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Don't blame El Niño alone
- This year's southwest monsoon ended with a 13% deficit over the long-period average
- A weaker monsoon raises risks for Indian agriculture and rural-demand-linked companies
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Agriculture● −4% net tone today
- Kashmir farmers in four districts report improved paddy output after years of crop losses
- Global food prices rose as cereal and sugar costs surged, the UN said
- Centre absorbs up to Rs 2,700 per urea bag as global costs reach Rs 3,000
Stories per day
1127 Sept
2128 Sept
2529 Sept
3930 Sept
211 Oct
152 Oct
03 Oct
Weakest monsoon since 2015 prompts ICRA to cut FY27 farm growth forecast
- The 2026 southwest monsoon delivered 87% of the long-period average, the lowest rainfall since 2015
- Weaker farm growth may weigh on Indian agricultural input and rural-consumption companies
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