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India lifts wheat export and stockholding limits as domestic supply rises and prices fall.
India has lifted its wheat stockholding limits for traders and retailers as domestic supplies have risen, with stocks reaching 8.1 million tonnes—3 million more than last year—and prices dropping to ₹2,852.30 per quintal.
The move, effective February 5, 2026, follows increased planting acreage and strong farmer confidence in guaranteed minimum support prices.
The government also permitted 500,000 tonnes of wheat flour exports, affirming ample supply for public distribution and welfare programs.
Stockholders must still report holdings weekly.
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La India levanta los límites de exportación y almacenamiento de trigo a medida que aumenta la oferta doméstica y disminuyen los precios.