BusinessPhoto: Amar BusinessWheat Prices Rise Over 5% After Export Ban Lifted in India
After the Indian government lifted a four-year export ban on wheat and its products on August 24, wheat prices increased by over 150 rupees per quintal, reaching a five-year high. In Delhi, prices rose from 2,879 rupees on August 24 to 3,030 rupees on October 14, a 5.24% increase. This price hike affects retail products like flour and bakery items, potentially increasing household expenses. The government holds sufficient stock and may intervene if prices rise further.
Amar Business··New Delhi



