Jeera prices concluded at Rs 20,745, reflecting a decline of 0.84%. This downturn can be attributed to farmers actively liquidating their stocks to enhance cash flow in preparation for the Kharif sowing season. Additionally, favourable weather conditions in Northwest India have facilitated quicker harvesting and drying processes, thereby increasing market arrivals. Increasing NCDEX warehouse stocks Read More
Jeera concluded the trading session with an increase of 0.41%, reaching Rs 20,920. This rise is attributed to the diminishing supply of premium-quality bold seeds, as arrivals in key markets like Unjha and Rajasthan have begun to decline. While the general physical availability holds steady, the supply of export-grade, high-purity bold seeds is diminishing more Read More
While favourable weather in Northwest India sped up harvesting, drying, and deliveries, Jeera settled slightly higher by 0.02% at Rs 20,770 as farmers quickly liquidated stockpiles to generate cash flow for Kharif sowing. NCDEX warehouse stocks have continued to accumulate, diminishing the urgency for spot procurement. Meanwhile, large industrial spice grinders are exercising caution, opting 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 0.21% lower at Rs 20,895, influenced by significant selling from farmers who liquidated stocks to secure cash flow for Kharif sowing. 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. 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 at Rs 20,910, reflecting a decline of 0.83%. This decrease can be attributed to farmers actively liquidating their stocks to enhance cash flow for Kharif sowing, coupled with favourable weather conditions that have expedited both harvesting and deliveries. Increasing NCDEX warehouse stocks have diminished the urgency among traders, while major industrial spice Read More
Jeera settled lower by 1.01% at Rs 21,085, influenced by substantial selling from farmers seeking to generate cash flow for Kharif sowing. Favourable weather conditions in Northwest India facilitated a more rapid harvesting and drying process, thereby expediting both arrivals and deliveries. Increasing NCDEX warehouse stocks have diminished the urgency for procurement, as major industrial Read More
Jeera prices concluded at Rs 20,905, reflecting a decline of 0.5% due to heightened selling by farmers and enhanced arrivals, which negatively impacted market sentiment. Farmers persisted in liquidating stocks to generate liquidity for Kharif sowing activities, while conducive weather conditions throughout Northwest India facilitated swifter harvesting and drying, thereby expediting market arrivals. Increasing stock Read More
Jeera prices decreased by 0.36%, closing at Rs 21,010, influenced by heightened farmer selling and enhanced market arrivals, which negatively impacted market sentiment. Farmers persisted in liquidating stocks to raise cash for Kharif sowing activities, while favourable weather conditions in northwestern India facilitated quicker harvesting and drying, thereby expediting arrivals into physical markets. Increasing inventories Read More
Jeera prices decreased by 0.82%, closing at Rs 21,085, influenced by heightened farmer selling and enhanced arrivals, which negatively impacted market sentiment. Producers persisted in liquidating stocks to raise cash for the current Kharif sowing season, as favourable weather conditions throughout north-west India expedited harvesting, drying, and market arrivals. Increasing stock levels in NCDEX warehouses Read More
Jeera prices declined by 0.33% to close at Rs 20,925, influenced by heightened selling from farmers and better market arrivals, which negatively impacted sentiment. Farmers persisted in liquidating stocks to generate cash for Kharif sowing activities, while favourable weather conditions across North-West India facilitated harvesting, drying, and market arrivals. The consistent increase in NCDEX warehouse Read More
Jeera prices concluded at Rs 20,995, reflecting a decline of 0.47%. This downturn was influenced by substantial selling from farmers, who opted to liquidate their stocks in order to secure liquidity for Kharif sowing operations. Favourable weather conditions in North-West India facilitated a more rapid harvesting and drying process, leading to an increase in market Read More
Jeera prices concluded at Rs 21,095, reflecting a 0.45% increase, bolstered by a reduction in the supply of premium-quality bold seeds, even as the overall physical crop availability continues to be sufficient. Export-grade, high-purity jeera has become increasingly scarce as arrivals at major trading centres such as Unjha in Gujarat and key markets in Rajasthan Read More
Jeera prices declined by 0.33% to close at Rs 21,000, influenced by heightened selling activity from farmers and a favourable supply situation in the near term, which negatively impacted market sentiment. Farmers persisted in liquidating stocks to raise cash for the current Kharif sowing season, while conducive weather conditions in north-west India facilitated harvesting, drying, Read More
Jeera edged higher by 0.43% to settle at Rs 21,070, supported by short covering following recent declines, although overall market sentiment remained cautious. Farmers persistently liquidated stocks to generate cash for Kharif sowing, while favourable weather conditions across North-West India expedited harvesting and deliveries. The consistent increase in NCDEX warehouse stocks diminished the necessity for Read More
Jeera prices declined by 0.31%, closing at Rs 20,980, influenced by heightened farmer selling and increased market arrivals that dampened sentiment. Farmers persisted in liquidating stocks to generate cash for Kharif sowing, while favourable weather conditions across North-West India facilitated quicker harvesting and drying, thereby expediting market arrivals. The gradual accumulation of NCDEX warehouse stocks Read More
Jeera prices experienced a decline of 0.40%, concluding at Rs 21,045, influenced by robust selling activities from farmers and a lack of strong purchasing interest from domestic processors, which negatively impacted market sentiment. Farmers persisted in liquidating stocks to raise cash for Kharif sowing, as favourable weather conditions throughout north-west India facilitated harvesting, drying, and Read More
Jeera prices concluded the session with a marginal increase of 0.07%, reaching Rs 21,300. This uptick was bolstered by short covering, as the constriction of premium-quality seed supplies countered the ongoing selling pressure from farmers. Producers have been actively liquidating stocks to generate cash for Kharif sowing, while favourable weather across north-west India has accelerated Read More
Jeera prices concluded at Rs 21,285, reflecting a 1.31% increase, bolstered by a reduction in the availability of premium-quality bold seeds and ongoing short covering activities. As a result of the ongoing reduction in arrivals throughout important trading centers like Unjha and Rajasthan, the supply of export-grade, high-purity bold seeds has tightened significantly, but overall Read More
