Weekly market update of Bayintnaung Market
December 22
During the week from 14 to 20
December 2022, onion, palm oil and chilli pepper prices decreased and Kyukok
garlic, Shan garlic and chickpea went up in price.
Onion
Due to the high price, the bulk
of monsoon onions was imported to regional markets and Yangon markets. A total
of 150,000 visses of monsoon onions arrived at the Yangon market on 20
December. Onions from the Myingyan area and Myittha were priced at
K1,700-K2,700 and K2,300-K3,200 per viss depending on varieties. It is reported
that the highest record prices of Myittha onion on 20 December were K2,800 per
viss in the Mandalay market and K1,750 per viss in the Pakokku market
respectively.
Garlic
The price of garlic from Kyukok
and Shan State soared on 20 December 2022. The wholesale price of onions
fetched K3,700-K4,900 per viss of garlic from Aungban, Shan State and K3,450
per viss of Kyukok onions.
Potato
The Yangon potato market received
a supply of 54,000 visses of potatoes on 20 December. Old Chinese potatoes, new
Chinese potatoes and Shan potatoes were valued at K2,150, K1,650 and
K1,700-K2,100 per viss.
Chilli pepper
Long chilli pepper from Shan
State hit K18,000 per viss on 20 December, as the price hike goes on. Prices of
Panye long chilli pepper from the Salin area and the Thaedaw area were valued
at K18,000 and K16,000 per viss. The prices of monsoon chilli pepper were
K16,000 per viss for Shan chilli pepper and K12,500-K13,000 per viss for
various regions.
Prices of new bell pepper from
the Sinphyukyun area, Kyauksaung bell pepper, Zee bell pepper and Shan bell
pepper stood at K18,000, K13,000, K12,500 and K13,500 per viss. Although cold
storage bell peppers from delta regions have risen to K31,000 per viss in the
market, new bell pepper is sold at a reduced price because there is no stock
left.
Palm oil
The wholesale reference price of
palm oil in the Yangon Region between 19 and 25 December was down by K100 per
viss compared to the last week’s price. On 20 December, the DO price of palm
oil was set as K5,250 per viss in the external markets. The retail price of
palm oil in the Nyaungpinlay market fetched only K5,350 per viss.
Rice
High-priced glutinous rice has
come down in price since it is imported from various areas. A bag of glutinous
rice was only K85,000, and some glutinous rice was K80,000 per bag.
Exported broken rice, monsoon
low-grade rice, and old low-grade rice is grown under the intercropping system,
and 90 days rice were priced at K38,500, K41,800, K47,000 and K51,000 per bag.
High-grade new Pawsan rice from the Pyapon area, old Pawsan rice, new Pawsan
rice from the Pathein/Myaungmya area and old Pawsan rice from those areas were
valued at K65,000, K72,000, 66,000 and K74,000 respectively. The wholesale
price for new and old Shwebo Pawsan stood at K70,000-K73,000 and K90,000-K98,000
per bag.
Pulses
The prices of various pulses
stood at K1,749,000 per tonne of black gram (Fair Average Quality/RC),
K1,939,000 per tonne of black gram (Special Quality/RC), K1,745,000 per tonne
of pigeon pea (red gram) RC, K2,830-3,000 per viss of green gram and
K4,050-K4,250 per viss of chickpea in Yangon markets on 20 December. — TWA/CT

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