Pulses prices jump up to 20%; tur, urad return to MSP levels

Published Feb 7, 2026

Tridge summary

Pulse prices are climbing after a year of falling. Tur, chana, and urad have seen significant increases. Tur and urad have reached minimum support price levels. Lower crop output in India and other countries, along with currency issues, are pushing prices up. Farmers may see improved sentiment ahead of the next planting season. New chana arrivals could impact prices later.

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Source: Economic times