The U.S. Cannabis Spot Index decreased by 0.5% to $1,093 per pound.
In grams, the Spot price was $2.41.
We are pleased to announce the introduction of our Missouri Cannabis Spot Index this week. This dataset is now available to all PREMIUM subscribers.
The Missouri composite price assessment closed the week at $2,232 per pound this week, a 7.7%, or $72 increase from last week, and the highest it has been since June 27th. The Missouri Indoor Cannabis Spot Index also climbed 7.7% this week to reach $2,406 per pound. The state greenhouse index inched up to $1,950 per pound, a 0.9%, or $16 increase over last week.
We are pleased to announce the introduction of our Ohio Cannabis Spot Index this week. This dataset is now available to all PREMIUM subscribers.
The Ohio composite price assessment closed the week at $2,457 per pound, a 4.1%, or $96 rise from last week. This is the 4th week of gains for the state index and its highest mark since June 20th when it sat at $2,669 per pound.
Despite decreases across all grow types, the New York Cannabis Spot Index increased by 9.4% per pound this week. This is the highest the state composite price has been since the end of May. While indoor prices only lost $10 per pound, greenhouse prices fell by $126 per pound and outdoor prices shed $248 per pound. The state index was able to climb due to a reduction in the number of transactions for greenhouse and outdoor flower products, while the number of higher priced indoor flower product transactions increased.
September 2026 Implied Forward unchanged at $1,065 per pound.
At $1,065 per pound, the Sept. Implied Forward represents a discount of 2.6% relative to the current U.S. Spot Price of $1,093 per pound. For context, the U.S. Spot Price averaged $1,000 in August 2024, $1 dollar more than the 2024 average of $999. Through this week, August has averaged $1,109 vs the 2025 YTD average of $1,002.
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