During 2025, peanut oil prices displayed a mixed trend, influenced by government policies, global trade shifts, and changing groundnut supply conditions. In the first half of the year, prices remained relatively stable to soft, particularly in India, where government auctions of peanut stock limited upward momentum despite steady domestic demand. Globally, increased exports from Brazil and Argentina improved availability in Asian markets, while disruptions in Sudan and tariff-related uncertainties in the United States reshaped trade flows.
In the second half of 2025, market sentiment remained mixed as expanded peanut cultivation supported supply expectations, though weather-related disruptions affected crop quality and delayed arrivals in some regions. Currency fluctuations and rising import costs for edible oils encouraged a shift toward domestic sourcing, providing some support to prices. Demand from food processors and refiners remained steady, keeping the market balanced.