Export prices for Indian mustard seed out of New Delhi have risen across all grades as tight farmer-held stocks and peak festive-season edible oil demand support the market. Brown bold sortex moved to €0.79/kg and yellow bold sortex to €0.99/kg FOB, each up €0.01 on the week. Domestic mandis near Delhi are holding at elevated levels, while weather over the northern rabi belt remains broadly favourable for land preparation without providing near-term supply relief.
Indian organic starch corn FOB New Delhi has edged up to EUR 1.32/kg as a lagging kharif maize acreage, a weak monsoon backdrop and firm global corn sentiment keep sellers in a strong position. Black Sea and EU supply remain competitive but cannot fully offset the structural risk premium supporting Indian export-grade corn.
Indian soybean prices are consolidating at elevated levels in September 2026, supported by weaker domestic crop output, patchy monsoon conditions in key growing states, and trade estimates pointing to record imports approaching 1 million tonnes for the current oil year. FOB New Delhi prices for sortex-clean soybeans remain stable at 0.87 EUR/kg, well above global benchmarks, while mandi prices fluctuate around the mid-₹6,000/quintal range.
