
Sorghum prices at a local Indian mandi fell 15.65% on November 11, settling at an average of ₹3,765 per quintal, with prices ranging from ₹3,400 to ₹4,030. The article suggests increased arrivals, weaker buying, panic selling, or profit-taking may have contributed, but does not establish a specific cause.
The sharp spot decline points to near-term selling pressure in the local market, potentially reflecting ample arrivals or softer demand. The stated explanations are speculative, so the price signal may not indicate a broader supply shift.
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