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Pulses
Today’s developments:
• The govt may hike pulses import quota for millers due to tightening supply of tur in domestic
market and lower production in other origins too. Tur price in domestic market has crossed MSP
level and is ruling at Rs5800
additional import of few lakh MT of tur alone. The current quota fixed at 2 lakh MT.
• Market sources expect tur import to increase by 6 to 7 lakh MT,if govt. permits addition import to
control increasing price of tur.India imports tur fro
yellow peas from Canada, Ukraine and Russia. Currently, India allows 2lakh MT tur import and 1.5
lakh MT each Urad, Moong and peas.
• Monsoon is going to play an import role in influencing the prices of pulses and
import. If monsoon is weak, possibility of higher import looms large.
• Pressure on chana cash market continues and prices declined by Rs 100 to Rs4550
cash market. Miller’s sluggish interest at higher level, weak futures an
remain price affecting factor. Chana in Delhi market is likely to trade at Rs 4500
week.
• Pressure was seen on cash moong market with the commencement of new arrival. However, lower
stock for quality crop and good demand at current level would not allow moong market to
decrease beyond a certain level. Summer crop in Bihar, MP and UP is almost ready to be harvested
now. However, demand from Papper industries and dal mills continues. It would help market to
sustain at current level. Once the pressure from summer crop decreases, moong would trade firm
again.It is being traded at Rs6500
Recent Developments that are still Influencing Markets:
• (23 May ,2019)Govt may increase tur import quota sensing short supply in coming months.
• (20 May,2019)Pulses market continued to trade firm taking clue from firm futures and higher
quotes in global market. Demand for dal and fresh buying by mills have lent support to pulses
market. Chana in Delhi market traded Rs100 up to Rs 4775
Mumbai traded up by Rs 100 to Rs4650
Rs4650.Market fundamental remains supportive to cash chana market and it may mo
by Rs 200 this week. At this level one good correction is expected.
• (18 May 2019)Pulses price movement would depend on monsoon progress and result of Lok Sabha
election due on 23 rd May-2019.Pulses traded firm during last two weeks and tur crossed all
barriers and traded above MSP(Rs 5675) in various markets. It is still ruling up. However, all other
pulses tried to touch MSP but could not touch its MSP level.If sitting govt. is elec
market may stabilize as Govt would not allow market to cross beyond a certain level.
• (15 May 2019) Tur market continued to trade firm and may move up further. Lower crop size in
India, declining old stock and lower availability of Tur sourc
market to trade above MSP first time after 2.5 years. Import has been restricted at 2lakh MT while
govt would import 1.75 lakh MT. Besides, there is a scope of more import through G2G basis if
prices moves beyond 6000 level.in Gulberga market tur is being traded at Rs5550
tone remains firm.
Daily Price Monitoring Report
25 May
may hike pulses import quota for millers due to tightening supply of tur in domestic
market and lower production in other origins too. Tur price in domestic market has crossed MSP
level and is ruling at Rs5800-6100 per qtl., depending on quality of the crop. Govt may allow
additional import of few lakh MT of tur alone. The current quota fixed at 2 lakh MT.
Market sources expect tur import to increase by 6 to 7 lakh MT,if govt. permits addition import to
control increasing price of tur.India imports tur from Malawi and Tanzania,Urad fromMyanmar and
yellow peas from Canada, Ukraine and Russia. Currently, India allows 2lakh MT tur import and 1.5
lakh MT each Urad, Moong and peas.
Monsoon is going to play an import role in influencing the prices of pulses and
import. If monsoon is weak, possibility of higher import looms large.
Pressure on chana cash market continues and prices declined by Rs 100 to Rs4550
cash market. Miller’s sluggish interest at higher level, weak futures and higher stock in central pool
remain price affecting factor. Chana in Delhi market is likely to trade at Rs 4500
Pressure was seen on cash moong market with the commencement of new arrival. However, lower
d good demand at current level would not allow moong market to
decrease beyond a certain level. Summer crop in Bihar, MP and UP is almost ready to be harvested
now. However, demand from Papper industries and dal mills continues. It would help market to
tain at current level. Once the pressure from summer crop decreases, moong would trade firm
again.It is being traded at Rs6500-6900 in Delhi market
Recent Developments that are still Influencing Markets:
may increase tur import quota sensing short supply in coming months.
Pulses market continued to trade firm taking clue from firm futures and higher
quotes in global market. Demand for dal and fresh buying by mills have lent support to pulses
market. Chana in Delhi market traded Rs100 up to Rs 4775-4800 in Delhi while Australian chana in
Mumbai traded up by Rs 100 to Rs4650-4700.kabuli Sudan at Mumbai was offered at
Rs4650.Market fundamental remains supportive to cash chana market and it may mo
by Rs 200 this week. At this level one good correction is expected.
Pulses price movement would depend on monsoon progress and result of Lok Sabha
2019.Pulses traded firm during last two weeks and tur crossed all
barriers and traded above MSP(Rs 5675) in various markets. It is still ruling up. However, all other
pulses tried to touch MSP but could not touch its MSP level.If sitting govt. is elec
market may stabilize as Govt would not allow market to cross beyond a certain level.
Tur market continued to trade firm and may move up further. Lower crop size in
India, declining old stock and lower availability of Tur sourced from African countries have helped
market to trade above MSP first time after 2.5 years. Import has been restricted at 2lakh MT while
govt would import 1.75 lakh MT. Besides, there is a scope of more import through G2G basis if
level.in Gulberga market tur is being traded at Rs5550
Price Monitoring Report
May 2019
may hike pulses import quota for millers due to tightening supply of tur in domestic
market and lower production in other origins too. Tur price in domestic market has crossed MSP
op. Govt may allow
additional import of few lakh MT of tur alone. The current quota fixed at 2 lakh MT.
Market sources expect tur import to increase by 6 to 7 lakh MT,if govt. permits addition import to
m Malawi and Tanzania,Urad fromMyanmar and
yellow peas from Canada, Ukraine and Russia. Currently, India allows 2lakh MT tur import and 1.5
Monsoon is going to play an import role in influencing the prices of pulses and govt.’s strategy of
Pressure on chana cash market continues and prices declined by Rs 100 to Rs4550-4600 in Delhi
d higher stock in central pool
remain price affecting factor. Chana in Delhi market is likely to trade at Rs 4500-4650 per qtl. this
Pressure was seen on cash moong market with the commencement of new arrival. However, lower
d good demand at current level would not allow moong market to
decrease beyond a certain level. Summer crop in Bihar, MP and UP is almost ready to be harvested
now. However, demand from Papper industries and dal mills continues. It would help market to
tain at current level. Once the pressure from summer crop decreases, moong would trade firm
may increase tur import quota sensing short supply in coming months.
Pulses market continued to trade firm taking clue from firm futures and higher
quotes in global market. Demand for dal and fresh buying by mills have lent support to pulses
4800 in Delhi while Australian chana in
4700.kabuli Sudan at Mumbai was offered at
Rs4650.Market fundamental remains supportive to cash chana market and it may move further up
Pulses price movement would depend on monsoon progress and result of Lok Sabha
2019.Pulses traded firm during last two weeks and tur crossed all
barriers and traded above MSP(Rs 5675) in various markets. It is still ruling up. However, all other
pulses tried to touch MSP but could not touch its MSP level.If sitting govt. is elected once again,
market may stabilize as Govt would not allow market to cross beyond a certain level.
Tur market continued to trade firm and may move up further. Lower crop size in
ed from African countries have helped
market to trade above MSP first time after 2.5 years. Import has been restricted at 2lakh MT while
govt would import 1.75 lakh MT. Besides, there is a scope of more import through G2G basis if
level.in Gulberga market tur is being traded at Rs5550-5750.Overall
• (14 May 2019)Production of rabi pulses in last season has been lower and if planting gets
hampered due to lower rainfall in kharif season, it may fuel pulses price. Most
stock has been consumed and supply
kharif season may distort market. Now market is awaiting monsoon rainfall.
• (13 May 2019)In case of tur import DGFT has received more than 6000 app
would be examined on 11th June
this notification bulls started driving market up and tur moved up by Rs250
There is good demand from dal mille
At Mumbai port Tur lemon was quoted at $745 and old at $700 per MT. There is good demand in
Mumbai and Karnataka while arrival is continuously decreasing. Agriwatch expects a downward
correction in cash market. However, overall tone remains bullish.
• (09 May 2019)DGFT has received 6491 application for pulses import. Out of all applications around
3000 to 3500 application holders seems to import pulses in higher quantity as they have deposited
the amount of Rs 1 lakh. If all applications are accepted, import would not be beneficial. Right now
there is no parity for import except peas. It would be interesting to see how the DGFT allocates
quantity for applicants.
● (08 May 2019) Procurement agencies have
2019.Out of total procurement Madhya Pradesh has contributed 165013.46 MT. Rajasthan has
contributed 44138.57 MT. Total procurement in Telangana has been registered34500 MT so far.
Maharashtra, Gujarat and AP have contributed 9298.37, 8674.44 & 329.10
Procurement in UP and Karnataka is yet to begin.
● (06 May 2019)Nafed has procured 2.70 lakh MT tur,1.61 lakh MT chana,4 thousand MT masur and
5 thousand MT moong and 6700MT urad on MSP so far.It has procured 1.11lakh tonne tur in
Karnataka,70 thousand tonne in Telangana5
5000 Mt in AP. Madhya Pradesh and Tamil Nadu have contributed 1800 and 400 MT respectively as
on 1st May 2019.Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh have procured2500 MT moong ea
● (26Apr 2019)Tur import quota for private trade has been fixed at 2 lakh MT. In addition to this
govt. would import 1.75 lakh MT tur from African countries this year, starting from 1
2019.This means total import would be around 3.75 lakh MT this year. Despite import, lower crop
size this year may push tur cash market up towards MSP level in the medium term. Crop in Burma
is one and a half month away from now and forward deals ha
hints market to move up.
Daily Price Monitoring Report
25 May
Production of rabi pulses in last season has been lower and if planting gets
hampered due to lower rainfall in kharif season, it may fuel pulses price. Most parts of excess old
stock has been consumed and supply-demand side is almost balanced right now. But one bad
kharif season may distort market. Now market is awaiting monsoon rainfall.
import DGFT has received more than 6000 applications for import. It
June-2019. So it was clear that import is not possible before July. After
this notification bulls started driving market up and tur moved up by Rs250-350 in a week time.
There is good demand from dal millers. Tur lemon in Mumbai was traded at Rs5450
At Mumbai port Tur lemon was quoted at $745 and old at $700 per MT. There is good demand in
Mumbai and Karnataka while arrival is continuously decreasing. Agriwatch expects a downward
cash market. However, overall tone remains bullish.
DGFT has received 6491 application for pulses import. Out of all applications around
3000 to 3500 application holders seems to import pulses in higher quantity as they have deposited
unt of Rs 1 lakh. If all applications are accepted, import would not be beneficial. Right now
there is no parity for import except peas. It would be interesting to see how the DGFT allocates
Procurement agencies have procured total 261953.94 MT chana till 7
2019.Out of total procurement Madhya Pradesh has contributed 165013.46 MT. Rajasthan has
contributed 44138.57 MT. Total procurement in Telangana has been registered34500 MT so far.
Maharashtra, Gujarat and AP have contributed 9298.37, 8674.44 & 329.10MT respectively so far.
Procurement in UP and Karnataka is yet to begin.
Nafed has procured 2.70 lakh MT tur,1.61 lakh MT chana,4 thousand MT masur and
5 thousand MT moong and 6700MT urad on MSP so far.It has procured 1.11lakh tonne tur in
rnataka,70 thousand tonne in Telangana53000 MT in Maharashtra,30,000 MT
5000 Mt in AP. Madhya Pradesh and Tamil Nadu have contributed 1800 and 400 MT respectively as
on 1st May 2019.Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh have procured2500 MT moong ea
Tur import quota for private trade has been fixed at 2 lakh MT. In addition to this
govt. would import 1.75 lakh MT tur from African countries this year, starting from 1
2019.This means total import would be around 3.75 lakh MT this year. Despite import, lower crop
size this year may push tur cash market up towards MSP level in the medium term. Crop in Burma
is one and a half month away from now and forward deals have been struck at $ 700
Price Monitoring Report
May 2019
Production of rabi pulses in last season has been lower and if planting gets
parts of excess old
demand side is almost balanced right now. But one bad
lications for import. It
2019. So it was clear that import is not possible before July. After
350 in a week time.
rs. Tur lemon in Mumbai was traded at Rs5450-5500 per qtl.
At Mumbai port Tur lemon was quoted at $745 and old at $700 per MT. There is good demand in
Mumbai and Karnataka while arrival is continuously decreasing. Agriwatch expects a downward
DGFT has received 6491 application for pulses import. Out of all applications around
3000 to 3500 application holders seems to import pulses in higher quantity as they have deposited
unt of Rs 1 lakh. If all applications are accepted, import would not be beneficial. Right now
there is no parity for import except peas. It would be interesting to see how the DGFT allocates
procured total 261953.94 MT chana till 7th May-
2019.Out of total procurement Madhya Pradesh has contributed 165013.46 MT. Rajasthan has
contributed 44138.57 MT. Total procurement in Telangana has been registered34500 MT so far.
