Thiruvananthapuram and Wayanad in Kerala saw the average retail prices of onions decrease by ₹30/kg on Tuesday to retail at ₹110/kg and ₹120/kg, respectively, according to data on the Department of Consumer Affairs (DCA) website.
The maximum price of the commodity remained unchanged at ₹150/kg, but the minimum price increased to ₹48/kg in Gwalior on Tuesday, from ₹46 on Monday. The prices for Mayabunder, Andaman, where onions were the most expensive last week, were not published on the DCA website on Tuesday.
Prices dipped by ₹5-10/kg in a few cities such as Chandigarh, Bhopal, Mumbai, Nagpur, Cuttack, Karnal and Ramanathapuram, but remained the same in most other cities. Among the top four metros - Delhi, Mumbai. Kolkata and Chennai - where the consumption is high, onions were the most affordable in Chennai, at ₹90/kg, and the most expensive in Kolkata, at ₹120/kg. In Mumbai and Delhi, they retailed at ₹102/kg and ₹107/kg respectively. Here's a round-up of the five cities with the highest and lowest prices on Tuesday, December 24.
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