From farm to futures agri research with roots.
Agricultural commodity markets are driven by a unique mix of monsoon rains, government policy, global trade flows, and local mandi dynamics. Our research covers the full spectrum of NCDEX and MCX agri contracts — combining crop fundamentals, price parity analysis, and technical levels so you trade with context, not speculation.
Agri commodity prices at a glance
Real-time indicative prices across the agricultural commodities we track. Full reports include crop fundamentals, mandi trends, technical levels, and government policy analysis.
Key agri drivers we track daily
Agricultural prices do not move in isolation. These are the macro variables we monitor and incorporate into every report.
Crops in our research scope
Each crop gets a structured report combining crop fundamentals, mandi price trends, government policy impact, and technical analysis with clear levels.
Soybean, Mustard & Groundnut
Oilseed research that connects farm-level sowing data, crushing margins, global edible oil prices, and government MSP announcements. Every report tracks the soybean-mustard price spread, crushing profitability, and import parity with palm and soy oil from Indonesia, Malaysia, and South America.
- Sowing progress and acreage tracking across key states
- Crushing margin analysis — soy meal and oil realisation
- Global edible oil price parity — palm, soy, sunflower
- MSP versus mandi price spread monitoring
Cotton & Sugarcane
Fibre and cash crop research focused on government policy, global price linkages, and domestic demand-supply balance. For cotton, we track the MCX cotton contract against ICE futures, yarn demand from the textile sector, and minimum support price operations. Sugarcane analysis covers FRP, sugar production cycles, and ethanol blending policy.
- Cotton — ICE futures parity, textile demand, MSP procurement
- Sugarcane — FRP, sugar production, ethanol diversion
- Export-import dynamics and government trade policy
- Global price benchmarks and India premium/discount
Jeera, Turmeric & Chana
Spice and pulse markets are among the most dynamic agri-commodity segments, driven by export demand, weather-sensitive production, and speculative positioning. Our research covers the jeera-turmeric price correlation, chana stock positions, and technical analysis on the most liquid NCDEX contracts. Each report layers fundamental supply-demand data over chart patterns.
- Export demand tracking — jeera to Bangladesh, Middle East, EU
- Turmeric — crop size estimates and NCDEX stock data
- Chana — stockist holdings, government buffer, import parity
- Technical levels with volume confirmation for NCDEX contracts
Current agri calls and signals
Our latest technical assessment across tracked agri commodities — with key levels and directional bias.
Agri commodity research — what to expect
What agricultural commodities do you cover?+
We cover oilseeds (soybean, mustard, groundnut), fibre crops (cotton), cash crops (sugarcane), spices (jeera, turmeric), and pulses (chana) traded on NCDEX and MCX. Our coverage spans Kharif and Rabi crop cycles and includes both spot mandi prices and futures contracts.
How is your agri commodity research structured?+
Every report begins with the macro backdrop — monsoon progress, government policy announcements, and global price trends. Then we layer crop-specific fundamentals: sowing data, acreage estimates, crop health, and mandi arrival trends. Finally, we apply technical analysis on NCDEX/MCX contracts with clear support/resistance levels, momentum indicators, and directional bias. Reports conclude with actionable levels, not trade calls.
What makes agri research different from other commodities?+
Agricultural commodities are uniquely driven by government policy (MSP, import duties, export bans), weather patterns (monsoon, temperature, rainfall distribution), and seasonal cycles (sowing, harvest, arrival). Unlike bullion or energy, supply is discrete and annual, so stock positions and crop size estimates matter greatly. Our research is designed specifically for these dynamics.
Do you track mandi prices or only futures?+
Both. Mandi (spot) prices are the foundation — they reflect real-time supply-demand at the farm gate. We track daily arrivals and prices across major mandis for each crop. Futures prices are analysed in relation to spot, with the basis (spot-futures spread) providing clues about market expectations and carry costs. A report that ignores either is incomplete.
How often are agri commodity reports published?+
We publish weekly agri commodity reports covering all tracked crops. Intra-week updates are issued during critical periods — monsoon progress reports, MSP announcements, sudden export policy changes, or weather events (cyclones, unseasonal rain, drought) that materially alter the crop outlook.
Is agri research useful for equity investors too?+
Yes. Agricultural commodity prices directly impact several sectors — FMCG (edible oil costs), sugar companies, textile manufacturers (cotton yarn), fertiliser and seed companies, and agri-input firms. Our agri reports provide the commodity context that feeds into equity ratings on these sectors.
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Monsoon tracking, MSP analysis, mandi price trends, technical levels, and directional bias across oilseeds, fibre, pulses, and spices — delivered weekly.