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Turmeric Drops As Monsoon Revival Eases Dry Weather Concerns Across Key Regions

Kedia Advisory - settled 1.13% lower at ₹20,302 as improved monsoon activity across Maharashtra, Telangana and North Karnataka eased concerns over dry weather and potential crop damage. Reservoir levels in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh have improved, ensuring better water…

Turmeric Drops As Monsoon Revival Eases Dry Weather Concerns Across Key Regions

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  • Turmeric Drops As Monsoon Revival Eases Dry Weather Concerns Across Key Regions
  • Kedia Advisory - settled 1.13% lower at ₹20,302 as improved monsoon activity across Maharashtra, Telangana and North Karnataka eased concerns over dry weather and potential crop damage.
  • Reservoir levels in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh have improved, ensuring better water availability during the vegetative phase, while rainfall also allowed re-sowing to be completed in North Karnataka, improving crop prospects.
  • However, downside remains limited by structurally tight supplies, declining carry-forward stocks and concerns over the potential El Nino impact on the newly sown crop.
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Kedia Advisory - settled 1.13% lower at ₹20,302 as improved monsoon activity across Maharashtra, Telangana and North Karnataka eased concerns over dry weather and potential crop damage. Reservoir levels in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh have improved, ensuring better water availability during the vegetative phase, while rainfall also allowed re-sowing to be completed in North Karnataka, improving crop prospects. However, downside remains limited by structurally tight supplies, declining carry-forward stocks and concerns over the potential El Nino impact on the newly sown crop. Carry-forward stocks are estimated at around 15 lakh bags, down sharply from more than 20 lakh bags last season, reducing the availability buffer. Lower-than-expected expansion in sowing across key producing regions has also increased concerns over overall production for the upcoming harvest. Continued dry conditions during early crop development could still adversely affect yields, keeping prices supported despite recent weather improvement.

On the demand side, stricter European Union Maximum Residue Limits regulations have resulted in rejection of non-IPM compliant lots and discounts for commercial-grade turmeric, while growing demand for Integrated Pest Management certified turmeric is supporting compliant stocks. Farmers have increased selling during the peak harvest window, adding near-term pressure, while stockists remain active but cautious. India’s turmeric exports rose 30% year-on-year to 17,987 tonnes in June 2026 from 13,787 tonnes, while April-June exports increased 8% to 51,987 tonnes. China’s cumulative imports surged 2,710% to 2,108 tonnes, while Oman shipments rose 469% to 2,342 tonnes. Strong growth was also recorded in Nigeria, Sri Lanka and Uruguay, reflecting broad-based export demand. In Nizamabad, spot turmeric ended at ₹20,336.40, up 1.44%.

Technically, the market is under long liquidation, with open interest declining 0.63% to 36,160 while prices fell ₹232. Turmeric has support at ₹20,010, and a break below this level could test ₹19,716. On the upside, resistance is placed at ₹20,622, while a sustained move above this level could push prices toward ₹20,940. 

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