News Capsule: Soybean Market and Soya Refined Market Update (04 October 2025)
04-Oct-2025 03:50 PM
Soybean Market and Soya Refined Market Update (04 October 2025)
(MSP ₹5,328/quintal)
★ Soybean mandis showed firmness this week.
★ In Amravati, prices stood at ₹4,400, up by ₹200 from last week. This is ₹20 higher than the August average. However, compared to July, prices are down by ₹150, though they remain ₹150 higher than June levels.
★ In Rajkot, prices reached ₹4,550, rising ₹150 week-on-week. They were equal to the August average but ₹50 lower than July. Compared to June, prices were up by ₹250.
★ Kota witnessed the sharpest improvement, with prices at ₹4,522, a weekly gain of ₹222. This is ₹7 higher than the August average and a significant ₹272 above both July and June levels.
★ Overall, Kota remained the strongest mandi, while Amravati and Rajkot were weaker compared to July.
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Soya Refined (₹/10 kg)
★ Soya refined prices showed mixed trends.
★ In Maharashtra Latur, prices remained steady at ₹1,265. This was ₹20 higher than August and ₹105 higher than June.
★ At JNPT, prices slipped by ₹5 to ₹1,270. Still, they stood ₹10 above August and ₹100 higher than June.
★ Kandla showed strength with prices rising ₹10 to ₹1,245. This was ₹25 higher than August and ₹120 above June.
★ Overall, compared to June–July, the soya refined market is higher, though weekly fluctuations continue.
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★ After a long time, soybean prices have shown an uptrend, with fresh arrivals starting in mandis.
★ Rainfall and viral damage caused losses in some areas, but overall crop conditions remain satisfactory.
★ With reduced sowing area this season, production is estimated to shrink to 90–95 lakh tonnes.
★ In Madhya Pradesh, the Bhavantar scheme for MSP support has been reintroduced. It remains to be seen whether the scheme succeeds this time. The previous version had faced large-scale misuse, so strict monitoring will be essential.
★ A key question remains: Are farmers in other states receiving fair prices, or is there discrimination?
★ We believe that in the coming days, higher-quality soybean may fetch significantly better prices.
Important Disclaimer:
This report is for informational purposes only I-Grain India does not take any responsibility for profits or losses and does not promote any specific market movement (bullish or bearish). *Please make decisions based on your own judgment and understanding.