MT respectively so far.
Nafed has procured 2.70 lakh MT tur,1.61 lakh MT chana,4 thousand MT masur and
5 thousand MT moong and 6700MT urad on MSP so far.It has procured 1.11lakh tonne tur in
3000 MT in Maharashtra,30,000 MT in Gujarat and
5000 Mt in AP. Madhya Pradesh and Tamil Nadu have contributed 1800 and 400 MT respectively as
on 1st May 2019.Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh have procured2500 MT moong each so far.
Tur import quota for private trade has been fixed at 2 lakh MT. In addition to this
govt. would import 1.75 lakh MT tur from African countries this year, starting from 1st April-
2019.This means total import would be around 3.75 lakh MT this year. Despite import, lower crop
size this year may push tur cash market up towards MSP level in the medium term. Crop in Burma
ve been struck at $ 700-710 per MT. It
Price & Arrival:
State/District Market
Modal Price (Rs/Qtl)
Andhra Pradesh Guntur(Gota
Branded)
Andhra Pradesh Vijaywada
Tamil Nadu Villupuram
Tamil Nadu Chennai
State/District Market
Modal Price (Rs/Qtl)
Andhra Pradesh Yemmiganur
Andhra Pradesh Kurnool
Maharashtra Akola
Andhra Pradesh Vijayawada
State/District Market
Modal Price (Rs/Qtl)
Rajasthan Jodhpur
Karnataka Gulbarga
Madhya Pradesh Harda
Andhra Pradesh Vijayawada
State/District Market
Modal Price (Rs/Qtl)
Andhra Pradesh Kurnool
Andhra Pradesh Yemmiganur
Madhya Pradesh Indore
Rajasthan Bikaner
Daily Price Monitoring Report
25 May
Urad
Modal Price (Rs/Qtl)
Change
Arrivals (Qtl)
Change 25 May
2019
24 May
2019
25
May
2019
24
May
2019
8500 8500 Unch NA NA
6100 6100 Unch 1000 1000 Unch
NA 5871 - NA 500
5075 5100 -25 NA NA
Tur
Modal Price (Rs/Qtl)
Change
Arrivals (Qtl)
Change 25 May
2019
24 May
2019
25
May
2019
24
May
2019
NA NA - NA NA
5669 5719 -50 20 10 10
5875 5800 75 60 121 -
5800 5800 Unch NA NA
Moong
Modal Price (Rs/Qtl)
Change
Arrivals (Qtl)
Change 25 May
2019
24 May
2019
25
May
2019
24
May
2019
6200 5900 300 5 13
5850 5781 69 50 30 20
5990 NA - 2071 NA
6300 6300 Unch 200 200 Unch
Chana
Modal Price (Rs/Qtl)
Change
Arrivals (Qtl)
Change 25 May
2019
24 May
2019
25
May
2019
24
May
2019
4381 NA - 3 NA
NA NA - NA NA
4600 4600 Unch 1200 1500 -300
NA NA - 25 115 -
Price Monitoring Report
May 2019
Change Source
- Agriwatch
Unch Agriwatch
- Agmarknet
- Agriwatch
Change Source
- eNAM
10 eNAM
-61 eNAM
- Agriwatch
Change Source
-8 eNAM
20 Agmarknet
- Agmarknet
Unch Agriwatch
Change Source
- eNAM
- eNAM
300 Agriwatch
-90 eNAM
Chana at NCDEX
Contract Open High
19-Jun 4639 4661
19-Jul 4690 4711
19-Aug 4746 4765
As on 24th May - 2019 at 6pm
Daily Price Monitoring Report
25 May
High Low Close Change Volume
4661 4618 4622 -8 46870
4711 4667 4671 -3 1758
4765 4723 4723 -2 1370
2019 at 6pm Rs/Quintal
Price Monitoring Report
May 2019
Volume O.Int
46870 117280
1758 69280
1370 3230
Rs/Quintal
Groundnut
Current Developments:
• As on 23rdMay 2019,Nafed sold total groundnut K
in India. It has disposed total 8.8
1.27 lakh tonnes so far in Gujarat market only. Additionally, Nafed has sold total
of groundnut K-18 and holds remaining balance at
Recent Developments that are still Influencing Markets:
• (30.04.2019)As per APEDA data, groundnut shipment reported lower by 3.13% to 488233 MT
during April-March 2019 amounting total Rs. 3296 crores as compared to
during the same period of time. However, the shipment is higher by 26.290% as compared
386594 MT in April to February 2019.
• (22.05.2019) The state government got the approval from ministry of Agriculture to procure
groundnut and Sunflower seed of Rabi season in Odisha. The proposal for procurement of shelled
ground nut has been approved f
tonnes of Sunflower seeds at MSP price Rs. 5388 per quintal from registered farmers. The
procurement operation, which will start on May 24 2019 and will continue for two months till July
27,2019. All the process will be undertaken by National Agricultural Cooperative Marketing
Federation of India Ltd (Nafed) through two State agencies
Federation (Markfed) and Tribal Development Cooperative Corporation of Odish
(TDCCL). Payments will be made directly to the bank accounts of farmers within three days from
the actual delivery of their products to the procuring agency.
• (20.05.2019)Indian Oilseeds & Produce Export Promotion Council (IOPEPC) is planning to d
cluster-based production mainly for groundnut and sesame seed which will be pesticide
also targeting to cultivate other varieties of oilseeds to fulfill global demand as well. It focuses
towards drip irrigation facilities so that monsoon
reduced. In the meeting, council can discuss the expected crop size of groundnut and sesame for
Rabi 2019.
• (07.03.2019) In the second advanced estimates, ministry expects lower Indian groundnut crop
(Kharif and Rabi) at 69.70 lakh tonnes for 2018/19 season against 82.17 lakh tonnes in 2017/18.
Kharif groundnut crop size during 2018
17.74% than the production of 66.15 million tonnes in
rainfall at initial stage of crop and lower acreage are the main reason to cut output of Groundnut.
• (22.02.2019) We expects AP groundnut crop size at 4.21 lakh metri
lower from previous year crop size i.e. 5.48 lakh metric
sowing area for this season.
• (15.02.2019) As per recent ministry report, total
down at 4.81 Lakh hac. in this year as comp
recorded at 0.58 lakh hac. in this year
• (18.01.2019)-In the second advanced estimates AP has downward revised the Kharif production
estimate of GN to 3.29 lakh tons as against 4.05 lakh tons in 1
groundnut production is estimated at 1.49 lakh tons.
Daily Price Monitoring Report
25 May
Nafed sold total groundnut K-17 & K-18 at 3515 MT and 2804
in India. It has disposed total 8.89 lakh tonnes of groundnut K-17 and holds remaining balance at
so far in Gujarat market only. Additionally, Nafed has sold total
18 and holds remaining balance at 4.98 lakh tonnes so far.
Recent Developments that are still Influencing Markets:
As per APEDA data, groundnut shipment reported lower by 3.13% to 488233 MT
March 2019 amounting total Rs. 3296 crores as compared to 504038 MT
during the same period of time. However, the shipment is higher by 26.290% as compared
386594 MT in April to February 2019.
The state government got the approval from ministry of Agriculture to procure
groundnut and Sunflower seed of Rabi season in Odisha. The proposal for procurement of shelled
ground nut has been approved for 6580 tonnes at MSP prices i.e. 4890 per quintal and 10,500
tonnes of Sunflower seeds at MSP price Rs. 5388 per quintal from registered farmers. The
procurement operation, which will start on May 24 2019 and will continue for two months till July
. All the process will be undertaken by National Agricultural Cooperative Marketing
Federation of India Ltd (Nafed) through two State agencies - Odisha State Cooperative Marketing
Federation (Markfed) and Tribal Development Cooperative Corporation of Odish
Payments will be made directly to the bank accounts of farmers within three days from
the actual delivery of their products to the procuring agency.
Indian Oilseeds & Produce Export Promotion Council (IOPEPC) is planning to d
based production mainly for groundnut and sesame seed which will be pesticide
also targeting to cultivate other varieties of oilseeds to fulfill global demand as well. It focuses
towards drip irrigation facilities so that monsoon dependency for better crop growth could be
reduced. In the meeting, council can discuss the expected crop size of groundnut and sesame for
In the second advanced estimates, ministry expects lower Indian groundnut crop
abi) at 69.70 lakh tonnes for 2018/19 season against 82.17 lakh tonnes in 2017/18.
during 2018-19 is estimated at 54.41 lakh tonnes which is lower by
17.74% than the production of 66.15 million tonnes in 2nd Advance Estimates of
rainfall at initial stage of crop and lower acreage are the main reason to cut output of Groundnut.
) We expects AP groundnut crop size at 4.21 lakh metric tonnes for 2018/19 season
from previous year crop size i.e. 5.48 lakh metrictonnes as farmers covered
As per recent ministry report, total Rabi groundnut area in India has been reported
down at 4.81 Lakh hac. in this year as compared to 6.27 lakh hac. in previous year. In AP, it is
t 0.58 lakh hac. in this year lower than 0.85 lakh hac. in the previous year.
In the second advanced estimates AP has downward revised the Kharif production
lakh tons as against 4.05 lakh tons in 1stAdvanced estimates. Rabi
groundnut production is estimated at 1.49 lakh tons.
Price Monitoring Report
May 2019
2804 MT respectively
17 and holds remaining balance at
so far in Gujarat market only. Additionally, Nafed has sold total 2.04 lakh tonnes
As per APEDA data, groundnut shipment reported lower by 3.13% to 488233 MT
504038 MT in last year
during the same period of time. However, the shipment is higher by 26.290% as compared to
The state government got the approval from ministry of Agriculture to procure
groundnut and Sunflower seed of Rabi season in Odisha. The proposal for procurement of shelled
or 6580 tonnes at MSP prices i.e. 4890 per quintal and 10,500
tonnes of Sunflower seeds at MSP price Rs. 5388 per quintal from registered farmers. The
procurement operation, which will start on May 24 2019 and will continue for two months till July
. All the process will be undertaken by National Agricultural Cooperative Marketing
Odisha State Cooperative Marketing
Federation (Markfed) and Tribal Development Cooperative Corporation of Odisha Limited
Payments will be made directly to the bank accounts of farmers within three days from
Indian Oilseeds & Produce Export Promotion Council (IOPEPC) is planning to develop
based production mainly for groundnut and sesame seed which will be pesticide-free. It is
also targeting to cultivate other varieties of oilseeds to fulfill global demand as well. It focuses
dependency for better crop growth could be
reduced. In the meeting, council can discuss the expected crop size of groundnut and sesame for
In the second advanced estimates, ministry expects lower Indian groundnut crop
abi) at 69.70 lakh tonnes for 2018/19 season against 82.17 lakh tonnes in 2017/18.
19 is estimated at 54.41 lakh tonnes which is lower by
Advance Estimates of 2017-18. Less
rainfall at initial stage of crop and lower acreage are the main reason to cut output of Groundnut.
c tonnes for 2018/19 season
tonnes as farmers covered the lower
groundnut area in India has been reported
ared to 6.27 lakh hac. in previous year. In AP, it is
lower than 0.85 lakh hac. in the previous year.
In the second advanced estimates AP has downward revised the Kharif production
Advanced estimates. Rabi
Price & Arrival:
State/District Market Variety
Andhra
Pradesh
Adoni
Dharmavaram
Gooti
Guntakal
Kadapa
Kadiri
Kalyandurg
Kurnool
Madakasira
Penukonda
Piler
Rayachoti
Srikalahasti Other
Tenakallu
Yemmiganur
Gujarat
Bhavnagar
Deesa
Jamnagar
Rajkot
Telangana
Nagarkurnool
Suryapeta
Tandur
Wanaparthy
Town
Daily Price Monitoring Report
25 May
Groundnut
Variety
Modal Price
(Rs/Qtl)
Change
Arrivals (Qtl)
25-
May-
19
24-
May-
19
25-
May-
19
24-
May
19
NA 6087 NA NA 14
Local NA NA NA NA NA
Local NA NA NA NA NA
Local NA NA NA NA NA
Local 4000 4670 -670 84 63
Local NA NA NA NA NA
NA NA NA NA NA
5581 5045 536 11 5
JL-24 NA NA NA NA NA
Local NA NA NA NA NA
Local NA NA NA NA NA
Local NA NA NA NA NA
Other NA NA NA NA NA
Local NA NA NA NA NA
NA NA NA NA NA
NA NA NA NA NA
NA NA NA NA NA
4105 NA NA 12 NA
4700 4900 -200 12 12
4422 4749 -327 14 5
NA 3888 NA NA 2
NA NA NA NA NA
4739 4849 -110 18 5
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May 2019
Arrivals (Qtl)
Change Source
May-
NA NAM
NA Agmarknet
NA Agmarknet
NA Agmarknet
21 NAM
NA Agmarknet
NA Agmarknet
6 NAM
NA Agmarknet
NA Agmarknet
NA Agmarknet
NA Agmarknet
NA Agmarknet
NA Agmarknet
NA NAM
NA NAM
NA NAM
NA NAM
Unch NAM
9 NAM
NA NAM
NA NAM
13 NAM
Onion
Today’s Development:
• In Lasalgaon, modal prices are trading near Rs. 830
650/ quintal during same time period. Prices are likely to
months.
