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THURSDAY-NOVEMBER5-2026 Rice prices to remain firm into Q1 2027 CAI pegs 2026-27 cotton QUICKLY. crop down 14% due to Gold rises as $ slides after Democratic midterm gains EL-NINO IMPACT.Further strengthening of the current weather pattern could pose more risks to paddy in South, S-E Asia dip in acreage, drought year high currently, with ex- global physical market con- Subramani Ra Mancombu port offers increasing by $20 ditions, with the widening Chennai a tonne from India and divergence between futures Pakistan and $30 from Thail- and physical export price in- Rice prices in the global mar- and and Vietnam since July. dicators suggesting that fu- ket will likely remain elev- AMIS projected a 2.4 per tures are pricing in a sub- ated during the current cent fall in production in the stantially larger prospective quarter and the first quarter 2026-27 season at 552.47 supply risk premium than is Gold prices climbed three per of 2027, amid fears that the million tonnes (mt). The on- currently evident in physical cent on Wednesday as the current El Nino is affecting going El Nino has affected markets,” it said. dollar slid, lifting demand for production. the paddy crop in India, bullion, after Democrats swept “Rice is among the crops Pakistan, Thailand, Indone- CONDITIONS STABLE the US midterm elections. Spot most negatively affected, sia, Vietnam, the Philippines Speculative positioning gold rose to $4,046.74 per where a large share of the and Malaysia. points to strengthening ounce by 1234 GMT and was world’s rice production is near-term market senti- on track to log its biggest daily concentrated in South and INDIAN OUTPUT DIPS ment. CFTC data show net gain since August 19. US gold South-East Asia, which typ- The US Department of Agri- long positions rising since futures for December delivery ically endures reduced rain- culture has forecast Indian mid-July, exceeding 1,000 were up 2.9 per cent to fall during El Nino events,” production at 147 mt, down contracts through Septem- Punjab’s output is projec- $4,054.60. Silver gained 4.8 per said the Agricultural Market- 4.6 per cent year-on-year. ber and 2,000 contracts in Vishwanath Kulkarni ted at 1.25 lakh bales, cent to $52.13, platinum rose ing Information System The estimate is lower than October as long positions in- Bengaluru slightly lower than last 3.6 per cent to $1,467.60 and (AMIS) of the UN’s Food and earlier projections of 150 mt, creased and short positions year’s 1.5 lakh bales. palladium climbed 6.5 per cent Agriculture Organization providing additional support declined, said the research Cotton production for the Haryana is expected to to $995.06. REUTERS (FAO). to prices since September. agency. 2026-27 season, which produce 8 lakh bales against “We are revising our 2026 It said that Thai output is “Overall, we believe con- began in October, is estim- 6.5 lakh bales, while upper annual-average price fore- expected to fall by 1.9 per ditions in the global physical ated to decline by around 14 Rajasthan’s output is pro- cast for CBOT-listed second- cent year-on-year to 20.3 mt, market remain considerably per cent to 280 lakh bales of jected at 11.25 lakh bales Copper rebounds as month rice futures from amid lower plantings and more stable than the recent 170 kg each from 325.69 against 11 lakh bales. tightness offsets AI fears $12.9/cwt (hundred weight government efforts to en- move in CBOT-listed futures lakh bales last year, accord- Lower Rajasthan is estim- equalling 45.36 kg) to $14, courage acreage reductions would suggest, with little ing to the first estimates of ated to produce 7.5 lakh following stronger-than-ex- as a precaution against re- pected production levels, El over planting delays and po- evidence that a material sup- the Cotton Association of bales, compared with 8 lakh pected price momentum duced water availability. Nino years had been associ- tential crop losses. ply shock has emerged,” it India (CAI). bales last year. 1 0 through Q3 2026,” said re- ING Think, the financial ated with an average short- The risk of a strengthen- said. Lower acreage and 1 0 6 search agency BMI, a unit of and economic analysis wing fall of approximately 9.6 mil- ing El Nino adds further un- Trading Economics said drought in key producing DROUGHT HITS 6 2 Fitch Solutions. of Dutch multinational fin- lion tonnes of paddy. This is certainty to production higher freight and insurance States have affected output CENTRAL ZONE 2 2 ancial services firm ING, said equivalent to about 1.2 per prospects. costs were also increasing this year. The CAI has pegged produc- 2 PRICE OUTLOOK rice production across South cent of expected global BMI said prices averaged shipping expenses, while tion in the central zone at Prices during the current and South-East Asia faced production. $15.0/cwt in the third stronger demand, particu- SUPPLY AND DEMAND 176 lakh bales, significantly quarter are expected to aver- risks due to El Nino. “Although El Nino is not quarter and subsequently larly from African countries, According to the first estim- lower than last year’s 199.35 London: Copper prices age $17.5 in Q4 2026 and $7.2 Another Dutch multina- the sole determinant of rice climbed to a 29-month high was adding to pressure on ate and balance sheet for the lakh bales, mainly due to a rebounded from their weakest in Q1 2027. tional financial services firm, production, these historical of $17.8 in October, reflect- the global rice market. 2026-27 season, prepared by decline in Maharashtra, level in three months as initial As outcomes for the larger Rabobank, said El Nino patterns provide an indica- ing strengthening El Nino- BMI said that with har- the CAI Crop Committee which has been affected by fears about the impact of the Asian monsoon crop become posed significant stress to tion of the direction and po- related risk sentiment along- vesting underway or ap- and posted on the trade drought. 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