Cotton fell as the ICAC projected higher production in 2024–2025

The ICAC’s predictions for the 2024–25 season anticipate growth in cotton-producing areas, production, consumption, and trade. This led to a -0.58% decline in cotton candy prices, closing at 61,860. Cotton cultivation is expected to expand by 3% to 32.85 million hectares, yielding 25.22 million tonnes. Consumption is forecasted to increase by 2.9% to 25.37 million…

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The government has increased its purchase of wheat, in an effort to keep food prices under control

The food ministry has selected 59 crucial districts across three states to strengthen MSP procurement operations. More farmers have registered for the wheat procurement drive this season, totaling over 0.36 million. The government’s wheat procurement push began last month to support inventories that had fallen to a 16-year low. Government agencies have acquired 0.6 MT…

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Improving demand from China has boosted Copper Rose

Copper prices rose 0.44% yesterday, finishing at 769.3, boosted by optimistic signs from China, the world’s largest purchaser of metal. This increase signals a potential resurgence in the sector, which has faced hurdles due to low demand in China’s industrial sector. Furthermore, the prospect of reduced supply as Chinese copper smelters consider cooperative output reduction…

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Gold prices surged to a record high of nearly $2,300 as a result of the earthquake in Taiwan reducing risk appetite

Following the terrible earthquake in Taiwan, demand for safe haven assets surged, and uncertainty surrounding U.S. interest rates further fueled demand for gold, which helped prices of the metal rise in Asian trade on Wednesday and stay close to record highs. An earthquake in Taiwan has damaged the island’s infrastructure and main chip production facilities,…

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