Recent Developments that are still influencing the Market:
• (15 April 2019) -In Gujarat, arrivals during the period (1
higher than last year. Highest arrivals reported in Mahu
of total arrivals.
• (12 April 2019) -State Government of Maharashtra
to farmers who have suffered financial distress to low prices till 15
quantity being capped at 200/ quintal.
• (11 April 2019) -On Wednesday, onion prices
amid higher arrivals.
• (10 April 2019) -In Lasalgaon, prices are
are continuous because of peak harvesting season.
• (08 April 2019) -According to trade sources exports may on higher side because of lower
prevailing prices and higher incentives of 10% under MEIS scheme till 30
• (05 April 2019) -In Lasalgaon mandi, prices are trading in the range of Rs 500 to Rs 1050/ quintal
amid higher arrivals.
• (04 April 2019) -Prices have increased slightly in few markets with increase in arrivals from
producing regions.
• (29 March 2019) -Lasalgaon
April. Prices in most of the markets have increased by Rs. 50 to Rs. 150/ quintal.
• (26 March 2019) - Onion prices reported higher in most of the markets amid lower production
estimates in Maharashtra.
• (23 March 2019) -Prices reported slightly firm in most of the markets amid lower arrivals from
producing regions.
Price and Arrivals in Major Markets
State Market Modal Wholesale Prices (Rs/Qtl)
25-May-19
Gujarat Ahmedabad 800
Rajkot 700
Karnataka Bangalore 900
Belgaum 1000
Madhya Pradesh Indore 700
Maharashtra Lasalgaon 1125
Pune NA
Andhra Pradesh Kurnool NA
Rajasthan Jaipur 800
Telangana Hyderabad 900
Daily Price Monitoring Report
25 May
In Lasalgaon, modal prices are trading near Rs. 830- Rs.870/ quintal compared to last year‘s Rs.
650/ quintal during same time period. Prices are likely to remain on higher side in coming
Recent Developments that are still influencing the Market:
In Gujarat, arrivals during the period (1st April -13th April 2019) reported 14.15%
higher than last year. Highest arrivals reported in Mahuva which contribute approximately 70%
State Government of Maharashtra has extended the subsidy of Rs 200/quintal
to farmers who have suffered financial distress to low prices till 15th April 2019 with individual
quantity being capped at 200/ quintal.
On Wednesday, onion prices reported steady to firm in most of the markets
In Lasalgaon, prices are trading on a higher side of Rs. 1050/ quintal and arrivals
are continuous because of peak harvesting season.
According to trade sources exports may on higher side because of lower
prevailing prices and higher incentives of 10% under MEIS scheme till 30th June 2019.
In Lasalgaon mandi, prices are trading in the range of Rs 500 to Rs 1050/ quintal
Prices have increased slightly in few markets with increase in arrivals from
Lasalgaon market is closed because of March closing and will reopen on 2
April. Prices in most of the markets have increased by Rs. 50 to Rs. 150/ quintal.
Onion prices reported higher in most of the markets amid lower production
Prices reported slightly firm in most of the markets amid lower arrivals from
Price and Arrivals in Major Markets
Onion
Modal Wholesale Prices (Rs/Qtl) Arrivals in Tons
19 24-May-19 Change 25-May-19 24-May-
1000 -200 661 669
625 75 80 100
900 Unch 1620 1542
900 100 509 71
800 -100 1325 1198
NA - 1891 NA
900 - NA 1058
NA - NA NA
800 Unch 804 875
900 Unch 350 400
Price Monitoring Report
May 2019
Rs.870/ quintal compared to last year‘s Rs.
remain on higher side in coming
April 2019) reported 14.15%
va which contribute approximately 70%
has extended the subsidy of Rs 200/quintal
April 2019 with individual
reported steady to firm in most of the markets
1050/ quintal and arrivals
According to trade sources exports may on higher side because of lower
June 2019.
In Lasalgaon mandi, prices are trading in the range of Rs 500 to Rs 1050/ quintal
Prices have increased slightly in few markets with increase in arrivals from
market is closed because of March closing and will reopen on 2nd
April. Prices in most of the markets have increased by Rs. 50 to Rs. 150/ quintal.
Onion prices reported higher in most of the markets amid lower production
Prices reported slightly firm in most of the markets amid lower arrivals from
Arrivals in Tons Source
-19 Change
-8 Agmarknet
-20 Agmarknet
78 Agmarknet
438 Agmarknet
128 Agmarknet
- Agmarknet
- Agmarknet
- Agmarknet
-71 Agmarknet
-50 Agmarknet
Potato Today’s Development:
• All India, potato prices are trading on lower side compared to last year but prices are still on
higher side this year amid lower storage in West Bengal this year because of lower yield in later
stage harvesting.
• In Punjab, traders are expecting a storage of approximately 70
96% from a total storage of 19.66 lakh tons. R
times which damaged the crop and crop size declined.
Developments that are still influencing the Markets:
• (12 April 2019) -In West Bengal, loading in cold storage
85% capacity utilization this year compared to last year
storage of 70.62 lakh tons.
• (12 April 2019) -In U.P, traders are expecting approximately 85% capacity utilization compared
to last year 78% capacity utilization from
• (08 April 2019) -In West Bengal,
80-83% loading is completed compared to last year’s 92% loading by this time. Loading is
delayed this year by 7-10 days beca
• (05 April 2019) -In U.P, potato acreage is estimated to be 5.80 lakh hectares compared to 6.10
lakh hectares. Loading is in progress and so far approximately 80% loading is completed. Loading
is delayed this year compared to last year. Traders are expecting capacity utilization of 87
in U.P compared to 78% last year.
• (03 April 2019) - Loading is expected to get completed this week which is already delayed by 7
10 days in major procuring districts.
• (02 April 2019) - Loading prices in West Bengal and U.P was tradi
800/ quintal compared to last year Rs.
• (01 April 2019)-In West Bengal, loading in cold storages is in prog
80% loading is completed compared to last year’s
Price and Arrivals at Major Markets
State Markets Modal Wholesale Prices (Rs/Qtl)
25-May-19
Andhra Pradesh Palamaner 700
Karnataka Bangalore 1350
Belgaum 1350
Gujarat Surat 875
Madhya Pradesh Indore 1100
Maharashtra Pune NA
Delhi Delhi 768
Uttar Pradesh Agra 720
Daily Price Monitoring
rices are trading on lower side compared to last year but prices are still on
higher side this year amid lower storage in West Bengal this year because of lower yield in later
In Punjab, traders are expecting a storage of approximately 70-75% this compared to last year
96% from a total storage of 19.66 lakh tons. Reason for lower storage was spell of rains many
times which damaged the crop and crop size declined.
Developments that are still influencing the Markets:
In West Bengal, loading in cold storage is completed and traders are expecting
capacity utilization this year compared to last year 92% capacity utilization from a total
traders are expecting approximately 85% capacity utilization compared
to last year 78% capacity utilization from a total storage of 142 lakh tons.
In West Bengal, loading in cold storage is in progress and so far approximately
83% loading is completed compared to last year’s 92% loading by this time. Loading is
10 days because of late sowing and late harvesting of crops.
n U.P, potato acreage is estimated to be 5.80 lakh hectares compared to 6.10
lakh hectares. Loading is in progress and so far approximately 80% loading is completed. Loading
year compared to last year. Traders are expecting capacity utilization of 87
in U.P compared to 78% last year.
Loading is expected to get completed this week which is already delayed by 7
10 days in major procuring districts.
Loading prices in West Bengal and U.P was trading in the range of Rs. 600 to Rs.
uintal compared to last year Rs. 900-Rs 1300/ quintal during same time.
In West Bengal, loading in cold storages is in progress and so far app
% loading is completed compared to last year’s 92% during this time.
Price and Arrivals at Major Markets
Potato
Modal Wholesale Prices (Rs/Qtl) Arrivals in Tons
24-May-19 Change 25-May-19 24-May
500 200 0.2 0.1
1350 Unch 884 1085
1250 100 246 34
925 -50 600 700
900 200 265 417
1200 - NA 561
754 14 642 815
730 -10 1735 1760
Daily Price Monitoring Report
27th May, 2019
rices are trading on lower side compared to last year but prices are still on
higher side this year amid lower storage in West Bengal this year because of lower yield in later
75% this compared to last year
eason for lower storage was spell of rains many
is completed and traders are expecting
capacity utilization from a total
traders are expecting approximately 85% capacity utilization compared
loading in cold storage is in progress and so far approximately
83% loading is completed compared to last year’s 92% loading by this time. Loading is
use of late sowing and late harvesting of crops.
n U.P, potato acreage is estimated to be 5.80 lakh hectares compared to 6.10
lakh hectares. Loading is in progress and so far approximately 80% loading is completed. Loading
year compared to last year. Traders are expecting capacity utilization of 87-92%
Loading is expected to get completed this week which is already delayed by 7-
ng in the range of Rs. 600 to Rs.
Rs 1300/ quintal during same time.
ress and so far approximately
Arrivals in Tons Source
May-19 Change
0.1 NAM
1085 -201 Agmarknet
212 Agmarknet
700 -100 Agmarknet
417 -152 Agmarknet
561 - Agmarknet
815 -174 Agmarknet
1760 -25 Agmarknet
Tomato Today’s Developments:
• In Madanapalle, modal prices are trading near Rs. 2800/quintal compared to last year Rs. 600/
quintal because of lower crop size and prices are likely to come down in coming weeks with
increase in arrivals from local region.
• All India tomato arrivals are com
which prices are firm in market.
Developments that are still influencing the Market:
• (15 April 2019) -In Andhra Pradesh, prices are trading on higher side because of lower arrivals
from producing regions amid lower crop size. Prices are expected to come down in couple of
weeks once arrivals from Andhra Pradesh starts full fledge.
• (15 April 2019) -Across the country prices are firm in most of the markets during the week
period because of lower arriv
regions. According to trade sources crop was damaged during the Feb last and March starting
rains.
• (12 April 2019) -In South India, tomato prices are expected to be on higher side for next
of weeks and may decline once fresh crop Andhra Pradesh starts in full fledge in May.
• (11 April 2019) -In Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka, prices have dropped down amid higher
arrivals from producing regions. Also prices have dropped down in most of th
compared to Wednesday Prices.
• (08 April 2019) -In Madanapalle, prices have increased because of lower arrivals and traders are
expecting prices to remain firm for next couple of weeks until new crop from A.P starts full
fledge from local region.
• (04 April 2019) -Higher arrivals reported in almost all the markets and prices have dropped
down by Rs 30 to Rs 300/ quintal in most of the markets.
• (03 April 2019) -Lower arrivals reported in most of the markets which has pushed the prices
upward.
Price and Arrivals in Major Markets
State Markets Modal Wholesale Prices (Rs/Qtl.)
25-May-
Andhra
Pradesh
Mulakalacheruvu 2800
Madanapalle 2450
Kalikiri 2000
Pattikonda NA
Gurramkonda 1000
Karnataka Chintamani NA
Kolar 2033
Maharashtra Pune NA
Delhi Delhi NA
Telangana Bowenpally 4000
Daily Price Monitoring
Madanapalle, modal prices are trading near Rs. 2800/quintal compared to last year Rs. 600/
quintal because of lower crop size and prices are likely to come down in coming weeks with
increase in arrivals from local region.
All India tomato arrivals are comparatively lower than last year during same time because of
which prices are firm in market.
Developments that are still influencing the Market:
In Andhra Pradesh, prices are trading on higher side because of lower arrivals
regions amid lower crop size. Prices are expected to come down in couple of
weeks once arrivals from Andhra Pradesh starts full fledge.
Across the country prices are firm in most of the markets during the week
period because of lower arrivals during the week period amid lower arrivals from producing
regions. According to trade sources crop was damaged during the Feb last and March starting
In South India, tomato prices are expected to be on higher side for next
of weeks and may decline once fresh crop Andhra Pradesh starts in full fledge in May.
In Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka, prices have dropped down amid higher
arrivals from producing regions. Also prices have dropped down in most of th
compared to Wednesday Prices.
In Madanapalle, prices have increased because of lower arrivals and traders are
expecting prices to remain firm for next couple of weeks until new crop from A.P starts full
Higher arrivals reported in almost all the markets and prices have dropped
down by Rs 30 to Rs 300/ quintal in most of the markets.
Lower arrivals reported in most of the markets which has pushed the prices
and Arrivals in Major Markets
Tomato
Modal Wholesale Prices (Rs/Qtl.) Arrivals in Tons
-19 24-May-19 Change 25-May-19 24-May
3000 -200 32 17
3560 -1110 32 22
1660 340 14 10
NA - NA NA
1520 -520 2.00 3.50
2266 - NA 57
2067 -34 386 379
1500 - NA 123
1478 - NA 386.4
4000 Unch 190.6 140.8
Daily Price Monitoring Report
27th May, 2019
Madanapalle, modal prices are trading near Rs. 2800/quintal compared to last year Rs. 600/
quintal because of lower crop size and prices are likely to come down in coming weeks with
paratively lower than last year during same time because of
In Andhra Pradesh, prices are trading on higher side because of lower arrivals
regions amid lower crop size. Prices are expected to come down in couple of
Across the country prices are firm in most of the markets during the week
als during the week period amid lower arrivals from producing
regions. According to trade sources crop was damaged during the Feb last and March starting
In South India, tomato prices are expected to be on higher side for next couple
of weeks and may decline once fresh crop Andhra Pradesh starts in full fledge in May.
In Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka, prices have dropped down amid higher
arrivals from producing regions. Also prices have dropped down in most of the markets
In Madanapalle, prices have increased because of lower arrivals and traders are
expecting prices to remain firm for next couple of weeks until new crop from A.P starts full
Higher arrivals reported in almost all the markets and prices have dropped
Lower arrivals reported in most of the markets which has pushed the prices
Arrivals in Tons Source
May-19 Change
15 Agmarknet
11 NAM
5 NAM
- NAM
3.50 -1.50 NAM
- Agmarknet
7 Agmarknet
- Agmarknet
386.4 - Agmarknet
140.8 50 Agmarknet
Turmeric
Today’s Developments:
• In Nizamabad, current year Turmeric sowing likely to start from first week of June. Farmers were
waiting for first monsoon rainfall for sowing activity.
• In Erode mandi new Turmeric supply reported around on an average daily basis 2,475
quintals.
• In Nizamabad, current season new Turmeric arrivals reported around 74,690 MT till 24th May
compared to last year same period 62,020 MT, 20.43% reported up
Recent Developments that are still Influencing Markets:
• As per Agriwatch’s estimate in Andhra Pradesh, acreage to rise by 8% from last year’s 15,941
hectares to 17,216 hectares due to increase in prices. Production is likely to rise from 57,335 MT
(basis dry crop) last year to 61,921 MT current year.
• As per Agriwatch’s Second advance production estimate, Turmeric production for 2019
estimated at 532,353 MT (basis dry crop) compared to previous year’s 476,771 MT.
production may go down further as Maharashtra standing crop is at very crucial stage.
Prices & Arrivals
NCDEX:
Contract Change Open
Jun-19 -106.00 7174.00 7200.00
July-19 -124.00 7268.00 7292.00
Aug-19 -152.00 7600.00 7640.00
As on 24th May, 2019 at 5:00 pm Prices in Rs/quintal, Volumes and Open
State Market Variety Modal Price (Rs/Qtl)
25-May
Andhra
Pradesh
Duggirala Finger NA
Bulb NA
Kadapa Finger 5692
Bulb 5939
Telangana
Nizamabad Finger 6300
Bulb 6469
Warangal Finger Closed
Round Closed
Tamil Nadu Erode Finger NA
Bulb NA
Daily Price Monitoring
In Nizamabad, current year Turmeric sowing likely to start from first week of June. Farmers were
waiting for first monsoon rainfall for sowing activity.
In Erode mandi new Turmeric supply reported around on an average daily basis 2,475
In Nizamabad, current season new Turmeric arrivals reported around 74,690 MT till 24th May
compared to last year same period 62,020 MT, 20.43% reported up from last year.
Recent Developments that are still Influencing Markets:
As per Agriwatch’s estimate in Andhra Pradesh, acreage to rise by 8% from last year’s 15,941
hectares to 17,216 hectares due to increase in prices. Production is likely to rise from 57,335 MT
(basis dry crop) last year to 61,921 MT current year.
econd advance production estimate, Turmeric production for 2019
estimated at 532,353 MT (basis dry crop) compared to previous year’s 476,771 MT.
production may go down further as Maharashtra standing crop is at very crucial stage.
Turmeric at NCDEX
High Low Close
7200.00 7032.00 7064
7292.00 7130.00 7150
7640.00 7492.00 7492
, 2019 at 5:00 pm Prices in Rs/quintal, Volumes and Open
Turmeric
Modal Price (Rs/Qtl) Change
Arrivals (Qtl)
May-19 24-May-19 25-May-19 24-May
NA 5690 - NA 142
NA 5690 -
5692 6062 -370 133 53
5939 6062 -123
6300 6385 -85 237 208
6469 6659 -190
Closed Closed - NA NA
Closed Closed -
NA 6641 - NA 292.5
NA 6236 -
Daily Price Monitoring Report
27th May, 2019
In Nizamabad, current year Turmeric sowing likely to start from first week of June. Farmers were
In Erode mandi new Turmeric supply reported around on an average daily basis 2,475 – 2,550
In Nizamabad, current season new Turmeric arrivals reported around 74,690 MT till 24th May
from last year.
As per Agriwatch’s estimate in Andhra Pradesh, acreage to rise by 8% from last year’s 15,941
hectares to 17,216 hectares due to increase in prices. Production is likely to rise from 57,335 MT
econd advance production estimate, Turmeric production for 2019-20 is
estimated at 532,353 MT (basis dry crop) compared to previous year’s 476,771 MT. Turmeric
production may go down further as Maharashtra standing crop is at very crucial stage.
Volume O.Int
3890 12790
2505 8000
170 3790
, 2019 at 5:00 pm Prices in Rs/quintal, Volumes and Open interest in MT
Change Source
May-19
142 - NAM
53 80 NAM
208 29 NAM
NA - Agriwatch
292.5 - Agmarknet
Chilli
Today’s Developments:
• Current year chilli sowing likely to start from July first week. We expect sowing area may increase
due to prevailing higher prices and expecting higher further due to lower cold storage stocks,
however monsoon rainfall is crucial factor for chilli sowing
• In Guntur market, annual summer vacation continued, market will reopen from 10th June.
Recent Developments that are still Influencing Markets:
• Continued export demand reported well from China, Sri Lanka, Malaysia, Bangladesh and UAE etc.
• As per Agriwatch second advance estimate, Andhra Pradesh production likely to come 434,449
MT, last year it was 341,671 MT. In Andhra Pradesh acreage to rise by 45% from last year’s 87,60
hectares to 127,032 hectares.
• As per Agriwatch’s second advance productio
estimated at 12.22 lakh MT. Previous year’s production was 10.50 lakh MT.
Prices & Arrivals
State Market Variety Modal Price (Rs/Qtl)
25-May-19
Andhra
Pradesh Guntur
Teja NA
334 NA
Telangana Khammam Red NA
Warangal Talu NA
Daily Price Monitoring
Current year chilli sowing likely to start from July first week. We expect sowing area may increase
due to prevailing higher prices and expecting higher further due to lower cold storage stocks,
however monsoon rainfall is crucial factor for chilli sowing area.
In Guntur market, annual summer vacation continued, market will reopen from 10th June.
Recent Developments that are still Influencing Markets:
Continued export demand reported well from China, Sri Lanka, Malaysia, Bangladesh and UAE etc.
Agriwatch second advance estimate, Andhra Pradesh production likely to come 434,449
MT, last year it was 341,671 MT. In Andhra Pradesh acreage to rise by 45% from last year’s 87,60
hectares to 127,032 hectares.
As per Agriwatch’s second advance production estimate, Red Chilli production for 2019
lakh MT. Previous year’s production was 10.50 lakh MT.
Red Chilli
Modal Price (Rs/Qtl) Change
Arrivals (Qtl)
19 24-May-19 25-May-19 24-May
NA - NA NA
NA - NA NA
NA - NA NA
NA - NA NA
Daily Price Monitoring Report
27th May, 2019
Current year chilli sowing likely to start from July first week. We expect sowing area may increase
due to prevailing higher prices and expecting higher further due to lower cold storage stocks,
In Guntur market, annual summer vacation continued, market will reopen from 10th June.
Continued export demand reported well from China, Sri Lanka, Malaysia, Bangladesh and UAE etc.
Agriwatch second advance estimate, Andhra Pradesh production likely to come 434,449
MT, last year it was 341,671 MT. In Andhra Pradesh acreage to rise by 45% from last year’s 87,608
n estimate, Red Chilli production for 2019-20 is
Change Source May-19
- NAM
- NAM
- Agmarknet
- Agmarknet
Maize
Today’s Developments:
• China’s Sinograin is expected to auction 75,000 tonnes of its maize reserve in the
Mongolia on 22 May 2019.
• South Korea’s feed-makers NOFI and MFG both bought
private deal on 10th May and 7 May respectively.
• IEG Vantage, formerly known as Informa Economics IEG, projected U.S. 2019 corn pl
90.692 million acres.
• The IEG figure is below the U.S. Department of Agric
acres.
• The firm projected U.S. 2019 soybean plantings at 86.437 million acres, above the USDA's March
forecast of 84.6 million
• Brazil's corn production this year will be the highest on record, commodities consultancy
AgRural forecast. The country's total corn production is expected to reach a record 99.2 million
tonnes in the 2018/19 season, AgRural said, a sharp rise from the earlier season, when
production fell to 80.7 million tonnes because of a drought.
• US corn planting is lagging, it is 49% planted vs 80% 5
emerged vs 49% 5-year ago and 10% a week ago
• South Korea's feed-makers NOFI and MFG both bought same quantity of corn
private deal on 10th May and 7 May respectively
• As per USDA, U.S corn exports
the previous week, but down 15 percent from the prior 4
May –09th May, 2019), surge
switched from unknown destinations), Japan (121,400 MT, including 93,800 MT switched from
unknown destinations), Mexico (121,400 MT, including decreases of 84,300 M), South Korea
(57,600 MT), and Guatemala (36,400 MT, including 600 MT switched from El Salvador)
Recent Developments that are still Influencing Markets:
• Lackluster trade activity with steady price quotes featured in the corn cash market Thursday.
• In Ahmedabad region of Gujarat, poultry
per quintal also starch feed makers it slightly steady at Rs.2200 per quintal.
• In Karnataka region, maize prices will witnessed steady to firm tone in the near term.
• In Bihar, despite new crop arrival p
current level due to good demand from feed manufacturers.
• Maize is moving towards Bengaluru at Rs. 2450
quintal, Chitradurga at Rs. 2350 per quintal, San
per quintal and Ranebennur at Rs. 2350 per quintal (Delivered price); sourced from Davangere.
Daily Price Monitoring
China’s Sinograin is expected to auction 75,000 tonnes of its maize reserve in the
The corn was produced during 2015-2018.
makers NOFI and MFG both bought same quantity of corn
private deal on 10th May and 7 May respectively.
IEG Vantage, formerly known as Informa Economics IEG, projected U.S. 2019 corn pl
The IEG figure is below the U.S. Department of Agriculture's March forecast of 92.8 million
The firm projected U.S. 2019 soybean plantings at 86.437 million acres, above the USDA's March
Brazil's corn production this year will be the highest on record, commodities consultancy
AgRural forecast. The country's total corn production is expected to reach a record 99.2 million
tonnes in the 2018/19 season, AgRural said, a sharp rise from the earlier season, when
production fell to 80.7 million tonnes because of a drought.
anting is lagging, it is 49% planted vs 80% 5-year average and 30% week ago). It is 19%
year ago and 10% a week ago -USDA as on 21 May, 2019.
makers NOFI and MFG both bought same quantity of corn
10th May and 7 May respectively.
As per USDA, U.S corn exports Net sales of 553,300 MT for 2018/2019 were up 92 percent from
the previous week, but down 15 percent from the prior 4-week average, (for the period
May, 2019), surge were mainly for Colombia (226,700 MT, including 44,500 MT
switched from unknown destinations), Japan (121,400 MT, including 93,800 MT switched from
unknown destinations), Mexico (121,400 MT, including decreases of 84,300 M), South Korea
temala (36,400 MT, including 600 MT switched from El Salvador)
Recent Developments that are still Influencing Markets:
Lackluster trade activity with steady price quotes featured in the corn cash market Thursday.
In Ahmedabad region of Gujarat, poultry feed makers quoted maize slightly higher at Rs. 2175
per quintal also starch feed makers it slightly steady at Rs.2200 per quintal.
In Karnataka region, maize prices will witnessed steady to firm tone in the near term.
In Bihar, despite new crop arrival pressure; maize could trade steady to slightly firm from the
current level due to good demand from feed manufacturers.
Maize is moving towards Bengaluru at Rs. 2450-2500 per quintal, Namakkal at Rs. 2360 per
quintal, Chitradurga at Rs. 2350 per quintal, Sangali at Rs. 2250 per quintal, Chennai at Rs. 2400
per quintal and Ranebennur at Rs. 2350 per quintal (Delivered price); sourced from Davangere.
Daily Price Monitoring Report
27th May, 2019
China’s Sinograin is expected to auction 75,000 tonnes of its maize reserve in the Inner
– 69,000 tonnes in
IEG Vantage, formerly known as Informa Economics IEG, projected U.S. 2019 corn plantings at
ulture's March forecast of 92.8 million
The firm projected U.S. 2019 soybean plantings at 86.437 million acres, above the USDA's March
Brazil's corn production this year will be the highest on record, commodities consultancy
AgRural forecast. The country's total corn production is expected to reach a record 99.2 million
tonnes in the 2018/19 season, AgRural said, a sharp rise from the earlier season, when
year average and 30% week ago). It is 19%
makers NOFI and MFG both bought same quantity of corn - 69,000 tonnes in
Net sales of 553,300 MT for 2018/2019 were up 92 percent from
(for the period 03rd
for Colombia (226,700 MT, including 44,500 MT
switched from unknown destinations), Japan (121,400 MT, including 93,800 MT switched from
unknown destinations), Mexico (121,400 MT, including decreases of 84,300 M), South Korea
temala (36,400 MT, including 600 MT switched from El Salvador).
