Tea market witnesses strong demand
UNB, Chittagong
The weekly tea sale yesterday witnessed a stronger demand following increased interest of buyers from all sections of the market.The Afghan buyers operated in strength with strong support from Pakistan, according to a market report. Internal buyers, particularly the Blenders, were more active while CIS buyers lent a fair support. Dusts met with a good enquiry but often at lower rates. CTC Leaf: 1,423 c/s, 20,816 g/s, 2,097 ppws, 10 p/s and (96 g/s of old season) on offer once again met with a strong demand. Brokens: Well-made small and Medium Brokens were generally a stronger market and were fully firm to occasionally dearer. Others were slightly easier. Well-made larger Brokens were a firm market whilst the plainer types were mostly easier following quality. Fannings: Black well-made types were a stronger market selling at higher rates whilst below best were about steady. All others ended easier. CTC Dust: 195 c/s 2,765 g/s, 252 ppws, 4 p/s and (6 g/s of old season on offer) met with a good demand. Well-made good liquoring varieties continues to meet with a good competition and were generally firm to occasionally dearer. Below best were slightly easier whilst plainer sorts eased further. CDs met with less demand and mostly eased by Tk 5 and often more. Internal buyers, including the Packeteers, were quite active with some support from the buyers for Pakistan.
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