On 14 Jul 2026, Amla (Nelli Kai) prices displayed a clear multi-mandi trend across 74 active agricultural markets. When several mandis move in the same direction on the same day, it reflects a broader shift in supply-demand balance rather than isolated local price fluctuations.

The consolidated average price changed by 1.07% compared to the previous session. Such a coordinated percentage movement across mandis strengthens the reliability of the emerging market trend.

Multi-Mandi Price Overview – Key Numbers at a Glance

  • Highest Price Across Mandis: ₹12,500 per quintal
  • Lowest Price Across Mandis: ₹4,000 per quintal
  • Average Trading Price: ₹7,389 per quintal
  • Total Reporting Mandis: 74

The spread between the day’s high and low levels offers insight into volatility. A narrower band suggests stable trading conditions, while a wider band may indicate transitional phases or uneven demand absorption.

30-Day Context – Is the Trend Strengthening or Reversing?

Over the past 30 days, the commodity reached a peak of ₹12,500 and a floor of ₹800, with an average of ₹7,433.

If the current consolidated average remains above the 30-day midpoint, it signals resilience and potential strengthening momentum. If prices are trending toward the lower boundary, the market may be entering a corrective or supply-driven phase.

Top Mandis – Regional Price Alignment

Mandi / MarketPrice (₹ per quintal)
Pallavaram(Uzhavar Sandhai )₹11,000
Jameenrayapettai(Uzhavar Sandhai )₹11,000
Padappai(Uzhavar Sandhai )₹10,750
Kancheepuram(Uzhavar Sandhai )₹10,500
Perampet(Uzhavar Sandhai)₹10,000
Gudiyatham(Uzhavar Sandhai )₹9,600
Chengam(Uzhavar Sandhai )₹9,000
Polur(Uzhavar Sandhai )₹9,000
Cuddalore(Uzhavar Sandhai )₹9,000
Villupuram(Uzhavar Sandhai )₹9,000
Tamarainagar(Uzhavar Sandhai )₹9,000
Tiruvannamalai(Uzhavar Sandhai )₹9,000

The comparison above highlights regional consistency. When leading mandis show similar directional movement, it reinforces the credibility of the broader mandi trend.

20-Day Historical Pattern – Trend Confirmation

DateHigh (₹)Low (₹)Average (₹)
14 Jul₹12,500₹4,000₹7,389
13 Jul₹12,000₹2,000₹7,310
12 Jul₹12,000₹3,000₹7,224
11 Jul₹12,000₹4,000₹7,381
10 Jul₹12,000₹2,000₹7,183
09 Jul₹12,000₹2,000₹7,208
08 Jul₹12,000₹2,000₹7,432
07 Jul₹12,000₹2,000₹7,541
06 Jul₹11,000₹2,000₹7,381
05 Jul₹12,000₹4,000₹7,568
04 Jul₹12,000₹2,000₹7,512
03 Jul₹12,000₹4,000₹7,496
02 Jul₹12,000₹3,000₹7,596
01 Jul₹12,000₹2,000₹7,607
30 Jun₹12,000₹2,000₹7,498
29 Jun₹12,000₹2,000₹7,638
28 Jun₹12,000₹3,500₹7,631
27 Jun₹12,000₹3,500₹7,633
26 Jun₹12,000₹3,000₹7,603
25 Jun₹12,000₹800₹7,587
24 Jun₹12,000₹3,000₹7,378

The 20-day data series helps validate whether the current multi-mandi movement is accelerating or stabilizing. Consistent directional shifts over consecutive days provide stronger confirmation of a sustained trend.

What This Means for Farmers

A synchronized mandi trend offers clarity. When most markets align, farmers can assess selling opportunities with greater confidence, knowing the movement reflects broader market fundamentals rather than isolated price swings.

Trader Strategy – Reading the Network Signals

For traders and wholesalers, uniform price movement across mandis reduces uncertainty and improves procurement planning. Cross-mandi alignment often signals a stable directional bias, enabling better risk management.

Outlook – Watching the Next Phase

The coordinated movement across 74 mandis suggests that the current trend has structural support. Monitoring arrival patterns, 30-day boundaries, and daily price spreads will remain essential for anticipating the next major move.

Regular tracking of multi-mandi trends empowers stakeholders with actionable agricultural market intelligence and improves long-term decision-making.


Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

A multi mandi trend means that Amla (Nelli Kai) prices moved in a similar direction across several mandis on 14 Jul 2026, reflecting a broader market sentiment rather than a local price change.

Such synchronized movements usually occur due to nationwide demand shifts, seasonal factors, export activity, or changes in overall supply levels.

Yes, price trends observed across multiple mandis are considered more reliable because they indicate a wider market pattern instead of isolated trading activity.

Farmers can use multi mandi trends to plan sales, storage, or delayed selling decisions, especially when the same trend continues consistently for several days.

You can track multi mandi price trends, mandi comparisons, and expert market insights for Amla (Nelli Kai) regularly on Mandipulse.