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Lapse in monsoon leaves India's grain bowls
high and dry; may impact food output, prices
The
monsoon has almost vanished from the grain bowls of northern, western
and central India, where some regions received no rainfall in recent
days while many got barely 2-10% of normal, reviving risk to farm
output and prices.
Rainfall
had revived significantly in the middle of last month, bouncing back
from an alarming 43% seasonal deficit to barely 16% after a few weeks
of heavy showers. But with rainfall dipping in the past two weeks,
deficit has again widened again to 18% for the entire country.
It
is much higher in crucial cropping zones in northern and central
India but the country's average looks better because of heavy rain in
parts of south and northeast, which are agriculturally less
significant. In Punjab and Haryana, shortfall is more than 60%,
having an impact on productivity even though these regions have
irrigation facilities. Some states have received no rainfall in the
past few days.
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- BUY' M&M Financials Ltd target of Rs 280 and a stop loss of Rs 265.
- BUY' Grasim Ltd target of Rs 3540 and a stop loss of Rs 3400.

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