Jeera concluded at Rs. 25,985, reflecting a decrease of 1.24% or Rs. 325, attributed to profit booking following recent gains. Market participants are evaluating forthcoming sowing prospects, export demand, and the availability of domestic stocks. Prices had previously found support from the constriction of premium-quality bold seed supplies, a decrease in arrivals at the Unjha Read More
Jeera closed significantly higher by 4.4% at Rs 26,310, bolstered by a reduction in the availability of premium-quality bold seeds, forecasts of decreased production, and expectations of enhanced export demand during the lean season. Arrivals at key trading hubs, such as Unjha in Gujarat and Rajasthan, have begun to decline, as farmers retain their stocks Read More
Jeera settled 0.58% higher at Rs. 25,200, bolstered by constricted supplies of premium-quality bold seeds, diminished arrivals at key trading centers, and anticipations of reduced production in the forthcoming season. Farmers are retaining stocks in expectation of improved prices during the October sowing season, while diminishing arrivals in Unjha and Rajasthan have heightened concerns regarding Read More
Jeera prices concluded with an increase of 1.34% at Rs 21,185, bolstered by a swift reduction in the availability of premium-quality bold seeds, as the supplies of export-grade high-purity seeds are diminishing more rapidly than the overall physical crop availability. Daily arrivals at major markets, including Unjha and Rajasthan, have begun to decrease markedly, while Read More
Jeera settled higher by 0.50% at Rs 20,905, as the tightening availability of premium-quality bold seeds bolstered prices, with export-grade high-purity supplies diminishing more rapidly than the overall physical availability. Daily arrivals at major markets like Unjha in Gujarat and Rajasthan have decreased markedly, while blight disease in critical areas of Gujarat has diminished both Read More
Jeera settled 0.34% lower at Rs 20,655 as aggressive farmer selling ahead of Kharif sowing increased near-term availability and pressured prices. Favourable weather conditions in Northwest India facilitated quicker harvesting and drying processes, leading to an increase in arrivals. Concurrently, the rise in NCDEX warehouse stocks diminished the necessity for immediate spot procurement. Large industrial Read More
Jeera prices concluded at Rs 20,710, reflecting a decline of 0.89%. This decrease can be attributed to farmers actively liquidating their stocks to enhance cash flow for Kharif sowing. Additionally, favourable weather conditions in Northwest India facilitated quicker harvesting and drying processes, leading to an uptick in arrivals. Increasing NCDEX warehouse stocks have diminished the Read More
Jeera settled up 0.14% at Rs 20,940, bolstered by a swift contraction in the supply of premium-quality bold seeds. Daily arrivals at major markets like Unjha and Rajasthan have begun to decline, while outbreaks of blight in significant areas of Gujarat have impacted both the quality of crops and the quantities available for harvest. However, Read More
Jeera prices concluded with a decline of 0.59% at Rs 20,220, influenced by heightened arrivals of the new crop from key producing areas in Rajasthan. Favorable weather conditions across North-West India facilitated accelerated harvesting activities, leading to a significant increase in market arrivals and alleviating prior supply concerns. Farmers persisted in their stock liquidation efforts Read More
Jeera increased by 0.4% to close at Rs 22,345, bolstered by reduced sowing and apprehensions regarding crop risks. In Gujarat, the area under cultivation has decreased by 14.34% year-on-year, totaling 4.08 lakh hectares, which signifies one of the most sluggish sowing seasons observed in recent years. National production for 2026 is projected to be between Read More
