Wheat Prices Surge: Current Market Rates and Future Predictions
Wheat prices have surged 30% above MSP, benefiting farmers. Prices remain high due to supply shortages and increased FMCG demand.
By Robin Kumar Attri

Key Highlights
- Wheat prices are 30% higher than the MSP of ₹2,425 per quintal.
- Prices have increased 53% compared to three years ago.
- Major markets report record-high wheat prices across India.
- Supply shortages and FMCG demand drive price surge.
- Prices likely to remain high until April 2025.
The price of wheat has been rising continuously, showing no signs of stabilizing despite the government's efforts to control it. Wheat prices are approximately 30% higher than the Minimum Support Price (MSP). The government has imposed stock limits, but the price increase persists. Farmers who have stored their wheat stand to benefit significantly as the market reaches record-high prices.
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Weekly Increase in Wheat Prices
According to the Central Food Supply and Distribution Department, wheat prices have risen by ₹20 per quintal in the past week. The following table summarizes the price hike:
Time Period | Price per Quintal (₹) | Increase (%) |
Last Week | 2,966 | 3.53% |
Last Year | 2,535 | 17% |
Three Years Ago | 1,937 | 53% |
Wheat Prices in Major Markets
The MSP of wheat for 2025 is set at ₹2,425 per quintal, but current market prices are significantly higher. Below is a breakdown of wheat prices in major markets across India:
Wheat Prices in Rajasthan
Market Location | Price (₹/Quintal) |
Beawar Mandi | 3,200 |
Bassi (Jaipur) | 3,088 |
Bundi (Dei) | 2,982 |
Jhalawar (Khanpur) | 3,115 |
Jhunjhunu (Gudhagorji) | 3,000 |
Hanumangarh (Sangaria) | 2,900 |
Jhalawar's Manohar (Thana) | 3,050 |
Kota (Ramganji) | 3,101 |
Tonk (Malpura) | 3,141 |
Wheat Prices in Gujarat
Market Location | Price (₹/Quintal) |
Jambusar (Bharuch) | 2,900 |
Dhoraji (Rajkot) | 3,115 |
Anand (Borsad) | 2,750 |
Jasdan (Rajkot) | 3,350 |
Thara (Banaskantha) | 3,350 |
Kalawad (Jamnagar) | 3,150 |
Gondal Mandi (Rajkot) | 3,180 |
Jetpur of Rajkot (District Rajkot) | 3,185 |
Rajkot Market | 3,100 |
Wheat Prices in Madhya Pradesh
Market Location | Price (₹/Quintal) |
Bhopal (Berasia) | 2,974 |
Chhatarpur (Lavkush Nagar) | 2,850 |
Jabalpur (Sehora) | 3,033 |
Ratlam (Javra) | 3,035 |
Satna | 3,850 |
Bhind | 2,960 |
Harda Mandi | 3,150 |
Hoshangabad (Pipariya) | 3,069 |
Jhabua (Petlawad) | 2,910 |
Mandsaur (Pipalya) | 2,955 |
Wheat Prices in Maharashtra
Market Location | Price (₹/Quintal) |
Vasai (Thane) | 3,890 |
Dhule | 3,685 |
Akola | 2,820 |
Nashik (Devala) | 3,400 |
Karjat (Ahmednagar) | 2,900 |
Gangakhed (Parbhani) | 2,800 |
Sonpeth (Parbhani) | 3,275 |
Ulhasnagar (Thane) | 3,200 |
Wheat Prices in Uttar Pradesh
Market Location | Price (₹/Quintal) |
Fatehpur | 2,910 |
Prayagraj (Ajuha) | 2,880 |
Bahraich | 3,000 |
Amethi (Sultanpur) | 2,950 |
Badaun | 2,930 |
Jalaun (Ait) | 2,980 |
Muzaffarnagar | 3,050 |
Pratapgarh | 2,950 |
Raebareli (Salon) | 2,750 |
Unnao (Purva) | 2,925 |
Reasons for the Rise in Wheat Prices
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