakh tonne. The
minor decrease in third Adv . Est is mainly attributed to inclement weather and
yield loss.
 Major buyers like China, US and EU have restricted buying once again in
declining market. No major trade has been reported this week for commercial
oil. Buyer’s interest was seen at $1275 per tonne. Castor oil in Rotterdam
decreased from $1574 to $1445 per tonne in last two weeks and may trade
down in the weeks ahead.
CENTER 29-June-15 27-June-15 Change
SUMERPUR 240 400 -160
JODHPUR 80 80 UNCH
RAJKOT NA 120 -
GONDAL 238 198 +40
PATAN 2025 2250 -225
MAHESANA 800 960 -160
KADI NA 2400 -

6. Technical Outlook
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BUY CORIANDER JULY ABOVE 12020 TARGET 12045 12085 SL
BELOW 11990
SELL GUARGUM JULY BELOW 10720 TARGET 10670 10600 SL
ABOVE 10780
BUY TURMERIC JULY ABOVE 7140 TARGET 7180 7240 SL
BELOW 7080
BUY CASTORSEED JULYABOVE 4070 TARGET 4095 4125 SL
BELOW 4040

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