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Jeera prices rose by 0.43% to ₹19,840, driven by lower-level buying from domestic participants despite subdued export demand. The price rise was due to inactivity from foreign buyers and pressure from comfortable supplies. Total arrivals in key mandis increased to 32,900 bags, adding supply-side pressure. The start of the new cumin crop in Gujarat and…
Cotton candy prices fell by 0.58% to 53,600, driven by a slight upward revision in India’s cotton production estimates and tepid trade sentiment. The Cotton Association of India (CAI) raised the country’s output projection slightly to 291.35 lakh bales for the 2024-25 season, mainly due to higher production in Odisha. However, the cotton trade remains…
Jeera futures fell by 1.85% to close at ₹19,880 due to sluggish domestic and export demand, rising arrivals in key mandis, and subdued export demand. Total mandi arrivals increased to 32,900 bags, creating supply-side pressure. Export demand remains subdued, with current requirements being met from existing inventories. Production for the current season is expected to…
Turmeric prices fell marginally by 0.25% to ₹13,778 on weak export orders and a surge in the market. Over 57,500 quintals were brought in, almost three times more than the previous day, which pushed down prices. However, prices may not fall much as concerns remain over lower production and lower supply. About 3.30 lakh hectares,…
Cotton candy prices rose slightly by 0.18% to 54,500, but bearish fundamentals remain. The Cotton Association of India (CAI) revised India’s 2024-25 cotton production to 291.35 lakh bales, attributed to higher output in Odisha. However, sluggish domestic consumption, exports, and ending stocks are weighing on the outlook. India’s cotton consumption estimate was reduced by 8…
India’s agricultural sector experienced a 6.5% increase in food grain production during the year ending June 30, 2025. Rice production reached an all-time high, while wheat and maize production reached historic highs. The growth is attributed to farmer diligence, advanced agricultural research, and effective government policies. However, the mustard crop faced setbacks, but increased soybean…
India’s 2025 wheat harvest exceeded expectations, restoring domestic stockpiles and eliminating the need for imports. The Food Corporation of India (FCI) procured 29.7 million metric tons of wheat, the highest in four years, and total stockpiles are expected to reach around 44 million tons. This could put downward pressure on global wheat prices, especially amid…
Jeera futures have fallen by 1.59% to settle at ₹20,725, mainly due to subdued domestic buying and weak export demand. The decline comes as the retail season draws to a close and overseas buyers remain inactive. Arrivals in major mandis have increased to 32,900 bags, indicating ample supply. Despite concerns about weather-related sowing delays in…
Maharashtra’s soybean cultivation area is expected to decrease by two lakh hectares due to poor returns on the produce last year. External factors such as the import of soybean cake as fodder and the government’s reluctance to purchase have dampened farmers’ interest in soybean cultivation. Other factors include losses caused by irregular rainfall and delays…
Jeera prices dropped by 0.34% to 20,750 due to muted domestic demand and weak export activity. Traders attributed the drop to the end of the retail season and a lack of fresh buying interest from overseas markets. Comfortable supply levels and subdued demand have increased downward pressure. Arrivals in major mandis surged to 32,900 bags,…
