With the 02 Aug 2026 auctions now in, Bahraich APMC stood at the front of the pack for Gond, clocking the day's best rate at ₹2,500 per quintal. Among all active markets, this one paid the most for Gond today.
01Key Drivers Behind Today's Gond Rate
Topping the board usually reflects steady trade through the day rather than a single outlier deal.
- Highest Recorded Price₹2,500
- Lowest Price Today₹2,500
- Average (Modal) Price₹2,500
- Reporting Mandis1
- Date02 Aug 2026
- CommodityGond (Other)
02Today's Price, Placed in Its 2-Day Band
Placing today's rate inside the recent band shows whether the price is running hot, cool, or mid-pack.
This puts Gond about 0.4% below the period average, and just 0.8% short of the period high. A reading in the upper part of the band often reflects steady, broad-based demand.
05How Today Compares to the 2-Day Trend
Over the last 2 days, Gond prices at Bahraich APMC ranged between ₹2,500 and ₹2,520, with the average around ₹2,510. A rate sitting near the top of this range points to firm demand, while a move toward the lower band suggests easing pressure.
06Recent Price History
| Date | High (₹) | Low (₹) | Average (₹) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 02 Aug | ₹2,500 | ₹2,500 | ₹2,500 |
| 28 Jun | ₹2,520 | ₹2,520 | ₹2,520 |
Reviewing the recent daily data helps confirm whether this position is part of an ongoing trend or a short-term move driven by selective buying.
07At a Glance
08What It Means If You're Selling
The headline Gond rate looks attractive, yet the smart move is to net it against distance, quality cuts and timing.
09A Buyer's Angle
Buyers often read a persistent price leader as a demand signal, then time their purchases to supply swings.
10The Quick Read
The takeaway: Bahraich APMC was the market to beat for Gond on 02 Aug 2026. Arrivals and demand over the next sessions will decide if the lead sticks.
Disclaimer: Prices are compiled from publicly available government mandi data (AGMARKNET / data.gov.in) and are for information only — not financial advice. Confirm the live rate at the mandi before trading.