China cuts 2018 wheat purchase price for first time in over a decade.
Coriander prices rise in Kota as arrivals decline.
Prices of coriander rose in the key wholesale market of Kota due to a fall in arrivals during the day. The anticipation of a fall in area under the spice crop in the upcoming sowing season also supported the prices.
NCDEX coriander up 1% as stocks fall in warehouses.
Futures contracts of coriander rose nearly 1% on NCDEX due to a decline in inventory of the spice in exchange-accredited warehouses. The most-active November contract was up 0.7% from the previous close. In the NCDEX-monitored warehouses, stocks of coriander stood at 7,935 tonne down from 8,463 tonne previous day. Further, concerns over a fall in area under the spice in the upcoming sowing season also supported prices. Current low prices and likely low soil moisture content due to poor rainfall in Gujarat, Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh in the past few weeks are seen leading to lower sowing of coriander this year.
Ukraine palm oil imports doubled in September.
Palm oil imports to Ukraine totaled 33.9 KMT in September 2016/17. This is 14.2% less than in the previous month (39.5 KMT), but a record high for September. So, imports almost doubled against September 2016 (17.9 KMT).
Sunflower stocks in Ukraine amount to 5.8 million tonne.
Sunflower stocks at enterprises that process and store oilseeds as of October 1, 2017, amounted to 5.83 million tons, which is 24.7 thousand tons less than the same indicator in 2016 (5.85 million tons).
Malaysia CPO ends tad up on weak ringgit vs dollar.
Futures contracts of crude palm oil ended marginally higher on the Bursa Malaysia Derivatives today due to a weak ringgit against the dollar. A weak Malaysian currency makes crude palm oil attractive for overseas buyers. The most-active January contract of crude palm oil on the Malaysian bourse ended at 2,817 ringgits (43,173.49 rupees) per tn, up 0.1% from the previous close.
Ukraine Sunseed crop decline affected September crushing volume.
The start of a new season features growth of sunseed processing. So, sunoil production by large and medium-sized crushers totaled 345.7 KMT in September 2017, or twice as much as in the previous month (171.6 KMT). However, a sunseed crop decline in the current 2017/18 season prevented sunoil producers from surpassing the September 2016 record (399.8 KMT): the product’s output fell by 13.5% against MY 2016/17.
Low-protein U.S. soy crop dents meal quality, may lift feed costs.
A protein shortfall in this year U.S. soybean crop has forced processors to cut the amount of the nutrient, prompting concerns that animal feed costs and meat prices could rise. Adverse crop weather this summer likely dragged down the protein content of soybeans, prompting concern that the soymeal produced at crushing facilities will be light on protein and other key nutrients. High-protein soymeal that typically is sold with 47.5 to 48 percent protein is being offered at 46.5 or 47 percent instead.
CBOT soybean futures trade with 3 to 4 cent gains in most contracts.
Soybean futures finished trade with 3 to 4 cent gains in most contracts. November 17 Soybeans closed at $9.75 1/4, up 4 cents. US export sale of 238,000 MT of soybeans for 17/18 delivery to China.
NCDEX soybean extends losses on spot market cues.
Futures contracts of soybean on NCDEX extended losses for the third consecutive day, due to a rise in arrivals in major spot markets. The most-active November contract of soybean on NCDEX was down 0.6% from the previous close. The December contract of soybean also traded 0.6% lower. Favourable weather conditions for soybean harvesting in Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra also contributed to the fall in prices.
NCDEX mustard down on profit booking post 7-month high
Futures contracts of mustard seed on NCDEX declined for the second straight day as investors booked profit after the commodity hit a seven-month high. The most active November contract on NCDEX traded down 1.5% from the previous close.
India Soybean ends over 1% down on supply pressure; CPO up.
Futures contracts of the components of edible oil basket, barring crude palm oil, fell on domestic exchanges due to lacklustre demand in spot markets. Favourable weather for soybean harvest in Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra, the top growers, weighed on sentiments.
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Bangladesh to purchase 100,000 tn rice from India
Bangladesh has approved purchase of 100,000 tn parboiled rice from India at $455 per tn under a government-to-government deal.The price includes shipping, insurance, and discharge costs.The rice is to be shipped within 60 days after signing the deal, which is likely to happen soon. Bangladesh, the world’s fourth largest rice producer is importing rice aggressively as floods in the country have hit its rice crop as well as stocks.
Nizamabad maize steady after recent fall in prices
Prices of maize in the benchmark Nizamabad market were steady, after declining in the last few days.Maize prices have fallen by 60-70 rupees over the last few days as arrivals started reaching the markets in other states such Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra.
Coriander up on NCDEX tracking spot markets
Futures contracts of coriander on the NCDEX ended over 2% higher tracking gains in key spot markets of Rajasthan. Prices of the spice rose in the state because of lower arrivals and a likely decline in acreage this rabi season. Total arrivals of the spice in Rajasthan were pegged at 6,000 bags down around 2,000 bags from the previous day.
Most seen up on export demand; coriander down
Futures contracts of all spices, except coriander, are expected to trade higher on domestic exchanges next week due to a rise in export demand.Bucking the trend, contracts of coriander NCDEX are expected to decline because of huge inventories of around 8 mln bags from the last season. Regular imports of coriander from Russia, Ukraine, and Bulgaria, due to higher domestic prices, will also weigh on sentiment.
MSP hike lifts wheat prices in key spot mkts
Wheat prices rose in key wholesale markets today as the government has raised minimum support price of the grain for 2018-19 (Apr-Mar) marketing year.Following the hike in MSP, prices of mill quality wheat have risen by nearly 50 rupees in Delhi in the last two days.News of hike in MSP (minimum support price) has given a little support to wholesale prices of wheat.