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Company Secretary Cyient Ltd. 4th Floor, A Wing, 11 Software CIN: L72200TG1991PLC013134 Units Layout, Madhapur www.cyient.com Hyderabad -500 081 Company.secretary@cyient.com India T +91 40 6764 1000 F +91 40 2311 0352 rainfallthroughthe either.Andelevatedglobalpricesmean remainingcropcycle— importswon’tbeanycheapereither. runningfromJuneto MadanSabnavis,chiefeconomistat September—will BankofBaroda,saiditwouldbediffi- becritical. culttoassessthekharifcropoutlook “Fromanagricul- untiltheharvestbegins. turalindustryper- However,thedelayedsowingof spective,thisiswhere severalcrops,particularlycereals,is Foodinflationcouldremainelevatedthroughthefestivalseasonamiduneven thefocusmustnow likelytopushbackharvestingin monsoonrains,kharifcropuncertaintiesandElNiñorisks shiftfromacreageto manyareas. crophealth,soil “Forsingle-seasoncrops,thiscould moisture,and createanupwardpressureonpricesas sanjeebmukherjee JulyandAugust.Acreageofallcrops nutrient-useeffi- existingstockswillhavetomeet NewDelhi,10September throughAugustwasonlyaround ciency.Farmerswillneedto demandforalongerperioduntilthe 1.7percentlowerthanlastyearand managetheircropscarefully freshcroparrives.So,overall,thereis India’sfestivalseason,whichkicksoff 3percentlessthantheaverageofthe throughtheflowering,podforma- likelytobeatendencyforpricestorise thisyearwithGaneshChaturthion pastfiveyears. tion,andgrain-fillingstages,particu- ratherthandecline,atleastforthese September14,tendstoinvolvemonths HarshVardhanBhagchandka, larlyinareasthatexperienceddelayed crops,”Sabnavissaid. ofgastronomicalexcess.Thisyear, president,IPLBiologicalsLtd,an sowingorunevenrainfall,” Hesaidpricesofvegetablesand though,thefestivalmealsmayhaveto agriculturalbiotechnologycompany, Bhagchandkasaid. fruitswouldremainmoreseasonaland beatinybitfrugal. saidthekharifseasonhasseenamean- Hesaidthefocusnowmustmove volatile,dependingoncrop-specific Lastweek,theUnitedNation’sFood ingfulrecoveryoverthepastfew fromhowmuchhasbeensowntohow developments. andAgriculturalOrganisation’sor weeks,withthesowinggapwiththe wellthecropisabletoconvertthat Governmentmeasuressuchas FAO’smonthlyglobalfoodprice previousyearnarrowingtoaround2 acreageintoyield. releasingstockscouldhelpcontainthe trackerrosetoitshighestlevelsince percentbymid-Augustasthe Ontheinflationfront,earlyindica- extentofpriceincreases,butwouldnot 2022inAugust2026,largelyonaccount monsoongainedmomentum. tionsarethatthepricesofmostkharif necessarilybringpricesdown.“Ulti- ofimpendingElNiño-inducedshort- “Theimprovementisencouraging, cropswerehigherthantheirminimum mately,wewillhavetowait agesandcontinuingsupplydis- particularlyasacreageunderpulses, supportprices(MSPs),whichshould forthefreshcroptoarrive,whichis ruptionsduetotheWestAsiawar. oilseedsandcottonhasmovedmuch augurwellforfarmers.Consumers, likelytohappenaroundOctober- TheFAO’sFoodPriceIndex,which closertolastyear’slevels.However, though,couldfeelsomepaingoinginto November,”hesaid. tracksmonthlychangesinabasketof riceacreagecontinuestoremainbelow thefestivalseason. OntheoutlookforDiwali,Sabnavis internationallytradedfood,averaged thepreviousyear,andtherecoveryhas Datafromtheministryofconsumer saidconsumerscouldfacehigher 133.3pointsinAugust2026,upfrom notbeenuniformacrosscropsor affairsshowsthattheretailpriceofa foodprices,withfoodinflationlikelyto July’sreadingof130.8.TheAugust regions,”Bhagchandkasaid. kilogrammeofturdalonSeptember9 bearound5.5-6percentinthe readingisthehighestsinceNovember Onagranularlevel,datashowed wasaround6.72percentmorethana comingmonths. 