Soybean Processors Association of India

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Macro Economy & Fiscal Policy 22 Oct 2026, 08:00 AM IST

SOPA trims India’s 2026 soyabean output forecast to 107.93 lakh tonnes as Madhya Pradesh regains top producer spot

India’s soyabean output in 2026 is projected to edge lower to 107.93 lakh tonnes, according to the Soybean Processors Association of India, as gains in Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan are outweighed by losses in drought-hit Maharashtra and Karnataka. The revision underscores how uneven monsoon performance and regional stress continue to shape India’s oilseed balance sheet.

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Macro Economy & Fiscal PolicyJust now (10:43 AM IST)

India Approves Procurement of 7.11 Lakh Tonnes of Soybean, Moong and Tur at MSP Across Three States

The Indian government has approved the procurement of 7.11 lakh tonnes of soybean, moong and tur at the minimum support price in three states, with farmers in Uttar Pradesh and Karnataka set to benefit by ₹5,547.99 crore. The move is aimed at strengthening price support for growers and cushioning them from market volatility during the ongoing procurement season.

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Macro Economy & Fiscal PolicyJust now (05:30 PM IST)

India Clears Procurement of 7.11 Lakh Tonnes of Soybean, Moong and Tur at MSP Across Three States

The Indian government has approved procurement of 7.11 lakh tonnes of soybean, moong and tur at the minimum support price in three states, a move aimed at cushioning farmers against market volatility and reinforcing the procurement safety net. The purchases in Uttar Pradesh and Karnataka alone are expected to benefit growers by ₹5,547.99 crore, underscoring the fiscal and political importance of price support in pulse- and oilseed-producing regions.

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Global Markets & EquitiesJust now (03:59 AM IST)

China Leaves U.S. Soybeans Out of Tariff Relief, Exposing Trump’s Weak Spot

China’s latest tariff adjustments have disappointed U.S. soybean producers and traders by excluding soybeans from the list of goods receiving relief. The move underscores how Beijing can preserve leverage in trade talks while limiting the immediate economic upside for American agriculture and keeping pressure on a politically sensitive sector.

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Global Markets & EquitiesJust now (09:03 PM IST)

China Leaves Soybeans Out of Tariff Relief, Exposing a Fresh Pressure Point for Trump and U.S. Farmers

China’s latest tariff adjustments have disappointed U.S. soybean producers and traders by excluding soybeans from the list of goods receiving relief, even as broader market hopes had built around a possible demand reset. The omission underscores how agricultural trade remains one of the most politically sensitive and economically consequential fronts in the U.S.-China relationship.

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Global Markets & EquitiesJust now (06:37 PM IST)

China’s Soybean Tariff Cuts Leave Trump With a Familiar Market Problem

China’s latest tariff reductions on some agricultural imports have stirred hopes of renewed demand for U.S. crops, but soybean traders and farmers remain unconvinced the move will translate into meaningful purchases. The immediate market reaction suggests Beijing has preserved leverage while leaving Washington and American growers with more questions than relief.

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Macro Economy & Fiscal Policy15 Oct 2026, 05:25 AM IST

India Needs a Decentralised Cold Chain to Cut Waste and Lift Farm Incomes

India’s cold chain challenge is no longer only about adding more warehouses and refrigerated trucks. The deeper policy need is to build a distributed, accessible network that reaches farms, mandis, small processors and tier-2 and tier-3 markets, reducing post-harvest losses and improving price realisation for producers. A decentralised model could also ease inflationary pressure by lowering spoilage in perishables and strengthening supply resilience.

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National Governance & Policy13 Oct 2026, 06:48 AM IST

India’s Cold Chain Problem Is Not Size, but Reach

India’s cold chain debate is shifting from capacity to geography: the country does not merely need more refrigerated storage, but a more decentralised network that can serve farms, fisheries, dairies, pharmacies and food processors closer to where goods are produced. Without that shift, losses, price volatility and supply bottlenecks will continue to erode both rural incomes and consumer welfare.

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Macro Economy & Fiscal Policy12 Oct 2026, 09:32 AM IST

India’s Oil Palm Push Moves From Hesitation to Scale in a Bid to Cut Import Dependence

India’s oil palm strategy is entering a more ambitious phase as policymakers seek to move the crop from pilot success to large-scale commercial adoption. The shift reflects a broader fiscal and food-security calculation: reducing dependence on imported edible oils while building a domestic supply chain that can support farmers, processors and state revenues.

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Macro Economy & Fiscal Policy11 Oct 2026, 10:15 AM IST

India’s Cold Chain Problem Is Not Size, but Reach

India’s cold chain infrastructure has expanded in recent years, but the deeper economic challenge is distribution: too much capacity remains concentrated in a few hubs, while farmers, fishers, dairy producers and food processors in smaller markets still lack reliable access. A more decentralised cold chain could reduce wastage, improve price realisation and strengthen food inflation management without relying solely on large, capital-intensive facilities.

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Frontier AI & Machine Learning10 Oct 2026, 07:54 PM IST

Nvidia GPUs Are Spreading Fast as Neoclouds Multiply and Buyers Chase Capacity

Nvidia’s graphics processors have become the core currency of the artificial intelligence buildout, and companies are increasingly finding indirect ways to secure them. Industry researchers now count more than 300 neocloud providers offering GPU capacity, up roughly 55% in less than a year, underscoring how quickly the market has expanded beyond the largest hyperscalers. The surge points to a more fragmented, competitive supply chain for AI compute, even as demand remains intense and access uneven.

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