RCN prices soften as buyers step back
Raw cashew nut (RCN) prices softened in the global cashew market during the week ending on Wednesday as Indian buyers pulled back from Tanzanian auctions.
Month: December 2025
Year-end quiet keeps prices rangebound
STD5 firmed for the first time in more than a month in the global almond market during the week ending on Tuesday as prices for other assessed items closed out the calendar year lower.
Thin trade erases recent pecan gains
Kernel and inshell prices declined in the global pecan market during the week ending on Monday despite two new reports indicating restricted supply.
Kenya 2026 offers surface in thin trade
Assessed South Africa and Australia-origin kernel and inshell prices remained unchanged in the global macadamia market during the week ending on Friday as trade ground to a halt due to the holiday and the normal late seasonal lull.
Kernel market steadies amid year-end slowdown
Cashew kernel prices were steady during the week ending Wednesday, as firm underlying demand from the Middle East and China, combined with tight raw cashew nut (RCN) prices kept the market supported.
Inshell trade active; kernels grind lower
Prices slid for the fourth consecutive session in the global almond market during the week ending Tuesday as selling interest rose ahead of year-end.
New highs for halves
Assessed halves prices continued to climb in the global pecan market during the week ending Monday as shellers limited offers.
Macadamia prices drift lower in thin trade
Assessed prices edged lower in the global macadamia market during the week ending Friday as year-end inventory clearing overshadowed underlying tightness in kernel supply.
Chandler 80s buck broader price declines
U.S. origin inshell prices dipped lower in the global walnut market during the week ending Thursday as demand slowed and price differentials based on shell quality widened.
WW320 firms on size substitution
The assessed WW320 price firmed in the global cashew market during the week ending Wednesday, supported by tight supply and demand for prompt shipments.
