SENSEX 74,729.27 NIFTY 50 23,146.15 USD/INR 94.95 GOLD ₹1,46,430/10g REPO RATE 5.25% CRR 3.00% PETROL (MUM) ₹111.21/L SILVER ₹2,10,312/kg
SENSEX 74,729.27 NIFTY 50 23,146.15 USD/INR 94.95 GOLD ₹1,46,430/10g REPO RATE 5.25% CRR 3.00% PETROL (MUM) ₹111.21/L SILVER ₹2,10,312/kg

Compare Mustard Markets

Like-for-like mandi comparison — same commodity, comparable units and dates.

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Select up to 5 markets

MarketDistrictMinModalMaxArrivalsDateΔ vs base
Kota APMCKota₹5,400₹5,680₹5,92011002026-09-02+0

Price range (modal)

  • Kota APMC₹5,680

About Compare Mustard Markets

Indian commodity and mandi price hub for cotton, tobacco, chilli, turmeric, cereals, oilseeds and pulses.

How it works

Filter by location, open a commodity detail page, compare markets, then use value/profit calculators.

Practical tips

Prefer Cotton and Tobacco dedicated hubs when grade/auction centre matters.

Important to know

Mandi prices are not futures — confirm with your local market before trading.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Commodities module?
An Indian agricultural commodity hub for mandi/auction prices, market comparison, history charts and practical value calculators. Gold, silver and platinum remain on the Metals Hub.
Which commodities are covered first?
Tier-1 focus: Cotton, Tobacco, Chilli, Turmeric, Rice, Maize, Wheat, Groundnut, Soybean, Mustard, Chana, Coriander and Cumin — plus related Kapas/Cottonseed on the Cotton hub.
Are these live exchange prices?
No. Displayed figures are mandi/physical-market (or auction) observations labelled Latest Available / Market Date. Futures require a licensed MCX/NCDEX feed.
How do Cotton and Tobacco pages differ?
Cotton emphasises mandi lint/kapas/seed complex and market compare. Tobacco is treated as an auction product where variety and grade materially change the price.
Can I compare markets?
Yes — open a commodity and use Compare Markets (up to 5 markets) with min/modal/max, arrivals and date.
Do alerts work yet?
Browser watchlist is available via local storage. Price alerts should not fire on stale feeds; email alerts need accounts later.