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Mumbai, Dec 7 Chilli futures in NCDEX on Friday gained 1.48 per cent due to fresh export demand from Bangladesh in the Guntur spot market.

“Arrivals were around 35,000 bags and spot prices remained in the range of Rs 3200-3400 per quintal,” said a trader.

Maize prices surged 0.9 per cent to settle at Rs 729 per quintal on short covering after continuous fall in prices last few weeks. Turmeric edged up 0.65 per cent on the back of fresh buying, supported by firm spot market.

Refined soya oil futures recovered marginally to Rs 527 per 10 kg on firm international market.

Jeera futures on NCDEX dwindled 1.03 per cent due to increased selling pressure in the Unjha spot markets.

Arrivals were around 2,500 bags and sport prices are traded at Rs 11,150 per quintal.

Chana fell further to Rs 2,220 per quintal on weak spot markets as demand for pulses has come down in the last few weeks.

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