Jeera prices declined by 0.84% to close at Rs 21,835, influenced by the influx of the new crop and favorable supply conditions in major mandis. Sentiment remained muted, influenced by weak export demand, especially from China, resulting in an accumulation of domestic inventories. Farmers are currently offloading produce to capitalize on existing prices, thereby exerting Read More
Jeera prices experienced a significant decline of 2.24%, closing at Rs 24,255. This downturn can be attributed to ample supplies and a lackluster export demand, alongside sufficient existing stocks. The conclusion of the retail season, coupled with persistent caution among international purchasers, exerted additional pressure on prices, as the majority of current export demands are Read More
Jeera prices experienced a modest increase, closing up by 0.27% at Rs 21,880, driven by weather disruptions and delays in sowing that have sustained market sentiment. As of 15 December 2025, sowing in Gujarat reached 3.24 lakh hectares, reflecting a significant decline of nearly 14% compared to the previous year. This downturn signifies one of Read More
Jeera prices experienced a significant increase, closing up by 4.37% at Rs 22,075, driven by weather-related challenges and postponed sowing, which persistently sustain supply concerns. In Gujarat, the principal producing state, jeera sowing as of December 15 reached 3.24 lakh hectares, reflecting a decline of nearly 14% year-on-year, attributed to irregular rainfall that hindered field Read More
Jeera prices experienced a slight increase, closing up 0.07% at Rs 21,150, as ongoing weather disruptions and postponed sowing provided continued support. In Gujarat, the principal state for cumin production, sowing reached 3.24 lakh hectares as of December 15, reflecting a decline of nearly 14% compared to the previous year, attributed to irregular rainfall that Read More
Jeera prices yesterday concluded with a slight decline of 0.26 percent at Rs 21,135, despite ongoing weather-related challenges and postponed sowing that continued to provide fundamental support to the market. Nevertheless, the potential for price increases was limited by ample supplies and a lack of robust export interest, as the majority of foreign demand was Read More
Jeera prices concluded with an increase of 0.74 percent at Rs 21,190, bolstered by apprehensions regarding weather conditions and postponed sowing in major production areas. In Gujarat, the irregularity of rainfall has impeded field preparation, resulting in one of the slowest sowing seasons observed in recent years. As of 15 December 2025, jeera sowing in Read More
Jeera prices concluded the trading session with a decline of 1.23%, settling at Rs 20,855. This downturn can be attributed to ample supplies and a lack of robust export demand, alongside sufficient existing inventories. Market sentiment exhibited a degree of caution, as international demand persisted in being predominantly influenced by price sensitivity, with existing export Read More
Jeera prices concluded with a slight increase of 0.09% at Rs 21,115, bolstered by concerns related to weather conditions and postponed sowing, which persist in influencing market sentiment. Sowing progress in Gujarat, a pivotal producing state, is experiencing sluggishness attributed to inconsistent rainfall, with the area as of December 8 estimated at 2.61 lakh hectares, Read More