Lackluster trade activity with steady price quotes featured in the corn cash market Thursday.
feed makers quoted maize slightly higher at Rs. 2175
In Karnataka region, maize prices will witnessed steady to firm tone in the near term.
ressure; maize could trade steady to slightly firm from the
2500 per quintal, Namakkal at Rs. 2360 per
gali at Rs. 2250 per quintal, Chennai at Rs. 2400
per quintal and Ranebennur at Rs. 2350 per quintal (Delivered price); sourced from Davangere.
• Maize is moving towards Punjab at Rs.
from Bihar.
• MMTC, Indian state-run trading company, has postponed for the third time a deadline for offer
submissions in an international tender to import yellow corn, this time to June 6. It was for at
least 20,000 tonnes and a maximum 100,000 tonnes.
• The deadline for offers was originally May 8 and had been postponed to May 15 and then to
May 22. The tender seeks corn (maize) free of genetically
MMTC is now asking for offers of corn for shipment between July 1 and July 31. Previous
shipment period was June 15 and July 15
Prices & Arrivals:
State/
District Market Grade
Telangana Nizamabad Bilty
Bihar Gulabbagh Bilty
Karnataka Davangere Bilty
Delhi Delhi Loose
Andhra
Pradesh Kurnool Loose
Daily Price Monitoring
Maize is moving towards Punjab at Rs. 2200 per quintal and U.P at Rs. 2100 per quintal; sourced
run trading company, has postponed for the third time a deadline for offer
submissions in an international tender to import yellow corn, this time to June 6. It was for at
least 20,000 tonnes and a maximum 100,000 tonnes.
r offers was originally May 8 and had been postponed to May 15 and then to
May 22. The tender seeks corn (maize) free of genetically-modified organisms (GMOs). The
MMTC is now asking for offers of corn for shipment between July 1 and July 31. Previous
ment period was June 15 and July 15 - Reuters.
Maize
Modal Price (Rs./Qtl)
Change
Arrivals (Qtl)
25-May-
19
24-May-
19 25-May-19 24-May
2150 2150 Unch 500 2000
1900 1900 Unch 10000 10000
2350 2350 Unch 1000 1000
2050 2050 Unch NA
NA 1000 - NA
*Difference between current and previous day’s prices.
Daily Price Monitoring Report
27th May, 2019
2200 per quintal and U.P at Rs. 2100 per quintal; sourced
run trading company, has postponed for the third time a deadline for offer
submissions in an international tender to import yellow corn, this time to June 6. It was for at
r offers was originally May 8 and had been postponed to May 15 and then to
modified organisms (GMOs). The
MMTC is now asking for offers of corn for shipment between July 1 and July 31. Previous
Arrivals (Qtl)
Change Source May-19
2000 -1500 AGRIWATCH
10000 Unch AGRIWATCH
1000 Unch AGRIWATCH
NA - AGRIWATCH
4 - ENAM
*Difference between current and previous day’s prices.
Sugar
Today’s Developments:
• Positive trend has been seen in Indi
sugar not below MSP in all sugar producing states
support price. The sudden rise
drinks and juice makers lifted sugar pric
India.
• Kolhapur sugar market prices stood at Rs.3200
Today’s Developments that are still Influencing Markets:
• (25th May 2019) The situation of drought in Maharashtra has remained very serious, people in
thousands of villages are craving for water
there has been an increase of about 2.5 lakh hectares in the sugarcane area this year.
• (23rd May 2019) India’s sugar mills are expected to fulfill export obligations as per allotted
quota for the marketing year to reduce the supply glut in domestic markets.
• (21 st May 2019) Indian low quality whites for spot June
west coast India, which is a $5
• ( 21 st May 2019) The market witnessed moderate demand nationwide
are opening their rates at Rs.3100 to Rs.3150/Qntl,
3100. In Uttar Pradesh, Mill sales are taking place at Rs.3250 to 3300. In resale, the market rates
are Rs.3220 to 3270. In Gujarat, S/3
taking place at Rs.3300 to Rs.3340 excluding GST.
• ( 21 st May 2019) Against a requirement of 330 crore litres of ethanol for 10% ethanol blending
in the country, excluding J & K, North Eastern
contracts have been signed for 237 crore litres for the
• ( 20 th May 2019 ) The market witnessed moderate demand nationwide.
are opening their rates at Rs.3100 to Rs.3150/Qntl, whereas in Resell, the rates are Rs.3060 to
3100. In Uttar Pradesh, Mill sales are taking place at Rs.3250 to 3300. In resale, the market rates
are Rs.3220 to 3270. In Gujarat, S/30 is trading at Rs.3130 to 3150. In Tamil N
taking place at Rs.3300 to Rs.3340 excluding GST.
• (9th May 2019) Brazil is expected to produce a smaller cane crop in 2019
expected to be higher according to government agency Conab. They projected the main
south cane crop at 566 million tonnes, versus 572 million tonnes in 2018/19, as planted area had
fallen in the region and country because many farmers are switching to other crops such as
soybeans.
• (8th May 2019) The Maharashtra’s cane dues now amou
shutting down crushing operations on Monday.The total dues of Maharashtra’s sugar mills to
farmers were Rs 21,154 crore, of which Rs 16,545 crore have been paid. Outstanding dues as on
May 6 are Rs 4,831crore.
• (7th May 2019) The sugar stocks at the end of the 2018
higher level at around 14.7 million tonnes
October 1, 2018, and domestic demand of 26 million tonnes as well as
according to ISMA.
Daily Price Monitoring
trend has been seen in Indian sugar market. Mills are warned by the government to sell
sugar not below MSP in all sugar producing states, therefore, prices are trending above minimum
. The sudden rise in temperature and improved bulk and retail demand from cold
drinks and juice makers lifted sugar prices by Rs.10-30 at major markets especially in northern
arket prices stood at Rs.3200 whereas in U.P’s Khatauli market at Rs.344
Today’s Developments that are still Influencing Markets:
The situation of drought in Maharashtra has remained very serious, people in
thousands of villages are craving for water, but the point of caution is that in spite of drought,
here has been an increase of about 2.5 lakh hectares in the sugarcane area this year.
India’s sugar mills are expected to fulfill export obligations as per allotted
for the marketing year to reduce the supply glut in domestic markets.
Indian low quality whites for spot June-loading cargoes stood at $340/mt FOB
west coast India, which is a $5-$10/mt premium to Thai 45i refined sugar on a flat price basis.
The market witnessed moderate demand nationwide. In Maharashtra, Mills
are opening their rates at Rs.3100 to Rs.3150/Qntl, whereas in Resell, the rates are Rs.3060 to
3100. In Uttar Pradesh, Mill sales are taking place at Rs.3250 to 3300. In resale, the market rates
are Rs.3220 to 3270. In Gujarat, S/30 is trading at Rs.3130 to 3150. In Tamil Nadu, Mill trades are
taking place at Rs.3300 to Rs.3340 excluding GST.
Against a requirement of 330 crore litres of ethanol for 10% ethanol blending
excluding J & K, North Eastern States and island territories, ethanol supply
ned for 237 crore litres for the ethanol supply period 2018
( 20 th May 2019 ) The market witnessed moderate demand nationwide. In Maharashtra, Mills
ates at Rs.3100 to Rs.3150/Qntl, whereas in Resell, the rates are Rs.3060 to
3100. In Uttar Pradesh, Mill sales are taking place at Rs.3250 to 3300. In resale, the market rates
are Rs.3220 to 3270. In Gujarat, S/30 is trading at Rs.3130 to 3150. In Tamil Nadu, Mill trades are
taking place at Rs.3300 to Rs.3340 excluding GST.
Brazil is expected to produce a smaller cane crop in 2019-20 but sugar output is
according to government agency Conab. They projected the main
south cane crop at 566 million tonnes, versus 572 million tonnes in 2018/19, as planted area had
fallen in the region and country because many farmers are switching to other crops such as
The Maharashtra’s cane dues now amount to Rs 3,595 crore, with the mills finally
shutting down crushing operations on Monday.The total dues of Maharashtra’s sugar mills to
farmers were Rs 21,154 crore, of which Rs 16,545 crore have been paid. Outstanding dues as on
The sugar stocks at the end of the 2018-19 marketing year is expected to be
higher level at around 14.7 million tonnes with the opening balance of 10.7 million tonnes as on
October 1, 2018, and domestic demand of 26 million tonnes as well as export of 3 million tonnes
Daily Price Monitoring Report
27th May, 2019
are warned by the government to sell
, therefore, prices are trending above minimum
in temperature and improved bulk and retail demand from cold
30 at major markets especially in northern
market at Rs.3440INR.
The situation of drought in Maharashtra has remained very serious, people in
, but the point of caution is that in spite of drought,
here has been an increase of about 2.5 lakh hectares in the sugarcane area this year.
India’s sugar mills are expected to fulfill export obligations as per allotted
loading cargoes stood at $340/mt FOB
$10/mt premium to Thai 45i refined sugar on a flat price basis.
. In Maharashtra, Mills
whereas in Resell, the rates are Rs.3060 to
3100. In Uttar Pradesh, Mill sales are taking place at Rs.3250 to 3300. In resale, the market rates
0 is trading at Rs.3130 to 3150. In Tamil Nadu, Mill trades are
Against a requirement of 330 crore litres of ethanol for 10% ethanol blending
States and island territories, ethanol supply
ethanol supply period 2018-19 (Dec. – Nov).
In Maharashtra, Mills
ates at Rs.3100 to Rs.3150/Qntl, whereas in Resell, the rates are Rs.3060 to
3100. In Uttar Pradesh, Mill sales are taking place at Rs.3250 to 3300. In resale, the market rates
adu, Mill trades are
20 but sugar output is
according to government agency Conab. They projected the main center-
south cane crop at 566 million tonnes, versus 572 million tonnes in 2018/19, as planted area had
fallen in the region and country because many farmers are switching to other crops such as
with the mills finally
shutting down crushing operations on Monday.The total dues of Maharashtra’s sugar mills to
farmers were Rs 21,154 crore, of which Rs 16,545 crore have been paid. Outstanding dues as on
19 marketing year is expected to be
with the opening balance of 10.7 million tonnes as on
export of 3 million tonnes
• (5th May 2019) Sugar mills produced 9.36 LT higher sugar stood at 321.19 LT from 311.83 LT
during the same time last year till 30
this year compared to 110 sugar mills last year.
• (5th May 2019) Total sugar production is expected to surge upto 330 LT and about 5 LT higher
than previous season’s production. Maharashtra’s sugar production rose to 107LT, whereas U.P
and Karnataka has reached the sugar production at 112.65 and 43.2 LT till 30
by ISMA.
• (3rd May 2019) The government has raised its sugar production estimate for
September) to a record 32.5 MT from 31.5 MT estimated in March,
in the previous year. The production, however, is expected to be higher than the annual domestic
requirement of 25-26 MT.
• (2nd May 2019) The food ministry yesterday released the notification allocating 21 LMT monthly
sugar quota to each of 534 mills in the country
75% to 100% export targets under MIEQ (Minimum Indicative Export Quota) allotted to them fo
the sugar season 2018-19 have been given incentive in the form of additional allocation @ 10% of
their normal allocation for the month of May 2019. And those mills achieving 50 to 75% of their
export targets under MIEQ quota for the season 2018
allocation for the month of May, 2019.
Prices
State/ District Market
Maharashtra Kolhapur
Uttar Pradesh Khatauli
Andhra Pradesh Vijayawada
Delhi Delhi
Daily Price Monitoring
Sugar mills produced 9.36 LT higher sugar stood at 321.19 LT from 311.83 LT
during the same time last year till 30th April. Till 30th April, only 100 mills are crushing sugarcane
this year compared to 110 sugar mills last year.
Total sugar production is expected to surge upto 330 LT and about 5 LT higher
production. Maharashtra’s sugar production rose to 107LT, whereas U.P
and Karnataka has reached the sugar production at 112.65 and 43.2 LT till 30th April, data released
The government has raised its sugar production estimate for 2018
September) to a record 32.5 MT from 31.5 MT estimated in March, similar to what was achieved
in the previous year. The production, however, is expected to be higher than the annual domestic
ministry yesterday released the notification allocating 21 LMT monthly
sugar quota to each of 534 mills in the country. Those sugar mills which have completed their
75% to 100% export targets under MIEQ (Minimum Indicative Export Quota) allotted to them fo
19 have been given incentive in the form of additional allocation @ 10% of
their normal allocation for the month of May 2019. And those mills achieving 50 to 75% of their
export targets under MIEQ quota for the season 2018-19 have been given @ 7.5% of their normal
allocation for the month of May, 2019.
