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Weakness could persist in guarseed

Dhimant Bhatt

Mumbai , July 2

Guarseed futures prices may continue to rule weak this week on lack of fresh buying from exporters and local players amid some offerings by stockists on reports of rains in Rajasthan and Haryana.

Guarseed July contracts (expiring on 20th) on MCX were down Rs 60 at Rs 1,862 a quintal (Jodhpur) on Saturday over last week, while July contracts on NCDEX were also down Rs 60 at Rs 1,817 a quintal on Saturday over last week. Trading volume in futures market was low.

"The market is now weather driven. Reports that sowing will take place in July end. There are reports of rains in Rajasthan and Haryana. Prices may fall further on dull export and local demand, " a Jodhpur-based exporter said.

In the physical market, spot prices at Jodhpur market were down Rs 80 to Rs 1,820 on Saturday."Prices are likely to meet with resistance at Rs 1,860 levels with immediate support seen at Rs 1,800 levels," an analyst with Religare commodities said.

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