Monday to Monday Agri Trends: What to Sell, Store, or Buy

Weekly Commodity Price Comparison (INR/Quintal)

CommodityMandi09 Jun Price16 Jun PriceChange ₹% ChangeπŸ“Œ Trend Insight
Wheat (MP Sharbati)Indore24502575πŸ”Ό +125+5.1%Rising demand, good for traders
Mustard SeedBharatpur56505480πŸ”½ -170-3.0%Slight dip, buy opportunity
Potato (Grade A)Agra12401320πŸ”Ό +80+6.4%Storage build-up in motion
Onion (Red)Lasalgaon11801090πŸ”½ -90-7.6%Arrival surge, short-term glut
Tomato (Hybrid)Kolar1050980πŸ”½ -70-6.7%High perishability—sell quickly
Maize (Yellow)Nizamabad21002185πŸ”Ό +85+4.0%Feed demand up—price firming
SoybeanLatur52005340πŸ”Ό +140+2.7%Export inquiry rising
Chana (Desi)Kanpur54805410πŸ”½ -70-1.3%Stable, but slight selling pressure
Moong (Green Gram)Jaipur79008125πŸ”Ό +225+2.8%Low arrivals, bullish sentiment

πŸ’Ό Trading & Storage Signals

Buy Zones (Expected to Rise)

  • Mustard: Prices dipped — possible rebound with monsoon uncertainties.

  • Onion: If storage is viable, current low could offer gains by July.

πŸ“€ Sell Recommendations

  • Tomato: Risk of spoilage high, clear stocks early in week.

  • Wheat (Sharbati): Price up by ₹125 — suitable for profit-booking.

πŸ“¦ Store or Hold

  • Soybean & Maize: Gradual bullishness expected due to export/feed demand.

  • Moong: Firm tone—good holding for next 2–3 weeks.


πŸ“Š Conclusion

This week’s agri market opens with mixed trends. Perishable vegetables show pressure due to increased arrivals, while pulses and oilseeds show selective strength. Traders should act swiftly on tomatoes and onions. Farmers are advised to begin mustard procurement for storage and keep a close eye on soybean price momentum.

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