Jeera prices experienced a significant increase, closing up by 3.85% at Rs 22,525, influenced by weather-related disruptions and postponed sowing in major producing areas. In Gujarat, sowing has reached approximately 3.99 lakh hectares, reflecting a decline of 14.2% year-on-year. This downturn can be attributed to irregular rainfall, which has hindered field preparation, resulting in one Read More
Jeera prices exhibited an upward trend, concluding at Rs 21,690, reflecting a 0.7% increase, bolstered by weather-induced disruptions and postponed sowing in major production areas. In Gujarat, sowing has reached approximately 3.99 lakh hectares, reflecting a significant decline of 14.2% year-on-year, as irregular rainfall has hindered field preparation, indicating one of the slowest sowing seasons Read More
Jeera prices experienced a notable decline of 2.39%, closing at Rs 22,065. This drop can be attributed to ample supplies and a lack of robust export demand, alongside sufficient existing stocks. Nonetheless, the potential for downside appears constrained, as disruptions related to weather and postponed sowing persist in providing fundamental support to prices. As of Read More
Jeera prices experienced a slight decline, closing down by 0.55% at Rs 22,605, influenced by ample supplies and weak export demand, which dampened market sentiment in light of sufficient existing stocks. Export interest remains subdued, as current international demand is primarily satisfied by existing inventories. Traders observe a persistent lack of engagement from foreign buyers Read More
Jeera prices exhibited further strength, concluding with an increase of 1.45% at Rs 22,730, driven by weather-related disruptions and postponed sowing that persistently support market sentiment. Sowing progress in Gujarat is markedly lagging behind the seasonal average, with acreage as of December 29 recorded at 3.99 lakh hectares, representing a decline of 14.2% compared to Read More
Jeera prices increased, closing up by 0.79% at Rs 22,385, as weather-related challenges and postponed sowing persisted in bolstering market sentiment. Sowing progress in Gujarat is markedly lagging compared to the previous year, with the area as of 29 December 2025 recorded at 3.99 lakh hectares, reflecting a decline of 14.2% year-on-year, attributed to irregular Read More
Jeera prices exhibited an increase, closing at Rs 22,405, reflecting a rise of 2.4%. This uptick can be attributed to ongoing weather-related challenges and delays in sowing, which have bolstered market sentiment. Sowing progress in Gujarat, the principal producing state, has lagged considerably compared to last year, with acreage recorded at 3.24 lakh hectares by Read More
Jeera prices experienced a modest correction, concluding with a decline of 1.16% at Rs 21,820. This downturn was influenced by ample supplies and subdued export demand, alongside sufficient existing stocks. The decline, however, was constrained as adverse weather conditions and delayed sowing persistently underpin prices. As of 15 December 2025, jeera sowing in Gujarat reached Read More
