Moreover, increased arrivals in the spot markets from growing belts too weighed on prices.
At the National Commodity and Derivative Exchange, maize for delivery in far-month March next year contract was trading sharply lower by Rs 34, or 2.19 per cent to Rs 1,515 per quintal, clocking an open interest of 150 lots.
Also, most-active delivery in January 2016 eased by Rs 8, or 0.53 per cent to Rs 1,488 per quintal and open interest stood of 12,120 lots.
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