Sugar (M grade)
Market
Modal Price (Rs /Qtl)
Change25May-19 24 May-19
Kolhapur 3200 3180 +20
Khatauli 3440 3450 -10
Vijayawada 3680 3680 Unch
Delhi 3300 3320 -20
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27th May, 2019
Sugar mills produced 9.36 LT higher sugar stood at 321.19 LT from 311.83 LT
April, only 100 mills are crushing sugarcane
Total sugar production is expected to surge upto 330 LT and about 5 LT higher
production. Maharashtra’s sugar production rose to 107LT, whereas U.P
April, data released
2018-19 (October-
similar to what was achieved
in the previous year. The production, however, is expected to be higher than the annual domestic
ministry yesterday released the notification allocating 21 LMT monthly
. Those sugar mills which have completed their
75% to 100% export targets under MIEQ (Minimum Indicative Export Quota) allotted to them for
19 have been given incentive in the form of additional allocation @ 10% of
their normal allocation for the month of May 2019. And those mills achieving 50 to 75% of their
een given @ 7.5% of their normal
Change Source
0 AW
10 AW
Unch AW
AW
Cotton Today’s Developments:
• Cotton prices expected to trade higher side
year and due to exports demand from International markets
demand and procurement by CCI also support prices.
Recent Developments that are still Influencing Market
• From October 2018 to April 2019 the total cotton supply estimated by
170 kgs. each which consists of the arrival of 278.73 lakh bales upto 30th April 2019, imports of
7.27 lakh bales upto 30th April 2019 and the opening stock at the beginning of season on 1st
October 2018 at 28 lakh bale
• (24thMay 2019) The cotton market finished moderately higher as its oversold condition
as Thursday morning’s strong export
• (21st May 2019)The cotton market finished Monday strong
limbo, the weather news was able to take front
• (21st May 2019) International c
unfavourable weather prompted planting delays and concerns about lower crop yields, with the
backdrop of a bitter US-China trade spat
• (9th May 2019) India's 2018/19 cotton imports are likely to double from a year ago to a record
3.1 million bales as the drop in production to the lowest level in nine years. The cotton crop
estimate for the season is reduced by 600,0
whereas exports are likely to reduce to 4.7 million bales.
• (8th May 2019) The USDA has estimated that India’s 2018
34.525 million bales, 7.5% higher than the estimate of
downward by from its previous one of 32.8 million bales. Cotton Association of India (CAI)
strongly objected to the cotton production estimates issued by the USDA.
• (7th May 2019) India’s cotton imports has shipped 8 lakh
likely to be shipped between May and July out of contracted 1.8 mln bales. Indian imports from
US rose to 2.56 lakh bales in April from 79,900 bales in March due to high domestic prices and
short supply. Imports are tak
• (6th May 2019) The Punjab agriculture department has increased the area under cotton by
nearly 40% to 4 lakh hectares
cotton sowing has already set in and the sowing is expected to pick pace from the first week of
May.
• (4th May 2019) Stock held by mills as of end
multinational companies, ginners and the Multi Commodity Exchange, as of e
sources say CAI recently convened a meeting of cotton traders and
strategy for selling its inventory.
• (1st May 2019)Indian importers have booked nearly 19 lakh bales while export is just at 40
lakh bales. Net Outflow of cotton is near 20 lakh bales against last year’s above 50 lakh bales.
Indian consumers are regularly booking imports as their long
market remain range bound as ginners are holding good stock so now selling further arrivals in
the market provides liquidity at regular pace and also some profit booking of investors.
Daily Price Monitoring
Cotton prices expected to trade higher side as the crop has been short by 10
and due to exports demand from International markets. Moreover, raising domestic
ent by CCI also support prices.
Recent Developments that are still Influencing Market
From October 2018 to April 2019 the total cotton supply estimated by CAI is 314 lakh bales of
each which consists of the arrival of 278.73 lakh bales upto 30th April 2019, imports of
7.27 lakh bales upto 30th April 2019 and the opening stock at the beginning of season on 1st
October 2018 at 28 lakh bales.
) The cotton market finished moderately higher as its oversold condition
Thursday morning’s strong export-sales data, sent prices higher.
)The cotton market finished Monday strong. With the U.S./China trade talks in
the weather news was able to take front-and-center attention.
International cotton prices settled about 3% higher on Monday
unfavourable weather prompted planting delays and concerns about lower crop yields, with the
China trade spat.
May 2019) India's 2018/19 cotton imports are likely to double from a year ago to a record
as the drop in production to the lowest level in nine years. The cotton crop
estimate for the season is reduced by 600,000 bales to 31.5 million bales in CAI's latest report
whereas exports are likely to reduce to 4.7 million bales.
The USDA has estimated that India’s 2018-19 cotton production would be
34.525 million bales, 7.5% higher than the estimate of CAI of 32.1 million bales
downward by from its previous one of 32.8 million bales. Cotton Association of India (CAI)
strongly objected to the cotton production estimates issued by the USDA.
India’s cotton imports has shipped 8 lakh to 9 lakh mln bales
likely to be shipped between May and July out of contracted 1.8 mln bales. Indian imports from
US rose to 2.56 lakh bales in April from 79,900 bales in March due to high domestic prices and
short supply. Imports are taking place at Rs. 47,500 to 48,000/candy landed cost at port.
The Punjab agriculture department has increased the area under cotton by
nearly 40% to 4 lakh hectares, up from 2.84 lakh hectares in 2018-19 season. The season for
has already set in and the sowing is expected to pick pace from the first week of
Stock held by mills as of end-March is 4.6 million bales in godowns of the CCI,
, ginners and the Multi Commodity Exchange, as of e
sources say CAI recently convened a meeting of cotton traders and spinning mills
strategy for selling its inventory.
Indian importers have booked nearly 19 lakh bales while export is just at 40
Net Outflow of cotton is near 20 lakh bales against last year’s above 50 lakh bales.
Indian consumers are regularly booking imports as their long-term strategy. Indian
market remain range bound as ginners are holding good stock so now selling further arrivals in
the market provides liquidity at regular pace and also some profit booking of investors.
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27th May, 2019
as the crop has been short by 10-12% over last
. Moreover, raising domestic
CAI is 314 lakh bales of
each which consists of the arrival of 278.73 lakh bales upto 30th April 2019, imports of
7.27 lakh bales upto 30th April 2019 and the opening stock at the beginning of season on 1st
) The cotton market finished moderately higher as its oversold condition, as well
. With the U.S./China trade talks in
otton prices settled about 3% higher on Monday as
unfavourable weather prompted planting delays and concerns about lower crop yields, with the
May 2019) India's 2018/19 cotton imports are likely to double from a year ago to a record
as the drop in production to the lowest level in nine years. The cotton crop
00 bales to 31.5 million bales in CAI's latest report
19 cotton production would be
CAI of 32.1 million bales, revised
downward by from its previous one of 32.8 million bales. Cotton Association of India (CAI)
to 9 lakh mln bales and remaining is
likely to be shipped between May and July out of contracted 1.8 mln bales. Indian imports from
US rose to 2.56 lakh bales in April from 79,900 bales in March due to high domestic prices and
ing place at Rs. 47,500 to 48,000/candy landed cost at port.
The Punjab agriculture department has increased the area under cotton by
19 season. The season for
has already set in and the sowing is expected to pick pace from the first week of
in godowns of the CCI,
, ginners and the Multi Commodity Exchange, as of end-March. Trade
spinning mills to devise a
Indian importers have booked nearly 19 lakh bales while export is just at 40
Net Outflow of cotton is near 20 lakh bales against last year’s above 50 lakh bales.
term strategy. Indian physical
market remain range bound as ginners are holding good stock so now selling further arrivals in
the market provides liquidity at regular pace and also some profit booking of investors.
• (29th Apr 2019)Maharashtra Commission for Agricultural Costs &
the minimum support price of cotton by 10 %
possibility of at least 10% increase in MSP for cotton in the coming kharif season.
• (25thApr 2019)The largest producer among the southern states, Telangana’s total cotton
output is seen falling 19% on year to 4.1 mln bales in 2018
led by moisture deficiency after scanty rains. The cotton yield expected to decline t
from 451 kg in the previous year.
State/ District Market
Modal Price (Rs /Qtl)
25-May
Gujarat Rajkot 6250
Andhra Pradesh Adoni NA
Andhra Pradesh Guntur NA
Andhra Pradesh YEMMIGANUR NA
Daily Price Monitoring
Maharashtra Commission for Agricultural Costs & Prices are expecting to raise
the minimum support price of cotton by 10 % and in the same lines CCI also told that there is a
possibility of at least 10% increase in MSP for cotton in the coming kharif season.
The largest producer among the southern states, Telangana’s total cotton
output is seen falling 19% on year to 4.1 mln bales in 2018-19 season due to sharp fall in yields
led by moisture deficiency after scanty rains. The cotton yield expected to decline t
from 451 kg in the previous year.
Cotton
Modal Price (Rs /Qtl)
Change
Arrivals (Qtl)
May-19 24-May-19 25-May-19 24-May
6250 6250 unch 6800 7650
6179 - NA 162
NA - NA NA
NA - NA NA
Daily Price Monitoring Report
27th May, 2019
Prices are expecting to raise
and in the same lines CCI also told that there is a
possibility of at least 10% increase in MSP for cotton in the coming kharif season.
The largest producer among the southern states, Telangana’s total cotton
due to sharp fall in yields
led by moisture deficiency after scanty rains. The cotton yield expected to decline to 381kg/ha
Change Source May-19
7650 850 APMC
162 - Agriwatch
NA - Agriwatch
NA - NAM
Palm Oil
Today’s Developments:
No significant updates today.
Recent Developments that are still Influencing Markets:
• (23 May 2019)According to cargo surveyor SocieteGenerale de Surveillance (SGS),
May 1-20 palm oil exports rose 5.6 percent to 992,313 tons compared to 939,657
corresponding period last month. Top buyers were European Union 255556 tons (144,135 tons),
India at 258,966 tons (262460 tons), United States at 105,220 tons
99,290 tons (140,425 tons) and Pakistan at 30,800 tons (8,000 tons) and. Values in brackets are
figures of corresponding period last month.
• (17 May 2019)Crude Palm oil import scenario
CPO Imports fell 19.24 percent y
2018. Imports in oil year 2018
o-y at 33.06 lakh tons compared to
corresponding period last oil year.
• (17 May 2019)RBD palmolein import scenario
13.87 percent to 2.38 lakh tons from
(November 2019-April 2019) were reported higher by 2
compared to 9.80 lakh tons in corresponding period last oil year.
• (6 May 2019)-Depreciation of Ringgit and rise in crude oil prices will
further to rise.Palm oil production is expected to rise in Malaysia in
However, production is expected to fall in Indonesia due to lean production season. Palm oil
production will rise to 20 MMT in Malaysia in 2019 from earlier estimate of 19.5 MMT on higher
maturing plants. Palm oil production will rise in Indonesia in 2019
maturing plants. Palm oil exports rose from Malaysia in
China. Palm oil exports to India rose due to lower import duty differential between CPO and RBD
palmolein especially from Malaysia, po
is purchased more palm oil as it is importing lower amount of soybean due to swine flu and
diversification of protein sources in the country. This has led to lower supply if soy oil leading to
higher imports of palm oil. Ringgit has depreciated below 4.1
palm oil compared to competitive oils.Rise in crude oil due to OPEC supply cuts is expected to
support palm oil prices.
• (6 May 2019)-Malaysia intends to keep crude
December in an effort to reduce high stocks of palm oil in the country, according to trade
minister of Malaysia. Malaysia is grappling with high stocks and low prices. Lower prices are
hitting margins and will ultimately lead to lower production in longer run. Plantations are
bleeding with low prices of palm oil. Followed by this step, Malaysia intends to increase its
biodiesel output to recede increasing high palm oil stocks.
Daily Price Monitoring
ecent Developments that are still Influencing Markets:
According to cargo surveyor SocieteGenerale de Surveillance (SGS),
20 palm oil exports rose 5.6 percent to 992,313 tons compared to 939,657
corresponding period last month. Top buyers were European Union 255556 tons (144,135 tons),
India at 258,966 tons (262460 tons), United States at 105,220 tons (23,316 tons), China at
99,290 tons (140,425 tons) and Pakistan at 30,800 tons (8,000 tons) and. Values in brackets are
figures of corresponding period last month.
Crude Palm oil import scenario- According to Solvent Extractors Association (S
percent y-o-y in Apr 2019 to 4.49 lakh tons from 5.56
. Imports in oil year 2018-19 (November 2018-Apr 2019) were reported marginally lower y
lakh tons compared to 35.35 lakh tons in last oil year, lower by 6.47
corresponding period last oil year.
RBD palmolein import scenario- RBD palmolein imports rose y
lakh tons from 2.09 lakh tons in April 2018. Imports in oil year 2018
2019) were reported higher by 22.34 percent y-o-y at
lakh tons in corresponding period last oil year.
epreciation of Ringgit and rise in crude oil prices will support Palm oil prices
Palm oil production is expected to rise in Malaysia in May as demand perspective.
