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Fresh buying keeps sugar prices firm

MUMBAI: Sugar spot prices ruled firm at the Vashi wholesale market on Monday on fresh buying enquiries amid reduced inflows from mills.

Small grade (S-30) was up Rs 4 at Rs 1,801/1,845 a quintal. Medium grade (M-30) was steady at Rs 1,841/1,921.

Edible oils mixed: Groundnut oil and RBD palmolein moved in the opposite direction on the edible oils market on Tuesday on limited buying.

RBD palmolein was up Rs 2 at Rs 371 for 10 kg, while groundnut oil raw was down Rs 2 at Rs 440 for 10 kg.

However, groundnut oil tin (Rajkot) was up Rs 7 at Rs 715 for 15 kg. Castor oil commercial grade was down Rs 2 at Rs 321 per 10 kg.

Imported refined soya oil was up Rs 3 at Rs 344 for 10 kg. Soya oil crude imported was down a rupee at Rs 329 per 10 kg.

Castor seed February 2006 contract ended lower at Rs 1,473 per quintal, down by Rs 16 over previous close on some fresh offerings.

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