Weekly Agri Report 10 September 2018 Epic Research

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10-Sep-2018 WEEKLY AGRI COMMODITY REPORT

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WEEKLY AGRI COMMODITY REPORT Weekly Wrap Up MONTH

OPEN

HIGH

LOW

CLOSE

% CHG

VOL

MONTH

OPEN

HIGH

LOW

CORIANDER

SEP

4664

4955

4635

SUPPORT

SUPP.1

SUPP. 2

4605

4460

RESISTANCE

RES. 1

RES. 2

4925

5100

4750

4780

1.84

44100

Coriander short term trend is bearish and may continue in coming days.

-

-

-

-

SUPPORT

SUPP. 1

SUPP. 2

-

-

6810

6810

6460

SUPPORT

SUPP. 1

SUPP. 2

6370

6240

RESISTANCE

RES. 1

RES. 2

6720

6940

-

-

-

PIVOT

LEVELS

RESISTANC E

RES. 1

RES. 2

-

-

-

-

GUARGUM 5MT

6500

PIVOT

INTRADAY LEVELS

VOL

INTRADAY

TURMERIC

SEP

% CHG

CASTORSEED

PIVOT

INTRADAY LEVELS

CLOSE

6590

-4.55

17555

Turmeric short term trend is bearish and may continue in coming days.

OCT

9540

9770

9280

SUPPORT

SUPP. 1

SUPP. 2

9186

8988

9385

PIVOT

INTRADAY LEVELS

RESISTANCE

RES. 1

RES. 2

9676

9968

9478

-1.62

132915

Guargum Short term trend is bearish and may continue in coming days.


WEEKLY AGRI COMMODITY REPORT Weekly Recommendations

BUY GUARGUM5 ABOVE 9450 TARGET 9550 9750 SL BELOW 9350 SELL GUARGUM5 BELOW 9300 TARGET 9200 9000 SL ABOVE 9400

BUY CORIANDER ABOVE 4820 TARGET 4890 4990 SL BELOW 4740 SELL CORIANDER BELOW 4720 TARGET 4650 4550 SL ABOVE 4800


WEEKLY AGRI COMMODITY REPORT Commodities In News  India's export of oilmeals during April to August 2018 is reported at 1,192,095 tons compared to 986,606 tons during the same period of last year - up by 21%, according to figures compiled by the Solvent Extractors’ Association of India (SEA). The ongoing trade dispute between USA and China has created a lot of uncertainty and forcing China to look out to other origins for their requirements of soybean and oilmeals. This has compelled China to relook its ban imposed for importing of oilmeals from India since 2012. This will open up Chinese market for India, SEA said.  Rice export prices in India slid to 17-month lows on sluggish demand and the rupee’s record fall. Rates for India’s 5 percent broken parboiled variety fell by $10 to $376-$380 per tonne this week. The Indian rupee has lost more than 12 percent so far in 2018 and hit a record low on Thursday, increasing exporters margins. In third-largest exporter Vietnam, however, rates for 5 percent broken rice rose to $397-$403 a tonne from $395-$400 last week. In Thailand, benchmark 5 percent broken rice fell to $385-$393, free on board (FOB) Bangkok, from last week’s $393-$395 due to slow demand, traders said.  Tea exports from India during the first seven months of 2018 rose 6.6 percent from a year ago to 133.21 million kg as Egypt, Iran and Pakistan raised purchases, the state-run Tea Board said in a statement. Iran bought 15.24 million kg of tea during January to July, up from 13.21 million kg a year ago, the Board said. India, the world’s second-biggest tea producer, exports CTC (crush-tear-curl) grade mainly to Egypt, Pakistan and the UK, and the orthodox variety to Iraq, Iran and Russia.

ECONOMIC NEWS  As India heads for yet another year of record sugar production amid subdued global and domestic prices, millers from Karnataka and Maharashtra have asked the government to allow split the payment of fair and remunerative prices (FRP) instead of making it in one instalment, as stipulated by law. India is expected to produce 35.5 million tonnes of sugar in the 2018-19 sugar season starting October 1 as against an output of 32.25 million tonnes in the ongoing season, according to industry estimates. The Central government has started a monthly sugar release mechanism allocating a quota to each mill coupled with a minimum selling price of Rs 29/kg ex-mill. Though the measures have kept domestic prices firm at about Rs 30/kg at mill gates, it has also led to an accumulation of sugar stocks in the country. The Indian Sugar Mills Association estimates that closing stocks could be 19 million tonnes at the end of the 2018-19 season if the country does not export sugar. 

Expected decline in the Indian natural rubber output by 18 to 20% this fiscal year will adversely impact the tyre industry, says ICRA Ltd., an investment information and credit rating agency. It has cited the flood in Kerala due to unusually high rainfall as the cause for the sharp fall in natural rubber (NR) which accounts for 35% of the overall input costs in the manufacture of tyres. This may result in pressure on operating margins of tyre manufacturers, ICRA said. K Srikumar, vice president, corporate sector ratings, ICRA said: ``Inundation and landslides in few districts, apart from the possible threat of diseases on immature plants will dampen the production over the next few months, the critical tapping season. We expect the NR output to decline by 1.21.4 lakh tonnes (18-20%)l during FY2019. NR accounts for 32% and 35% of total inputs, in volume and value terms respectively, with other key inputs including crude derivatives like synthetic rubber, carbon black, fabric, rubber chemicals etc. ‘’


WEEKLY AGRI COMMODITY REPORT NEWS RECAP COMMODITY HEADLINES 

Sugar millers ask govt to allow spit payment of FRP

Government procures 38 mn tonnes rice so far in 2017-18; exceeds target

NR import to touch a record 5.3-5.5 lakh tonnes in FY2019, says ICRA

Haryana to buy one lakh tonnes bajra at MSP this year

India to surpass Brazil as top sugar producer, eyes bigger export share

Increase in September sugar quota raises pressure on prices

Maharashtra traders to resume buying of kharif crop without committing to pay MSP

Special compensation package for coffee growers

Kharif crop planting increases as heavy rains raise reservoir levels

Punjab plans to cut pesticides use in basmati rice

Onion, potato & tomato output drops slightly in 2017-18


WEEKLY AGRI COMMODITY REPORT Spot quotes Commodity Name

Location

Price

Commodity Name

Location

Barley

Jaipur

1672

Ref Soya Oil

Nagpur

Chana

Bikaner

3950

Ref Soya Oil

Mumbai

Chana

Delhi

-

Soy Bean

Indore

Chana

Indore

-

Soy Bean

Nagpur

Coriander

Kota

5035

Soy Bean

Kota

Cotton

Kadi

22971

Soymeal

Indore

Guar Gum 5MT

Jodhpur

9169 Sugar M Grade

Kolhapur

Sugar M Grade

Kanpur

Sugar M Grade

Muzaffar Nagar

Sugar M Grade

Delhi

Sugar M Grade

Kolkatta

Turmeric

Nizamabad

GUAR SEED 2 MT

Jodhpur

Guarseed

Bikaner

Jeera

Unjha

Mustard seed

Jaipur

Mustard seed

Alwar

Ref Soya Oil

Indore

4286 4225

1945 4251 4308 746

Price

766 752

3426 3557 3275 29731 3065 3220 3142 3135 3311 6909


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