Jeera prices experienced a decline, closing 0.72% lower at Rs 22,140, attributed to the commencement of new crop arrivals in various significant mandis. Market pressure intensified as new supplies began to flow into the market, with expectations of a substantial increase in arrivals through March. Domestic availability remains comfortable, while subdued export demand has also Read More
Jeera prices experienced an upward movement in the previous session, concluding 0.75% higher at Rs 22,035, primarily driven by reduced sowing and constrained near-term supplies. In Gujarat, the area under sowing has decreased by 14.34% compared to the previous year, totaling approximately 4.08 lakh hectares, which raises concerns regarding the overall output for the season. Read More
Jeera declined by 0.32% to close at Rs 21,475, influenced by the onset of the new crop in certain mandis, with expectations of increased supplies starting in March. Comfortable stock levels and subdued export activity continued to exert pressure on sentiment. Nonetheless, arrivals at Unjha are constrained, and high-quality cumin continues to attract a premium Read More
Jeera prices declined by 0.97%, closing at Rs 22,495, as the new crop commenced its arrival in select mandis, with expectations of supply gaining momentum from March. Elevated stock levels coupled with muted export demand have also impacted market sentiment. In Unjha, the principal spot market, prices have experienced a minor decline, settling at Rs Read More
Jeera prices increased by 2.46%, concluding at Rs 22,895, driven by apprehensions regarding reduced sowing and constricted supplies. In Gujarat, the area under cultivation has decreased by 14.34% year-on-year, totaling 4.08 lakh hectares, marking one of the slowest sowing seasons in recent years due to the unpreparedness of many fields. National production for 2026 is Read More
Jeera prices experienced a notable decline of 3.05%, concluding at Rs 22,255, as new crop arrivals commenced in major mandis, with supply anticipated to accelerate from March. Established equities and a lack of robust export demand contributed to the prevailing pressure. Market participants observed that the conclusion of the retail season, coupled with subdued purchasing Read More
Jeera prices experienced a decline of 2.25%, closing at Rs 22,995. This movement can be attributed primarily to profit booking, coinciding with the influx of fresh arrivals from the new crop into select mandis. Arrivals are anticipated to accelerate starting in March, thereby intensifying near-term pressures. The presence of ample supplies and a lack of Read More
Jeera prices declined by 0.82% to close at Rs 23,520, primarily influenced by profit booking as new crop arrivals have commenced in several markets. Arrivals are anticipated to accelerate starting in March, which has maintained a degree of near-term sentiment under pressure. Ample supplies and muted export demand, coupled with sufficient existing inventories, have also Read More
Jeera prices experienced a slight decline, closing 0.4% lower at Rs 23,715, despite ongoing supply-side concerns that continue to provide support to the market. Weather-related challenges and postponed sowing, especially in Gujarat, are sustaining a robust sentiment. In Gujarat, jeera sowing is projected at 3.98 lakh hectares, reflecting a decline of 16.3% compared to the Read More
Jeera prices experienced a modest increase yesterday, rising by 0.29% to close at Rs 23,810, bolstered by weather-related challenges and postponed sowing that persist in constraining near-term supplies. Gujarat is currently experiencing one of the slowest sowing seasons in recent years, attributed to fields that are not yet fully prepared. Sowing in the state is Read More
Despite persistent weather-related seeding delays in important producing regions, jeera prices declined by -0.67%, finishing at Rs 23,740, under pressure from muted demand. Gujarat, one of the major cumin-growing states, is having one of the slowest planting seasons in years, with fields not yet ready. Sowing in Gujarat is reported at 3.98 lakh hectares, down Read More
Jeera prices yesterday concluded with an increase of 1.68% at Rs 23,870, bolstered by weather-related challenges and postponed sowing, which persist in maintaining a robust market sentiment. Sowing in Gujarat, a crucial producing state, has experienced a notable slowdown in recent years due to inadequate field preparation, with acreage reported at 3.98 lakh hectares, reflecting Read More
Jeera prices declined by 0.4% to close at Rs 23,475, influenced by ample supplies and weak export demand in the context of sufficient existing stocks. The decrease can be primarily linked to the conclusion of the retail season and ongoing lack of engagement from international purchasers, as existing export demands are predominantly satisfied by current Read More
Jeera prices experienced a slight decline on Wednesday, closing down by 0.97% at Rs 24,020, influenced by ample near-term supplies and weak export demand in the context of sufficient existing stocks. Spot prices at Unjha, the key benchmark market, declined by 0.4% to Rs 23,768.15. Nonetheless, the potential for downside appears constrained, as weather-related disruptions Read More
Jeera prices exhibited an increase yesterday, closing higher by 2.26% at Rs 24,870, bolstered by weather-related challenges and postponed sowing, especially in Gujarat, where agricultural conditions are still unready due to irregular rainfall patterns. Gujarat is experiencing a notably sluggish sowing season, with current acreage at 3,98,438 hectares, reflecting a significant decline of 16.31% compared Read More
Jeera prices experienced a decline of 1.1%, concluding at Rs 24,320. This movement can be attributed to profit booking, alongside a backdrop of ample supplies and lackluster export interest, as current overseas demand is being satisfied by existing inventories. Market sentiment exhibited a cautious demeanor, with traders identifying the conclusion of the retail season and Read More
Jeera prices experienced a significant increase, closing at Rs 24,590, up 4.48%. This rise is largely attributed to weather-related disruptions and postponed sowing, which have constrained near-term supply forecasts. Uneven rainfall has hindered field preparation, resulting in one of the slowest sowing seasons in Gujarat in recent years. Jeera sowing in the state has been Read More
Jeera prices experienced a decline of 0.7%, settling at Rs 23,535, influenced by ample supplies and weak export demand in the context of sufficient existing stocks. Export interest continues to be lackluster, as current international demand is primarily satisfied through existing inventories. In the physical market, Unjha prices declined by 0.64% to Rs 22,534.55, indicative Read More
Jeera prices experienced a slight increase of 0.06%, concluding at Rs 23,700, bolstered by weather-related disruptions and postponed sowing in major producing areas. Inconsistent precipitation has hindered agricultural readiness, resulting in Gujarat experiencing one of the most sluggish sowing periods observed in recent years. In Gujarat, jeera sowing has reached 3,98,438 hectares, reflecting a decline Read More
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