2022,butstill17percentbelowthe thattillAugust28,acreageunderurad, yearago,whileakiloofuraddalwas “GoingintoOctober,pricesare recordofMarch2022,amonthafter cottonandsoybeanwassignificantly 7.58percentdearer.Theretailpriceof1 likelytoremainelevatedand,conser- Russia’sinvasionofUkraine. lowerthanintheprecedingfiveyears. kgofpackagedgroundnutoilonSep- vativelyspeaking,foodinflationof Climateshocks,geopoliticalten- Thosethreecropsareactually tember9,2026wasalmost11.44per around5.5-6percentlooksverymuch sions,anddisruptedtradeareconverg- wheretherealimpactofinflationcould centmorethanonthesamedatelast onthecards.” ingtotightensuppliesinthefood showupinthecomingmonths;of year,whilesoybeanoilwasaround Therecentsurgeinsugarpricesis market,FAOchiefeconomistMaximo course,theweather—specifically, 12.51percentcostlier. expectedtomateriallyhardenthe Torerowarned. ElNiño—willhaveanoutsizedrolein Furthermore,ricepriceswere inflationprintsforthesugar, InIndia,foodpriceshavestarted thatmatrix. around7.74percenthigheronSeptem- confectionaryanddessertssegmentin showingadistinctupwardtickoverthe AccordingtoBhagchandka,though, ber9,comparedwiththesamedatelast thenearterm,Crisil’sNayyarsaid, lastfewweeks,drivenbyconcernsover therecoveryinsowingonlychanges year,whileonionwasalmosttwiceas addingthatinflationinselectitems Price pinch finalkharifcropoutputandanuneven thenatureoftheconcernratherthan much–90percentmore,tobeprecise. suchasedibleoilsandeggsisalso Foodinflation(in%) southwestmonsoonin2026. eliminatingit.Thequestionisno Sugarinflationclimbed4.92per likelytoremainelevatedoverthe AditiNayyar,chiefeconomistatIcra longersimplyhowmuchareahasbeen centinJuly2026onanannualised nextfewmonths. ratingagency,saidsub-parmonsoon sown,buthowwellpulses,oilseeds, basis,comparedwith4.61percentin “Whileretailinflationinthefood rainshaveimpactedthesowingof andcottonperformthroughthe January2026.Thiswasbeforethe andbeveragessegmentisprojectedto somekharifcropsandtakendown remainderoftheseason. Augustspikewhenretailsugarprices inchupslightlytoabout5.4percentin waterreservoirlevelstobelow “Alate-sowncropcanstillfacecon- touchedanall-timehighofalmost~70 August2026from5.2percentinJuly historicalaverages. sequencesifitscriticalgrowthand perkg.Theaverageretailpriceofakilo- 2026,itissettoescalatesharplythere- “(This)mayeventuallyweighon reproductivestagescoincidewith gramofsugaronSeptember9was after,crossingthe7percent-markin rabisowingandoutput.Overall,thisis periodsofinadequatesoilmoisture, Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul almost30percenthigherthanthe October2026,”notedNayyar. likelytoexertanupwardpressureon excessiverainfallorotherweather samedatelastyear.Egginflationhas “Thishardeningispartially foodpricesinH2FY2027,”shesaid. stress.Therefore,acreagerecoveryis risenfromaround6.77percentin expectedtobedrivenbyalowbase Whiletherainsrecoveredtoan certainlypositive,butitshouldnotby January2026to12.49percentinJuly acrosssomefoodsegmentssuchas extentinJulyandAugust,afterapoor itselfbeinterpretedasaguaranteeofa 2026,whileonioninflationhasjumped vegetablesandpulses,aswellassome showinginJune,longpausesinsome comparableharvest,”hesaid. fromnegative29.3percentinJanuary packagedfooditems,withthelatter partshavekepttheoverallshortfallat Headdedthattherevivalinrainfall toalmost22.54percentinJuly. largelystemmingfromtheimpactof closeto15percentsofar,withwide hasprovidedanopportunityfor Overall,datasourcedfromthemin- theGSTratecutsinSeptember2025.” variationsinregionalrainfall—from2 farmerstostabilisecropestablishment istryofstatisticsandprogramme WithElNiñothreateningto percentabovenormalinpartsof andrecoversomeoftheyieldpotential implementation(Mospi)showedthat upsettheweatherman’scalculations Maharashtrato48percentbelow thatappearedtob [Showing first 8,000 characters — download PDF for full document]