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Raw cotton rules firm as early arrivals of new crop start in some States (opens the original)
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Amidst a volatile global trend, the prices of raw cotton from the current kharif crop are ruling firm in several States where early arrivals have begun. Arrivals have started in parts of Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Rajasthan, Haryana, Telangana, Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat among others “Raw cotton prices are ruling above the MSP (minimum support price) levels in the range of ₹9,200-9,500 per quintal, depending on the moisture content, in markets such as Raichur, Bellary, Adoni and Yemmiganur among
Coffee prices set to stay firm as El Nino, supply risks mount (opens the original)
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Prospects of a weaker 2027-28 coffee crop, thin inventories and a strengthening El Nino, which could increase downside risks for producers in Asia, are likely to support prices in the coming quarters. BMI, a unit of Fitch Solutions, has raised its forecast for average coffee prices in 2026 to 307 cents a pound from 293 cents in its latest outlook. “Though the Brazilian harvest outlook looks robust, we believe attention will increasingly shift towards the 2027-28 crop, for which prospects appear
Indiaâs tea output drops 10% in July to 164 m kgs on heavy rains, floods (opens the original)
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Indiaâs July tea output drops by a tenth to 164 m kgs on excess rains and floods impacting output in top two producing sates of Assam and West Bengal, while production registered a growth of around 18 per cent in South India. In Assam, the largest producing state, output dropped 13 per cent to 91.08 m kg during July 2026 over corresponding last yearâs 105 m kg, as per the Tea Boardâs latest data. In the Assam Valley region, the production was down 12.7 per cent at 86.96 m kg over previous
Global coffee prices surge on factors such as weather issues in Brazil (opens the original)
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Global coffee prices surged during July on factors such as weather issues in Brazil, strengthening El Nino outlook and concerns over tightening Arabica supplies, according to the International Coffee Organisation (ICO). The ICO Composite Indicator Price (I-CIP) averaged 287.26 US cents a pound in July, up 15.4 per cent from June, with Arabica prices rising faster than Robusta. Colombian Milds and Brazilian Naturals rose 18.1 per cent and 17.9 per cent, respectively, while Other Milds gained 16.5
Indiaâs area under pulses acreage tops last yearâs level (opens the original)
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Kharif pulses area has surpassed last yearâs levels. As on August 28, the acreage registered an increase of 1.68 per cent at 111.46 lakh hectares (lh) over 109.62 lh a year ago. The delayed onset and slow progress of South-West monsoon impacted the sowing in the early part of the kharif cropping season, while in the recovery in rainfall in the western and central parts of the country in the recent weeks aided the sowing. The increase in acreage of urad, tur and moth bean has driven the increas
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