Jeera experienced a decline of 1.14%, closing at Rs 20,445, influenced by an influx of new crop arrivals from major Rajasthan centers. Accelerated harvesting, attributed to advantageous weather conditions, resulted in a notable supply increase, as farmers heightened their selling activities to address liquidity requirements for the forthcoming Kharif sowing, thereby exerting persistent downward pressure. Read More
Jeera prices experienced a decline of 1.46%, closing at Rs 20,860, largely influenced by increased arrivals and proactive selling by farmers. Daily arrivals at the Unjha mandi persisted at approximately 28,500 bags, resulting in a short-term supply surplus. Recent crop inflows from Rajasthan, coupled with accelerated harvesting attributed to favorable weather conditions, have heightened supply Read More
Jeera increased by 0.81% to close at Rs 23,060, bolstered by reduced sowing and constrained near-term supplies. In Gujarat, the area under cultivation has decreased by 14.34% compared to the previous year, totaling 4.08 lakh hectares. This decline marks one of the slowest sowing seasons observed in recent years, attributed to the untimely readiness of 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
