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Agriculture and mandi price intelligence

The local rate and the world price are two halves of the same decision. We record both — a Lahore mandi's dawn rate, the international grain benchmark the same day.

What we cover in agriculture

Grains & cereals

Wheat, maize, barley and sorghum — mandi rates alongside international benchmarks so importers can see the arbitrage rather than guess it.

  • Wheat
  • Maize
  • Barley

Rice

Basmati, IRRI and broken grades across the domestic market and the major export destinations — a core Pakistani export line.

  • Basmati
  • IRRI
  • Broken

Cotton & fibre

Lint, phutti and yarn pricing for ginners, spinners and textile exporters working to a thin, moving margin.

  • Cotton lint
  • Phutti
  • Yarn

Pulses & oilseeds

Gram, lentils, moong, soybean and canola — the import-dependent lines where a week's timing changes the landed cost materially.

  • Gram
  • Lentils
  • Soybean

Sugar & edible oils

Sugar, palm oil, soybean oil and ghee — tracked through both the wholesale market and international reference pricing.

  • Sugar
  • Palm oil
  • Ghee

Daily mandi rates

Wholesale rates as they are called each day, captured and stored so you have a record instead of a memory.

  • PKR pricing
  • Wholesale
  • Daily

Why it matters

Seasonality is only visible if somebody wrote it down

Agricultural pricing turns on harvest timing, support prices, import decisions and the weather. None of that is legible from a single day's rate — it needs years of recorded history, which is exactly what most desks never kept.

  • Season-over-season comparison. See this year's wheat curve against the last three, not just last week.
  • Local versus landed. Compare the mandi rate with the imported equivalent to time procurement.
  • Export competitiveness. Track your basmati or cotton against the destination market's own pricing.
  • Evidence for lenders and buyers. A dated, sourced price record stands up in a negotiation.
Representative agricultural series. Mandi coverage is item-level and updated daily.
Series Unit Frequency
Wheat — local mandiPKR / 100 kgDaily
Wheat — internationalUSD / tonneDaily
Basmati ricePKR / 100 kgDaily
IRRI riceUSD / tonneDaily
Cotton lintPKR / maundDaily
Sugar — wholesalePKR / 100 kgDaily
Palm oilUSD / tonneDaily
Gram / pulsesPKR / 100 kgDaily

Know the rate before you reach the mandi

See the crops you buy and sell, with the daily record and the seasonal history behind them.