Bajra prices have increased significantly in recent days, with continuous purchases from distillery plants. As a result, bajra from UP is selling at 2490/2500 rupees per quintal in Rajasthan. At these prices, it’s advisable to take profits, as after a sharp rise, the market might experience a slowdown or weakness for a few days. However, since the new harvest is not expected in the near future and bajra has been fresh for the last two and a half to three months, arrivals in the markets have decreased compared to earlier, which could result in future price increases. Despite this, it’s better to take profits at this point.