However, production is expected to fall in Indonesia due to lean production season. Palm oil
production will rise to 20 MMT in Malaysia in 2019 from earlier estimate of 19.5 MMT on higher
maturing plants. Palm oil production will rise in Indonesia in 2019 by 10 percent to 44 MMT on
maturing plants. Palm oil exports rose from Malaysia in May due to firm demand from India and
China. Palm oil exports to India rose due to lower import duty differential between CPO and RBD
palmolein especially from Malaysia, positive refining margins and demand at lower levels. China
is purchased more palm oil as it is importing lower amount of soybean due to swine flu and
diversification of protein sources in the country. This has led to lower supply if soy oil leading to
er imports of palm oil. Ringgit has depreciated below 4.17/USD leading to higher demand of
palm oil compared to competitive oils.Rise in crude oil due to OPEC supply cuts is expected to
Malaysia intends to keep crude palm oil export duty unchanged at zero until
December in an effort to reduce high stocks of palm oil in the country, according to trade
minister of Malaysia. Malaysia is grappling with high stocks and low prices. Lower prices are
ultimately lead to lower production in longer run. Plantations are
bleeding with low prices of palm oil. Followed by this step, Malaysia intends to increase its
biodiesel output to recede increasing high palm oil stocks.
Daily Price Monitoring Report
27th May, 2019
According to cargo surveyor SocieteGenerale de Surveillance (SGS), Malaysia’s
20 palm oil exports rose 5.6 percent to 992,313 tons compared to 939,657 tons in
corresponding period last month. Top buyers were European Union 255556 tons (144,135 tons),
(23,316 tons), China at
99,290 tons (140,425 tons) and Pakistan at 30,800 tons (8,000 tons) and. Values in brackets are
According to Solvent Extractors Association (SEA),
56 lakh tons in April
2019) were reported marginally lower y-
6.47 percent in the
RBD palmolein imports rose y-o-y in April by
2018. Imports in oil year 2018-19
y at 11.99 lakh tons
support Palm oil prices
demand perspective.
However, production is expected to fall in Indonesia due to lean production season. Palm oil
production will rise to 20 MMT in Malaysia in 2019 from earlier estimate of 19.5 MMT on higher
by 10 percent to 44 MMT on
due to firm demand from India and
China. Palm oil exports to India rose due to lower import duty differential between CPO and RBD
sitive refining margins and demand at lower levels. China
is purchased more palm oil as it is importing lower amount of soybean due to swine flu and
diversification of protein sources in the country. This has led to lower supply if soy oil leading to
/USD leading to higher demand of
palm oil compared to competitive oils.Rise in crude oil due to OPEC supply cuts is expected to
palm oil export duty unchanged at zero until
December in an effort to reduce high stocks of palm oil in the country, according to trade
minister of Malaysia. Malaysia is grappling with high stocks and low prices. Lower prices are
ultimately lead to lower production in longer run. Plantations are
bleeding with low prices of palm oil. Followed by this step, Malaysia intends to increase its
• (29 Apr 2019)-According to Indones
duty unchanged at zero. The reference price is set at USD 573.31 per ton, much lower than
lower threshold for export duty. Indonesia has kept crude palm oil export duty at zero since May
2017.
• (10 Apr 2019)-According to Malaysia Palm Oil Board (MPOB), Malaysia’s March palm oil stocks
fell 4.64 percent to 29.17 lakh tons compared to 30.59 lakh tons in February 2019. Production of
palm oil in March rose 8.25 percent to 16.72 lakh tons compared to 1
Exports of palm oil in March rose 22.37 percent to 16.18 lakh tons compared to 13.22 lakh tons
in Feb 2019. Imports of palm oil in Mar rose 39.21 percent to 1.31 lakh tons compared to 0.94
lakh tons in Feb 2019. End stocks of pa
prodcution. Fall in end stocks was primarily due to rise in exports.
• (3 Apr 2019)-According to Indonesia Palm Oil Association (GAPKI), exports of palm oil (CPO and
PKO) from Indonesia rose 16.7 per
Exports of palm oil (CPO and PKO) were fell 10.6 m
2019 at 3.10 MMT. Stocks of palm oil in Feb 2019 fell to 2.5 MMT from 3.02 MMT in Jan, down
17 percent m-o-m.
Prices:
Palm Oil Prices (In Rs./ 10 Kg)
State/District Market
Crude Palm Oil (FFA 5%)
Gujarat Kandla
Andhra Pradesh Krishnapatnam
RBD Palmolein
Gujarat Kandla
Andhra Pradesh Kakinada
Andhra Pradesh Krishnapatnam
Palm Oil at MCX
Contract Open High
30-Jun-19 515.00 516.70
31-Jul-19 516.30 519.00
31-Aug-19 520.00 522.60
As on 23-May-2019 at 9 pm
Daily Price Monitoring
According to Indonesia trade ministry, Indonesia kept May crude palm oil export
duty unchanged at zero. The reference price is set at USD 573.31 per ton, much lower than
lower threshold for export duty. Indonesia has kept crude palm oil export duty at zero since May
According to Malaysia Palm Oil Board (MPOB), Malaysia’s March palm oil stocks
fell 4.64 percent to 29.17 lakh tons compared to 30.59 lakh tons in February 2019. Production of
palm oil in March rose 8.25 percent to 16.72 lakh tons compared to 15.45 lakh tons in Feb 2019.
Exports of palm oil in March rose 22.37 percent to 16.18 lakh tons compared to 13.22 lakh tons
in Feb 2019. Imports of palm oil in Mar rose 39.21 percent to 1.31 lakh tons compared to 0.94
lakh tons in Feb 2019. End stocks of palm oil fell less than trade expectation on higher rise in
prodcution. Fall in end stocks was primarily due to rise in exports.
According to Indonesia Palm Oil Association (GAPKI), exports of palm oil (CPO and
PKO) from Indonesia rose 16.7 percent in Feb y-o-y to 2.77 MMT from 2.37 MMT in Feb 2018.
Exports of palm oil (CPO and PKO) were fell 10.6 m-o-m in Feb at 2.77 MMT compared to Jan
2019 at 3.10 MMT. Stocks of palm oil in Feb 2019 fell to 2.5 MMT from 3.02 MMT in Jan, down
Market 25 May 2019 24 May 2019 Change
Kandla 517 525 -8
Krishnapatnam 490 500 -10
Kandla 585 588 -3
Kakinada 585 588 -3
Krishnapatnam 575 580 -5
*Difference between current and previous day’s prices.
High Low Close Change Volume
(Lots)
516.70 513.60 514.40 -3.1 4
519.00 516.10 517.70 -2.5 112
522.60 520.60 521.60 -1.4 4
2019 at 9 pm
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27th May, 2019
ia trade ministry, Indonesia kept May crude palm oil export
duty unchanged at zero. The reference price is set at USD 573.31 per ton, much lower than
lower threshold for export duty. Indonesia has kept crude palm oil export duty at zero since May
According to Malaysia Palm Oil Board (MPOB), Malaysia’s March palm oil stocks
fell 4.64 percent to 29.17 lakh tons compared to 30.59 lakh tons in February 2019. Production of
5.45 lakh tons in Feb 2019.
Exports of palm oil in March rose 22.37 percent to 16.18 lakh tons compared to 13.22 lakh tons
in Feb 2019. Imports of palm oil in Mar rose 39.21 percent to 1.31 lakh tons compared to 0.94
lm oil fell less than trade expectation on higher rise in
According to Indonesia Palm Oil Association (GAPKI), exports of palm oil (CPO and
y to 2.77 MMT from 2.37 MMT in Feb 2018.
m in Feb at 2.77 MMT compared to Jan
2019 at 3.10 MMT. Stocks of palm oil in Feb 2019 fell to 2.5 MMT from 3.02 MMT in Jan, down
Change Source
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*Difference between current and previous day’s prices.
Volume
Lots) O. Int
2
400
2
2019 at 9 pm Rs/Quintal
Sunflower oil
Today’s Developments:
• No significant development today.
Recent Developments that are still Influencing Markets:
• (18 May 2019) Sunflower oil imports scenario
(SEA),Sunflower oil imports declined 17.68 percent y
2.94 lakh tons in April 2018. Imports in oil year 2018
reported higher by 1.82 percent y
year.
• (2 May 2019)-Sunflower oil premium over soy oil in C
from $28 per ton last week and premium in domestic markets ha
Rs 5 per 10 kg from last week.
to Rs 160 per 10 kg Rs 135
higher on firm demand and parity in imports. High premium over palm oil will cap gains in
prices.
• (12 Apr 2019)-Sunflower oil premium over soy oil in C
from $40 per ton last week and premium in dom
unchanged from last week.
to Rs 135 per 10 kg Rs 150
lower on weak demand and dis
prices.
• (10 Apr 2019)-According to United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) April estimate,
India’s 2018/19 sunflower oil import estimate have been raised to 24 lakh tons from 22 lakh
tons in its earlier estimate, higher by 9 percent. Sunflower oil consumption have been raised to
26 lakh tons from 23 lakh tons in its earlier estimate, higher by 13 percent.
• (29 Mar 2019)-Across board weakness is seen in sunflower cash markets in March. Sunf
CNF also showed weakness but at a lower rate. Import demand of sunflower oil is expected to
fall due to high sunflower oil premium over palm oil. Stocks of sunflower oil fell at ports
flat imports indicating destocking at ports will incr
over soy oil is expected to increase demand in increase import demand. Further weakness in
sunflower oil is expected in coming weeks.
Prices:
Sunflower Oil Prices (In Rs./ 10 Kg)
State/District Market
Tamil Nadu Chennai
Andhra Pradesh Krishnapatnam
Andhra Pradesh Kakinada
Daily Price Monitoring
No significant development today.
Recent Developments that are still Influencing Markets:
Sunflower oil imports scenario- According to Solvent Extractors Association
(SEA),Sunflower oil imports declined 17.68 percent y-o-y in April 2019 to 2.42 lakh tons from
2.94 lakh tons in April 2018. Imports in oil year 2018-19 (November 2018
reported higher by 1.82 percent y-o-y at 13.42 lakh tons compared to 13.18 lakh tons in last oil
Sunflower oil premium over soy oil in CNF markets have increased to $59 per ton
per ton last week and premium in domestic markets have reached to 5 per 10 kg, up
Rs 5 per 10 kg from last week. Also, premium of sunflower oil over RBD palmolein has increased
to Rs 160 per 10 kg Rs 135 per 10 kg last week. Prices of sunflower oil are e
higher on firm demand and parity in imports. High premium over palm oil will cap gains in
Sunflower oil premium over soy oil in CNF markets have decreased to $28 per ton
per ton last week and premium in domestic markets have reached to 0 per 10 kg
unchanged from last week. Also, premium of sunflower oil over RBD palmolein has decre
to Rs 135 per 10 kg Rs 150 per 10 kg last week. Prices of sunflower oil are estimated to trade
lower on weak demand and disparity in imports. High premium over palm oil will underpin
According to United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) April estimate,
India’s 2018/19 sunflower oil import estimate have been raised to 24 lakh tons from 22 lakh
in its earlier estimate, higher by 9 percent. Sunflower oil consumption have been raised to
26 lakh tons from 23 lakh tons in its earlier estimate, higher by 13 percent.
Across board weakness is seen in sunflower cash markets in March. Sunf
CNF also showed weakness but at a lower rate. Import demand of sunflower oil is expected to
fall due to high sunflower oil premium over palm oil. Stocks of sunflower oil fell at ports
indicating destocking at ports will increase import demand. Low premium of sun oil
over soy oil is expected to increase demand in increase import demand. Further weakness in
sunflower oil is expected in coming weeks.
Sunflower Oil Prices (In Rs./ 10 Kg)
Market 25 May 2019 24 May 2019 Change
Chennai 770 775 -5
Krishnapatnam 760 760 Unch
Kakinada 760 760 Unch
*Difference between current and previous day’s prices.
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27th May, 2019
According to Solvent Extractors Association
y in April 2019 to 2.42 lakh tons from
19 (November 2018-Apr 2019) were
y at 13.42 lakh tons compared to 13.18 lakh tons in last oil
NF markets have increased to $59 per ton
ve reached to 5 per 10 kg, up
oil over RBD palmolein has increased
of sunflower oil are estimated to trade
higher on firm demand and parity in imports. High premium over palm oil will cap gains in
NF markets have decreased to $28 per ton
ve reached to 0 per 10 kg
Also, premium of sunflower oil over RBD palmolein has decreased
of sunflower oil are estimated to trade
parity in imports. High premium over palm oil will underpin
According to United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) April estimate,
India’s 2018/19 sunflower oil import estimate have been raised to 24 lakh tons from 22 lakh
in its earlier estimate, higher by 9 percent. Sunflower oil consumption have been raised to
Across board weakness is seen in sunflower cash markets in March. Sunflower oil
CNF also showed weakness but at a lower rate. Import demand of sunflower oil is expected to
fall due to high sunflower oil premium over palm oil. Stocks of sunflower oil fell at ports despite
Low premium of sun oil
over soy oil is expected to increase demand in increase import demand. Further weakness in
Change Source
Agriwatch
Unch Agriwatch
Unch Agriwatch
*Difference between current and previous day’s prices.
Groundnut oil
Today’s Developments
• No significant updates today.
Recent Developments that are still Influencing Markets:
• (15 May 2019)In Andhra Pradesh groundnut oil prices are remain on higher side due to firm
demand as demand season has arrived when high pickle and other
demand increases. Prices are almost high in all the key states of India followed by good miller’s
and retailers demand. Less availability of groundnut seeds is supporting prices to rise.
