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Chana futures have been banned from August 16, 2021
Companies say farmers have lost an important and certain source of income because of the suspension
For the week ahead, soymeal prices are expected to move towards Rs 35,500 per tonne
Though domestic demand is need based, supply scenario is extremely tight due to logistic bottlenecks amid slowdown in transport
Prime Minister's Office is actively considering a proposal to allow chana futures trade
Chana futures were suspended earlier and existing contracts were allowed only to square off open positions