Weekly Agri Report of 27 August 2018 by Epic Research

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27-AUG-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

4890

5020

4755

SUPPORT

SUPP.1

SUPP. 2

4693

4591

RESISTANCE

RES. 1

RES. 2

4958.3

5121

4795

4856.6

-1.94

27910

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

-

-

-

-

SUPPORT

SUPP. 1

SUPP. 2

-

-

7024

7098

6802

SUPPORT

SUPP. 1

SUPP. 2

6751

6628

RESISTANCE

RES. 1

RES. 2

7047

7220

-

-

-

PIVOT

LEVELS

RESISTANC E

RES. 1

RES. 2

-

-

-

-

GUARGUM 5MT

6874

PIVOT

INTRADAY LEVELS

VOL

INTRADAY

TURMERIC

SEP

% CHG

CASTORSEED

PIVOT

INTRADAY LEVELS

CLOSE

6924

--2.13

19735

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

OCT

9850

9988

9159

SUPPORT

SUPP. 1

SUPP. 2

8923

8626

9220

PIVOT

INTRADAY LEVELS

RESISTANCE

RES. 1

RES. 2

9752

10284

9455

-6.39

147735

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


WEEKLY AGRI COMMODITY REPORT Weekly Recommendations

BUY GUARGUM5 ABOVE 9400 TARGET 9550 9700 SL BELOW 9300 SELL GUARGUM5 BELOW 9000 TARGET 8900 8700 SL ABOVE 9100

BUY CORIANDER ABOVE 4930 TARGET 5000 5150 SL BELOW 4840 SELL CORIANDER BELOW 4700 TARGET 4630 4500 SL ABOVE 4770


WEEKLY AGRI COMMODITY REPORT Commodities In News  India's edible-oil traders’ body, Solvent Extractors Association (SEA) has urged New Delhi to restrain imports of refined edible oils under SAFTA by tank lorries and in packed form from its immediate neighbourhood as increasing zero-duty imports hurt local millers and oilseed farmers. Every day about 800-1000 tonnes of RBD palmolein and refined soyabean oils are coming from Bangladesh in tank lorry and packed form through land boarder of West Bengal and Assam. The following land ports being used to push the refined edible oil in India under SAFTA at Nil duty, the trade body said.  Rapid heavy rain and floods in Coffee growing areas in Kerala have worsened the shortage of robusta beans, hitting hard exporters and local producers.The production of robusta, which accounts for majority of Coffee exports from the country and is the chief ingredient for instant Coffee, was last year 10-20% short of the Coffee Board’s projection of 2.21 lakh tonnes. The inclement weather is expected to pull down the crop for the next harvest slated to take place by December. The arabica crop hasn’t been affected much. Heavy rains have caused widespread damage to Coffee in parts of Wayanad in Kerala.

 The International Grains Council (IGC) has raised its forecast for total grains production in 2018-19 to 2,063 million tonnes, up from 2,059 million tonnes in July but down from 2,092 million tonnes forecast for 2017-18. Total grains consumption is forecast at 2,129 million tonnes, up from 2,128 million tonnes in July and compared with 2,107 million tonnes in 2017-18. The forecast for total grains carryover stocks was raised to 538 million tonnes from 532 million tonnes a month ago and down from 604 million tonnes in 2017-18.

ECONOMIC NEWS  A tea variety from Arunachal Pradesh has fetched a world record price of Rs 40,000 per kg at Guwahati Tea Auction Centre here breaking the record of an Assam tea variety auctioned last month. A 1.1 kg lot of Golden Needles tea variety of Donyi Polo tea estate in Arunachal Pradesh sold at Rs 40,000 per kg yesterday, said a statement by Dinesh Bihani, Secretary of Guwahati Tea Auction Buyers Association. The tea variety was sold to Assam Tea Traders, which is one of the oldest tea shop in Guwahati. In July, an Assam tea variety was sold at Rs 39,001 per kg at an auction here. "These types of specialty teas are attracting more and more buyers and producers to come together and use the GTAC platform. We hope that these specialty teas will make us achieve our past glory in the world map," Bihani said in the statement. Assam Tea Traders Lalit Kumar Jalan was quoted as saying in the statement, "There is a rising demand for good tea and we are selling specialty tea regularly. 

Although 94 per cent kharif sowing has been completed in Maharashtra so far, crop loan for the season has been disbursed to only about 50 per cent farmers till now, an official said today. According to the official, this delay in loan disbursement was due to several factors, including that previous unpaid debts have rendered a number of farmers ineligible to get fresh loan. Earlier this week, the state government announced that of the total 140.69 lakh hectares of agricultural land, kharif sowing has been completed on 132.85 lakh hectares, which comes to around 94 per cent. The government disburses crop loan every year around May so that farmers can use the funds during the kharif season. "But despite the proposed outlay of Rs 43,000 crore, actual loan disbursed so far is around Rs 23,000 crore. It means around 50 per cent of loan disbursement for kharif season is yet to be done," a senior official from the state Cooperation Department said.


WEEKLY AGRI COMMODITY REPORT NEWS RECAP COMMODITY HEADLINES 

Arunachal tea variety fetches Rs 40,000 per kg

'Maha kharif sowing 94% complete, but only 50% loan disbursed'

Flood damage may slash India's coffee output by 20 per cent : Trade body

Government extends sugar export deadline by 3 months till December

Farmers still unaware of details of PMFBY: Survey

APEDA to seek skilled workers to aid farmers use pesticides

Steps being taken to stop cotton contamination: CCI

Heavy rainfalls boost water levels at country’s major reservoirs

Farmers have turned "Lakhpatis", but more than half still in debt: Nabard Survey

Monsoon revival brings mix of misery & cheer for farmers

Government bans 12 pesticides with immediate effect, activists say not enough


WEEKLY AGRI COMMODITY REPORT Spot quotes Commodity Name

Location

Price

Commodity Name

Location

Barley

Jaipur

1650

Ref Soya Oil

Nagpur

Chana

Bikaner

4091

Ref Soya Oil

Mumbai

Chana

Delhi

-

Soy Bean

Indore

Chana

Indore

-

Soy Bean

Nagpur

Coriander

Kota

5141

Soy Bean

Kota

Cotton

Kadi

22827

Soymeal

Indore

Guar Gum 5MT

Jodhpur

9016 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

4250 4170

19695 4310 4282 735.3

Price

749 735.3

3373 3509 3275 27500 3125 3289.6 3228 3195 3380 7055


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