• (19 Apr2019)-Groundnut oil prices are supported
to stability in groundnut oil prices. Prices of groundnut oil will be capped as peak demand
season is over. Higher premium groundnut oil over sunflower oil and palm oil will cap gains in
groundnut oil prices. In Andhra Pradesh groundnut oil prices are falling due to weak demand
against good stock position and pressure on prices due to harvest of groundnut.
• (25 Mar2019)-Groundnut oil prices are supported by firm demand. Demand firmed due to
demand at lower levels. Retail demand improved due to stability in groundnut oil prices. Prices
of groundnut oil will be capped as peak demand season is over. Higher unloading of stocks of
groundnut by NAFED will keep prices moderate. Higher premium groundnut oil over sunflower
oil and palm oil will cap gains in groundnut oil prices. In Andhra Pradesh groundnut oil prices are
falling due to weak demand against good stock position and pressure on prices due to harvest of
groundnut.
• (12 Mar2019)-Groundnut oil prices increased on impr
prices will remain under pressure further due to high stocks of groundnut with NAFED.Also,
exports of groundnut are weak and it is diverted towards crushing thereby increasing supply of
groundnut oil. There is parity in
by fall in prices of palm oil.
Prices:
Groundnut Oil Prices (In Rs. / 10Kg)
State/District Market
Gujarat Rajkot
Telangana Hyderabad
Tamil Nadu Chennai
Daily Price Monitoring
No significant updates today.
Recent Developments that are still Influencing Markets:
In Andhra Pradesh groundnut oil prices are remain on higher side due to firm
demand as demand season has arrived when high pickle and other value
demand increases. Prices are almost high in all the key states of India followed by good miller’s
and retailers demand. Less availability of groundnut seeds is supporting prices to rise.
Groundnut oil prices are supported by firm demand. Retail demand improved due
to stability in groundnut oil prices. Prices of groundnut oil will be capped as peak demand
season is over. Higher premium groundnut oil over sunflower oil and palm oil will cap gains in
ndhra Pradesh groundnut oil prices are falling due to weak demand
against good stock position and pressure on prices due to harvest of groundnut.
Groundnut oil prices are supported by firm demand. Demand firmed due to
etail demand improved due to stability in groundnut oil prices. Prices
of groundnut oil will be capped as peak demand season is over. Higher unloading of stocks of
groundnut by NAFED will keep prices moderate. Higher premium groundnut oil over sunflower
l and palm oil will cap gains in groundnut oil prices. In Andhra Pradesh groundnut oil prices are
falling due to weak demand against good stock position and pressure on prices due to harvest of
Groundnut oil prices increased on improved demand. However, Groundnut oil
prices will remain under pressure further due to high stocks of groundnut with NAFED.Also,
exports of groundnut are weak and it is diverted towards crushing thereby increasing supply of
groundnut oil. There is parity in crush of groundnut for old crop. Groundnut oil is underpinned
by fall in prices of palm oil.
10Kg)
25 May 2019 24 May 2019 Change
1000 1030 -30
1100 1100 Unch
1050 1080 -30
*Difference between current and previous day’s prices.
Daily Price Monitoring Report
27th May, 2019
In Andhra Pradesh groundnut oil prices are remain on higher side due to firm
value-added products
demand increases. Prices are almost high in all the key states of India followed by good miller’s
and retailers demand. Less availability of groundnut seeds is supporting prices to rise.
by firm demand. Retail demand improved due
to stability in groundnut oil prices. Prices of groundnut oil will be capped as peak demand
season is over. Higher premium groundnut oil over sunflower oil and palm oil will cap gains in
ndhra Pradesh groundnut oil prices are falling due to weak demand
against good stock position and pressure on prices due to harvest of groundnut.
Groundnut oil prices are supported by firm demand. Demand firmed due to
etail demand improved due to stability in groundnut oil prices. Prices
of groundnut oil will be capped as peak demand season is over. Higher unloading of stocks of
groundnut by NAFED will keep prices moderate. Higher premium groundnut oil over sunflower
l and palm oil will cap gains in groundnut oil prices. In Andhra Pradesh groundnut oil prices are
falling due to weak demand against good stock position and pressure on prices due to harvest of
oved demand. However, Groundnut oil
prices will remain under pressure further due to high stocks of groundnut with NAFED.Also,
exports of groundnut are weak and it is diverted towards crushing thereby increasing supply of
crush of groundnut for old crop. Groundnut oil is underpinned
Source
Agriwatch
Agriwatch
Agriwatch
*Difference between current and previous day’s prices.
Rice
Today’s Developments: Bangladesh Government has fixed import duty on rice by doubling the present level of 28
percent now, considering the country's excellent domestic production of paddy. In this connection a
government circular was issued on May 22. As a result, the prospect of importing rice from India,
especially outside of Bangladesh, has dimini
National Revenue Board, it has been said that the new import duty has come into force with immediate
effect. The Chairman of the Board said that the import duty was reviewed according to the directions
the Prime Minister and it was decided to increase rate of interest to ensure the safety of the interests of
indigenous farmers.
Recent Developments that are still influencing the Markets:
• (20 May 2019)The Telangana Civil Supply Department (TCSD) has so
paddy. Having more purchases made the problem of paddy storage. TCSD wants FCI to provide
23 lakh tons of rice for storage, FCI agreed to buy 3.44 lakh tons of raw rice from Telangana rice
millers yesterday.
• (20 May 2019)Egypt has issued tender for purchase of Indian, Chinese and Vietnamese
international markets, whose shipment will be from July 25 to August 20
• (20 May 2019)Better export demand has been made in rice, which has made one
in the market. Basmati rice prices have increased by 10% due to export demand. There is a
growing trend in rice prices along with rice prices. During the last 8
basmati rice have increased by 10 per cent and exports have increased by 22 per ce
the current financial year, the export of basmati rice increased by 8.85 per cent. Basmati 1121
paddy has reached the price of NarelaMandi at 4450/4500 while the price was Rs.3300
per quintal with the cultivator inward. Prices of 1121 Sela
quintal. During last 8-10 days rice prices have risen to Rs 700/800.
• (19 May 2019)The Maharashtra government has set up State Agriculture Committee to create
a new agri export policy of the state, which aims to increase the
• (17 May 2019)In Tamilnadu, r
States and the resultant increase in prices of paddy this season. A 75
at Rs.1, 200, is now priced at
• (17 May 2019)Under the FCI OMSS scheme, on May 15, 25,000 metric tonnes of rice from
Karnataka was sold at a price of Rs 2,785 per quintal.
• (16 May 2019)West Bengal's rice industry was suffering losses due t
imposing duty on rice imports by Bangladesh; there was a possibility of further reduction in rice
exports from West Bengal. Last year, Bangladesh imposed 28% duty on rice imports from India.
Because of which non-basmati rice expor
there was tremendous decline in rice exports between April and February. From April 1, 2018 to
February 2019, only 4.25 lakh tons of rice was exported from India compared to 70 lakh tons in
the same period last year.
• (14 May 2019)Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi has said that Qatar has banned
Pakistani Basmati rice. Qatar had
conditions was that the Basmati rice should be Indian. The foreig
has banned Pakistani Basmati rice. He said that the Pakistani government has already raised the
matter with Qatar. Qatar annually imports 200,000 tonnes of rice. Qatar had recently agreed to
Daily Price Monitoring
Bangladesh Government has fixed import duty on rice by doubling the present level of 28
percent now, considering the country's excellent domestic production of paddy. In this connection a
government circular was issued on May 22. As a result, the prospect of importing rice from India,
especially outside of Bangladesh, has diminished. In the statutory regulatory order issued by the
National Revenue Board, it has been said that the new import duty has come into force with immediate
effect. The Chairman of the Board said that the import duty was reviewed according to the directions
the Prime Minister and it was decided to increase rate of interest to ensure the safety of the interests of
Recent Developments that are still influencing the Markets:
The Telangana Civil Supply Department (TCSD) has so far procured 68 lakh tons of
paddy. Having more purchases made the problem of paddy storage. TCSD wants FCI to provide
23 lakh tons of rice for storage, FCI agreed to buy 3.44 lakh tons of raw rice from Telangana rice
has issued tender for purchase of Indian, Chinese and Vietnamese
hose shipment will be from July 25 to August 20
Better export demand has been made in rice, which has made one
Basmati rice prices have increased by 10% due to export demand. There is a
growing trend in rice prices along with rice prices. During the last 8-10 days, domestic prices of
basmati rice have increased by 10 per cent and exports have increased by 22 per ce
the current financial year, the export of basmati rice increased by 8.85 per cent. Basmati 1121
paddy has reached the price of NarelaMandi at 4450/4500 while the price was Rs.3300
per quintal with the cultivator inward. Prices of 1121 Sela have reached Rs 7800/8000 per
10 days rice prices have risen to Rs 700/800.
The Maharashtra government has set up State Agriculture Committee to create
policy of the state, which aims to increase the export of rice and fruits.
In Tamilnadu, rice millers are worried about a drop in paddy arrivals from other
States and the resultant increase in prices of paddy this season. A 75-kg bag of paddy that sold
1, 200, is now priced at Rs.1,400, which also finds reflection in rice prices.
Under the FCI OMSS scheme, on May 15, 25,000 metric tonnes of rice from
Karnataka was sold at a price of Rs 2,785 per quintal.
West Bengal's rice industry was suffering losses due to lower demand and due to
imposing duty on rice imports by Bangladesh; there was a possibility of further reduction in rice
exports from West Bengal. Last year, Bangladesh imposed 28% duty on rice imports from India.
basmati rice exports came down heavily for Bangladesh. Because of this,
there was tremendous decline in rice exports between April and February. From April 1, 2018 to
February 2019, only 4.25 lakh tons of rice was exported from India compared to 70 lakh tons in
Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi has said that Qatar has banned
Pakistani Basmati rice. Qatar had put some conditions for importing Basmati rice. One of the
conditions was that the Basmati rice should be Indian. The foreign minister revealed that Qatar
has banned Pakistani Basmati rice. He said that the Pakistani government has already raised the
matter with Qatar. Qatar annually imports 200,000 tonnes of rice. Qatar had recently agreed to
Daily Price Monitoring Report
27th May, 2019
Bangladesh Government has fixed import duty on rice by doubling the present level of 28 percent to 55
percent now, considering the country's excellent domestic production of paddy. In this connection a
government circular was issued on May 22. As a result, the prospect of importing rice from India,
shed. In the statutory regulatory order issued by the
National Revenue Board, it has been said that the new import duty has come into force with immediate
effect. The Chairman of the Board said that the import duty was reviewed according to the directions of
the Prime Minister and it was decided to increase rate of interest to ensure the safety of the interests of
far procured 68 lakh tons of
paddy. Having more purchases made the problem of paddy storage. TCSD wants FCI to provide
23 lakh tons of rice for storage, FCI agreed to buy 3.44 lakh tons of raw rice from Telangana rice
has issued tender for purchase of Indian, Chinese and Vietnamese rice in
Better export demand has been made in rice, which has made one-way increase
Basmati rice prices have increased by 10% due to export demand. There is a
10 days, domestic prices of
basmati rice have increased by 10 per cent and exports have increased by 22 per cent. During
the current financial year, the export of basmati rice increased by 8.85 per cent. Basmati 1121
paddy has reached the price of NarelaMandi at 4450/4500 while the price was Rs.3300 -3600
have reached Rs 7800/8000 per
The Maharashtra government has set up State Agriculture Committee to create
export of rice and fruits.
ice millers are worried about a drop in paddy arrivals from other
kg bag of paddy that sold
00, which also finds reflection in rice prices.
Under the FCI OMSS scheme, on May 15, 25,000 metric tonnes of rice from
o lower demand and due to
imposing duty on rice imports by Bangladesh; there was a possibility of further reduction in rice
exports from West Bengal. Last year, Bangladesh imposed 28% duty on rice imports from India.
ts came down heavily for Bangladesh. Because of this,
there was tremendous decline in rice exports between April and February. From April 1, 2018 to
February 2019, only 4.25 lakh tons of rice was exported from India compared to 70 lakh tons in
Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi has said that Qatar has banned
put some conditions for importing Basmati rice. One of the
n minister revealed that Qatar
has banned Pakistani Basmati rice. He said that the Pakistani government has already raised the
matter with Qatar. Qatar annually imports 200,000 tonnes of rice. Qatar had recently agreed to
include Pakistani rice in the tend
directly under the purview of Qatar’s Ministry of Economy and Commerce.
Prices & Arrivals
State/
District Market Variety
CHHATTIS
GARH BALOD
PADDY-SWARNA
MASOORI
CHHATTIS
GARH
BHATAPAR
A PADDY-HMT
CHHATTIS
GARH BALOD PADDY 1001
TELANGA
NA
BADEPALL
Y Paddy RNR
TELANGA
NA
MAHBUBN
AGAR RNR
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include Pakistani rice in the tender documents of the Central Tendering Committee which falls
directly under the purview of Qatar’s Ministry of Economy and Commerce.
Rice
Modal Price (Rs /Qtl) Chang
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Arrivals (Qtl)
25-May-
19 24-May-19 25-May-19
1450 1500 -50 34
2155 2100 55 55
1525 1600 -75 179
1880 1910 -30 53
1780 1920 -140 15
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