This season (October 2022–September 2023) will likely see cotton exports reach a 19-year low due to weak demand from importing nations as a result of the slowing economies in the U.S. and Europe. The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) projects that Indian cotton exports will fall by 500,000 bales this month to 1.8 million (U.S….
On Thursday, the Indian rupee depreciated by 10 paise to open at 82.59 against the dollar, down from the previous close of 82.49. Due to the strengthening dollar and growing price of crude oil, the local currency is anticipated to decline today. Additionally, a consistent FII exodus from domestic equity markets could put pressure on…
On Thursday, the Indian Rupee began the day 15 paise higher at 81.70 to the dollar. The local currency is anticipated to strengthen against the US dollar due to strong global cues, increased equities market risk, and other factors. The USDINR pair is anticipated to trade flatly with a bias against it. Due to importers’…
In the current marketing year through August, the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) predicted a higher global production of oilseeds, but the prognosis of a 10.5 percent decline in sunflower seed in light of the Ukraine War may be cause for concern. According to the USDA, global production will total 645.61 million tonnes (mt), up…
The volatility in the global equity markets, the stability of oil prices at $95 per barrel, and the strength of the dollar, the Indian Rupee is likely to remain stable. On Friday, the USDINR pair opened a little higher and is forecast to move in a range of 82.50 and 83.30. Following the US Federal…
The Indian rupee fell to a new record low on Monday, owing to risk aversion in equity markets and a strong U.S. dollar. Investors are apprehensive ahead of the RBI MPC meeting later this week. The native currency began at 81.52 per dollar, down from Friday’s finish of 80.99. Analysts predict that the rupee would…
According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Crop Progress Report, U.S. soybean farmers have planted an average of five years more than last year, between dry conditions in the Midwest. Crop quality deteriorated further than last week. Poor US soybean crop quality will reduce overall productivity forecasting and stock distribution concerns. According to USDA’s Crop…
