CBOT corn retreats on forecasts for large US crop.
Karnataka farmers advised to use insecticide on maize.
Karnataka farmers advised to use insecticide on maize.
U.S corn exports firm week on week.
U.S corn exports firm week on week.
Russia likely to produce another record wheat crop.
Russia likely to produce another record wheat crop.
India wheat futures soften 0.18% on ample stocks in spot markets.
India wheat futures soften 0.18% on ample stocks in spot markets.
First 30,000 MT shipment of Russian wheat arrives in Venezuela.
First 30,000 MT shipment of Russian wheat arrives in Venezuela.
EU wheat falls as traders lock in profits.
EU wheat falls as traders lock in profits.
Canadian hard red wheat bids drop with US harvest pressure.
Canadian hard red wheat bids drop with US harvest pressure.
CBOT wheat up nearly 1% as Canada crop seen down.
CBOT wheat up nearly 1% as Canada crop seen down.
Govt wheat sales via OMSS remain weak at 193,000 MT.
Govt wheat sales via OMSS remain weak at 193,000 MT.
India rice mills seek removal of GST on branded rice.
India rice mills seek removal of GST on branded rice.
Thailand export up by 17% from last year.
Thailand export up by 17% from last year.
Blast disease attack on paddy spotted in Chhattisgarh.
Blast disease attack on paddy spotted in Chhattisgarh.
Coriander prices fall on muted demand in Delhi.
Coriander prices fall on muted demand in Delhi.
NCDEX chana down as exchange imposes 5% margin.
Futures contracts of chana on NCDEX were down for the third straight day as the exchange has imposed 5% additional margin on buy and sell positions. The most active September contract traded down 2.7% from the previous close. According to traders, speculators have reduced their positions as well as exposure which is the result of easing demand due to adequate stocks present in the spot market.
NAFED buys 60,259 tonne chana of 2016-17 crop from 4 states.
As of Wednesday, the National Agricultural Cooperative Marketing Federation of India had procured 60,259 tonne of chana from the 2016-17 (Jul-Jun) rabi crop from four states. The slowdown in the pace of procurement was due to rising prices in spot markets ahead of festivals.
Tur down in Kalaburagi as govt relaxes import norms.
Prices of tur in Kalaburagi in Karnataka were down as the government relaxed norms for import of the commodity from Myanmar. Importers of tur, who had signed import contracts prior to a quantitative cap on overseas purchases on Aug 5, can avail relaxation on the import cap if they register those contracts with the government.
Urad down in Kalaburagi as arrivals of new crop up.
Prices of urad in Kalaburagi, Karnataka, fell as arrivals of the new crop increased amid subdued demand from dal millers. New crop arrivals of urad in Kalaburagi were estimated at 1,000 bags in Gulbarga.
Relief for tur importers if deals prior to Aug 5 registered.
Importers of tur, who had signed import contracts prior to a quantitative cap on overseas purchases on Aug 5, can avail relaxation on the import cap if they register those contracts with the government. Such contracts registered by the regional authorities after verifying that companies had entered into contracts prior to Aug 5. The government on Thursday had relaxed the norms by allowing consignments from Myanmar and other exporting countries for which advance payments were made prior to the restriction.
Food Corp sells 60,000 tonne pulses of 395,000 tonne allowed for sale.
The Food Corp of India has sold nearly 60,000 tonne pulses over the 15 days through open market sales scheme. Sale of pulses has picked up now. In a meeting held on Aug 17, government allowed us to sell entire stock of moong, while for other pulses, they allowed sale of the stock purchased more than nine months ago. The central government issued a permit to sell 395,000 tonne of domestically purchased pulses from its stocks. The Centre is selling pulses from its buffer stock by floating tenders under the open market sales scheme to dispose of inventories, which rose sharply due to a bumper output last year followed by high imports.