Uneven Rains Dampen Crop Prospects, Says Crisil
Crisil notes that any further production losses could intensify supply-side pressures, raise food inflation risks
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Uneven Rainfall May Drive Supply Shock In Crop Prices, Warns Report
- by BW Retail World Bureau
- July 23, 2025
The report notes that steady progress of rainfall, especially in northwest and southern regions, should benefit the sowing progress and reservoir levels
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India’s Rice Production Likely To Dip, Wheat Sees Growth
- by BW Retail World Bureau
- March 2, 2024
India, the world’s largest rice exporter, is expected to witness a decline in rice production for the first time in eight years during the 2023-24 crop year. This development comes amidst concerns over below-average rainfall impacting agricultural output. The Indian government, through the Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare, revealed that rice production is projected […]
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After Onions, Tomato; Now Pulses Prices May Rise Due To Scanty Rainfall: Report
- by Himanshu Ojha
- August 22, 2023
Deficient Rainfall in several parts of India may cause pulse prices to surge, adding to the burden on the masses after rising vegetable costs. With the sowing season about to end, pulses sowing have declined further and is expected to be largely lower, according to a recent report. The report Monsoon and Sowing: Update released […]