Agri-commodities manage to keep head high last week

Among agri-commodities, solely cardamom, mentha, chana and cotton listed on positive note whereas all different commodities are heading for weekly losses.

Cardamom futures is heading for its sixth weekly rise in last seven weeks on anticipation of fine demand in returning months in addition to unlikely surge in arrivals as a result of erratic weather whereas chana futures sees fifth consecutive weekly rise on expectation of fine pageant demand and government's import restriction on pulses.

Moreover, erratic distribution of monsoon rains in key pulses growing states conjointly support higher costs. Legume advanced and soybean costs see highest one week fall in additional than one year owing to higher domestic stocks and expectation of fine production in returning season.

The most active Gregorian calendar month delivery contract of legume advanced on National Commodities and by-product Exchange (NCDEX), saw steep fall on reports of improved weather in legume manufacturing districts of Rajasthan and Gujarat.

Moreover, market participants ar upset concerning the export prospects for the gum in returning months as crude production possible to be affected owing to cyclone medico. owing to immense devastation by cyclone, the processing capability within the United States of America possesses severely affected leading to higher crude stocks.

During the present week, Gregorian calendar month legume seed on NCDEX plunge Rs. 396 or 9.4%, to trade at Rs. 3,838 per quintal, lowest in time period nowadays whereas gum fall Rs. 725 or 8.2% to trade close to Rs. 8,110 per quintal.

In the domestic market, reports sensible|of excellent|of fine} weather within the legume manufacturing districts in Rajasthan and Gujarat might lead to good production despite lower areas this season. As on 17th  Gregorian calendar month, 2017, legume seed space in Rajasthan is 28. 26 hundred thousand hectares, virtually almost like last year space of 28.4 hundred thousand hectares. whereas in Gujarat, the legume land area forecasted down by 11.7% as on 28th Gregorian calendar month to 1.66 lakh hectares hectares as compared to previous week estimates.

According to market sources, land area in Haryana is lower as farmers have shifted to cotton owing to higher remuneration. The downward revision in Gujarat is owing to reports massive |of huge|of enormous} scale injury to standing legume crop owing to large excess rains within the major legume sowing districts of Gujarat.

The most active doybean futures for Gregorian calendar month delivery on NCDEX is heading for its largest weekly loss in additional than sixteen months chase weak physical demand on rising input price place pressure on margins of soybean crushers.

On NCDEX, soybean futures fell  more than Rs. 195 or 6.0% during the week to trade at Rs. 3,082 per quintal. Despite lower space beneath soybean this year - owing to a fall in land area in Madhya Pradesh, the costs are in pressure on. smart rains in soybean planting districts of Western Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan and geographical region throughout the week ending 13th August has accumulated the prospects of fine production conjointly place pressure on costs.

The area coverage beneath soybean, as on twenty fifth August, is rumored down 7.3 % at 104.9 hundred thousand hectares compared to 113 hundred thousand hectares at identical amount last year, as per government information. As per SOPA, arrivals of soybean were at 74 lakh tonnes

(lt) in Oct-Jul, up from 54.5 lt a year agone, whereas stocks with farmers are at 30.9 lt, up from 796,000 Volunteer State a year agone.

During the present week, edible oil costs within the futures recovered throughout the last 2 days owing to smart demand within the physical market in addition to reports of increase in tariff worth for the crude soy oil and vegetable oil for the primary half Gregorian calendar month by government. However, the soy oil futures ar still commerce lower compared to last week closings of Rs. 663.9 per ten kilogram owing to higher imports of edible oil throughout the month of July. consistent with the business information unleash, edible fat imports rose thirty fourth throughout July to 15.25 hundred thousand tonnes owing to higher shipments of cheaper refine vegetable oil and soy oil.

Among spices, NCDEX Jeera for Sep delivery contract heading for initial weekly loss once time period of positive closing principally on profit bookings by the market participants because the arrivals have accumulated throughout August compared to July. The close to month contract (Sep 17 delivery) is listed at premium than the 2 so much month contracts that indicates improvement in close to term physical demand from the market participants. The sellers (hedgers) are exiting from the contracts at smart profits whereas patrons got the particular delivery from exchange. As per Agmarknet, jeera arrival throughout August up 81 to 7,078 tonnes as compared to 3,912 tonnes throughout July.

Turmeric futures for Gregorian calendar month delivery on NCDEX closed higher on commerce during a slender vary on reports of fine rains in Turmeric growing areas throughout week ending thirtieth August.

