Wholesale Onion Prices

Wholesale inflation in the country rose marginally to 0.53 per cent in March compared to 0.20 per cent in the preceding month due to increase in prices of vegetables, potato, onion and crude oil.

Wholesale Inflation in December 2020: The rate of inflation, based on the monthly wholesale price index (WPI), stood at 1.22 per cent for the month of December 2020, as compared to 2.76 per cent in the corresponding month of 2019, government data showed on Thursday, January 14. The wholesale inflation during the month was registered amid a decline ...

To boost domestic supply and provide relief to consumers from rising onion prices, the Centre on Friday imposed stock limits on both retailers and wholesales with immediate effect till December 31.

Wholesale inflation worsened to 3.1 per cent in January from 2.59 per cent in the previous month, government data showed on Friday. The release of official data on wholesale inflation - or the rate of increase in wholesale prices - comes at a time when the economy is staring at the worst pace of annual expansion in more than 11 years, and the centr...

Wholesale inflation worsened to 2.59 per cent in December from 0.58 per cent in the previous month, government data showed on Tuesday. The official data on wholesale inflation - or the rate of increase in wholesale prices gauged by the Wholesale Price Index - was released a day after separate data showed consumer inflation came in at 7.35 per cent ...

The arrival of onion has decreased significantly as farmers have stopped harvesting new crop after recent rainfall in the several parts of the country increased the moisture in soil, said trade sources. The onion supply from overseas was around 279.1 tonnes in Delhi on Tuesday, while total arrival including domestic supply was estimated to be ar...

Wholesale or headline inflation - the rate of increase in wholesale prices - is gauged by the Wholesale Price Index (WPI).

The milk price component in wholesale price index has shown an upward trajectory for the past seven years.

Amid spiraling onion prices across the country, the central government on Tuesday reduced the stock limit for the wholesale and retail traders by 50 per cent. The wholesalers would no longer be able to stock more than 25 tonnes of onions. For retail retail traders, the limit is five tonnes. Onion prices remain high in the range of Rs 75-100 per kg ...

To check onion hoarding, the central government here on Tuesday decided to reduce by 50 per cent the stock limit for the wholesale and retail traders to 25 tonnes and 5 tonnes, respectively.

Continuing the efforts to curb rising onion prices, the government today reduced the stock holding limit for retailers and wholesalers to 5 tonnes and 25 tonnes, respectively.

Wholesale prices in India's largest onion trading hub, Lasalgaon in Maharashtra, have nearly doubled in a month to Rs 29,500 per tonne.

Wholesale prices of food articles, vegetables, pulses, and onion witnessed a deflation of 1.49 per cent, 18.65 per cent, 13.92 per cent, and 31.69 per cent respectively.

Wholesale and retail onion rates in Delhi have hit the roof in the last 10 days because of low supply from other states. Depending on the quality and locality, onions can be bought in the range of Rs 30-40 per kg.

Wholesale onion prices in Delhi have shot up to Rs 23 per kg in the last ten days on tight supplies from producing states, a traders body said.

Wholesale inflation in the country rose marginally to 0.53 per cent in March compared to 0.20 per cent in the preceding month due to increase in prices of vegetables, potato, onion and crude oil.

Wholesale Inflation in December 2020: The rate of inflation, based on the monthly wholesale price index (WPI), stood at 1.22 per cent for the month of December 2020, as compared to 2.76 per cent in the corresponding month of 2019, government data showed on Thursday, January 14. The wholesale inflation during the month was registered amid a decline ...

To boost domestic supply and provide relief to consumers from rising onion prices, the Centre on Friday imposed stock limits on both retailers and wholesales with immediate effect till December 31.

Wholesale inflation worsened to 3.1 per cent in January from 2.59 per cent in the previous month, government data showed on Friday. The release of official data on wholesale inflation - or the rate of increase in wholesale prices - comes at a time when the economy is staring at the worst pace of annual expansion in more than 11 years, and the centr...

Wholesale inflation worsened to 2.59 per cent in December from 0.58 per cent in the previous month, government data showed on Tuesday. The official data on wholesale inflation - or the rate of increase in wholesale prices gauged by the Wholesale Price Index - was released a day after separate data showed consumer inflation came in at 7.35 per cent ...

The arrival of onion has decreased significantly as farmers have stopped harvesting new crop after recent rainfall in the several parts of the country increased the moisture in soil, said trade sources. The onion supply from overseas was around 279.1 tonnes in Delhi on Tuesday, while total arrival including domestic supply was estimated to be ar...

Wholesale or headline inflation - the rate of increase in wholesale prices - is gauged by the Wholesale Price Index (WPI).

The milk price component in wholesale price index has shown an upward trajectory for the past seven years.

Amid spiraling onion prices across the country, the central government on Tuesday reduced the stock limit for the wholesale and retail traders by 50 per cent. The wholesalers would no longer be able to stock more than 25 tonnes of onions. For retail retail traders, the limit is five tonnes. Onion prices remain high in the range of Rs 75-100 per kg ...

To check onion hoarding, the central government here on Tuesday decided to reduce by 50 per cent the stock limit for the wholesale and retail traders to 25 tonnes and 5 tonnes, respectively.

Continuing the efforts to curb rising onion prices, the government today reduced the stock holding limit for retailers and wholesalers to 5 tonnes and 25 tonnes, respectively.

Wholesale prices in India's largest onion trading hub, Lasalgaon in Maharashtra, have nearly doubled in a month to Rs 29,500 per tonne.

Wholesale prices of food articles, vegetables, pulses, and onion witnessed a deflation of 1.49 per cent, 18.65 per cent, 13.92 per cent, and 31.69 per cent respectively.

Wholesale and retail onion rates in Delhi have hit the roof in the last 10 days because of low supply from other states. Depending on the quality and locality, onions can be bought in the range of Rs 30-40 per kg.

Wholesale onion prices in Delhi have shot up to Rs 23 per kg in the last ten days on tight supplies from producing states, a traders body said.