There is no possibility of much slowdown in the urad market at the moment. The prices of July-August shipments of urad FAQ and SQ coming from Myanmar are stable at $ 765 and $ 835 per tonne CAF respectively, while the prices of lemon tur have come down by $ 5 to $ 730. The market will be closed on July 9 due to holiday in Myanmar. There the prices of SQ urad have increased but the prices of FAQ are stable. On the other hand, there is a mixed trend in the prices of urad in the domestic market. The demand of dal mills is still limited, due to which there is no immediate increase in prices. The arrival of summer urad in the mandis of Jabalpur and Gujarat has increased more than before. However, with the start of the consumption season and increased purchases by mills in South India, the prices of urad may soon increase slightly. Government procurement has started at MSP in Madhya Pradesh. Talking about the import figures, a total of 33,470 tonnes of urad has been imported from Brazil between January and June 2025, in which 3,653 tonnes were imported in the month of June, which is more than May. If we look at the situation of the markets, the price of FAQ in Chennai has come down to Rs 6,625 to Rs 6,650 per quintal and SQ to Rs 7,275, both have registered a decline of Rs 50. In Delhi, FAQ was Rs 7,075 to Rs 7,100 and SQ was Rs 7,725 to Rs 7,750 per quintal, in which SQ was soft by Rs 25. In Mumbai, FAQ is stable at Rs 6,675, and in Kolkata also the price of FAQ remained stable at Rs 6,850. Talking about South India, polished urad rose by Rs 50 to Rs 6,900 in Guntur, while polished urad fell by Rs 50 to Rs 7,050 per quintal in Vijayawada. Market experts believe that demand will improve from the end of July and this may lead to a slight increase in urad prices, especially when both the pressure of consumption and the interest of dal mills will increase. Currently, the selling pressure is low but buying is also limited, due to which the market is currently in a balanced state. Exports from Myanmar are going on but there are no major fluctuations. Demand may get support due to increased consumption of dal in South Indian states.