The production estimate of turmeric for 2016/17 is pegged at 11.32 hundred thousand tonnes by government in third advance estimate higher from 9.43 hundred thousand tonnes in 2015/16. For 2017/18, turmeric sowing in Telangana, as on 16th August, down a hundred and 25th to 44,411 hectares as compared to last year land area of 44,919 hectares.

MCX Cotton for Gregorian calendar month delivery is heading for second consecutive weekly gains despite reports of upper production amid improved land area however erratic monsoon in addition to cuss attacks is supporting the costs on top of Rs. 18,600 per bale within the country.

"According to Cotton Corporation of Asian country (CCI), total production for the season is probably going to the touch 370 hundred thousand bales as against 345 hundred thousand bales for the previous season as cotton land area is higher this year. As per latest information from Agricultural Ministry, the world beneath cotton was at 119.7 hundred thousand square measure, up 16.7% on year.

"International cotton costs is anticipated to hit a contemporary three-week high because the market remained cautious of the impact of Tropical Storm medico, within the United States of America that caused harmful flooding in high cotton manufacturing state Texas.

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Sebi approves 6-month extension for NCDEX MD Samir Shah

Markets regulator Sebi has given nod for extension of Samir Shah’s tenure as NCDEX chief executive officer and MD for 6 months whilst advertizement has been issued by the trade goods Bourse for choice of a brand new candidate.

Shah was appointed in 2013 as per the regulative framework of erstwhile Forward Markets Commission (FMC) for 3 years until 2016. Later, his tenure was extended for associate degree year until August twenty, 2017.

“The Sebi has extended the tenure for less than six months and not 2 years as a result of the regulator needed the Board to formalize my appointment through a clear Sebi-approved choice method,” Shah same.

The board had last year extended Shah’s tenure for 3 years. However, following suspected manipulation case in castor seed futures, the NCDEX board had obligatory conditions on the remaining tenure of 2 years.

“The castor seed issue possesses resolved… If the Board will reselect, it (Sebi) would be happy to approve the remaining 2 years,” Shah same.

Meanwhile, NCDEX has started the choice method for brand spanking new MD/CEO and sought-after applications from eligible candidates by August 28. Shah is eligible to re-apply.

“The Board of NCDEX is committed to the best standards of company governance and transparency and can follow a sturdy and clear method to appoint the MD and chief executive officer,” the exchange same during a separate statement.

The exchange can follow the choice method made public by markets regulator Sebi and also the firms Act 2013, it added.

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NCDEX board extends CEO Samir Shah's term by six months

The NCDEX board has broadened the term of its MD and CEO Samir Shah by just a half year against the normal one year after SEBI guided the trade to take after the administration standards set around it for arrangement to the best authority's post. Be that as it may, Shah will be qualified to apply for the post which has been promoted in a national day by day, with regards to SEBI prerequisites, NCDEX executive Rabi Narayan Das told ET, affirming the advancement.

"The arrangement to and expansion of the MD and CEO's post needs to hold fast to SEBI rules," said Das. "With regards to these standards, we have issued an open commercial for the post, for which Shah is qualified to apply. He was named before the merger of the recent item advertise controller Forward Markets Commission (FMC) with SEBI in September 2015. Since SEBI directs the market, we need to take after its standards."

The standards stipulate that the trade constitute a choice panel which will publicize for the best post in all versions of no less than one national day by day. The advertisement searches for a competitor with least 20 years involvement in deals, operations or administration and one with "great comprehension" of items/wares markets.

Approached whether he would apply for the post once his term closes, Shah declined to remark. He stated, "It's SEBI system to have all MDs/CEOs to be designated according to SEBI rules. They don't bother amid incumbency yet since it was term reestablishment for me they said at the season of recharging the arrangement ought to be done according to SEBI rules which incorporate a promotion and a choice board of trustees, and so forth and I will be qualified to apply."

Shah's residency has been set apart by government forcing stock cutoff points on basic items like sugar and chana, exchanged on the bourse through prospects contracts, and brief suspension of products. This, alongside a fall in product costs, has inflicted significant damage on trade turnover, which Shah has been making careful effort to increment. He disclosed to ET that the trade planned to present choices exchanging by Diwali this year.

In the monetary year 2017 (Apr-Mar), NCDEX turnover fell by 41% to Rs 5.96 lakh crore. The turnover of the nation's biggest trade MCX in FY 2017 was Rs 58.66 lakh crore while that of ranches bourse NMCE was Rs 28442 crore. NCDEX 's piece of the overall industry was around 9%.

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