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
Jeera settled 0.48% higher at Rs 20,835, bolstered by a reduction in the availability of premium-quality bold seeds, as arrivals in key markets such as Unjha and Rajasthan started to decline. While the general physical availability remains consistent, the supplies of export-grade high-purity seeds are diminishing more rapidly than anticipated. Concurrently, blight outbreaks in significant Read More
Jeera settled 0.38% lower at Rs.20,735, influenced by aggressive farmer selling as growers liquidated stocks to generate cash for Kharif sowing. Favourable weather conditions in northwest India facilitated the swift progression of harvesting and drying processes, leading to an increase in arrivals. Concurrently, the rise in NCDEX warehouse stocks diminished the urgency for immediate spot Read More
Jeera prices increased by 0.39% to close at Rs 20,770, bolstered by a reduction in the availability of premium-quality produce and a resurgence in export demand from significant international markets. Buyers from Europe and North America have re-entered the market, with a particular emphasis on residue-compliant and high-specification lots. Furthermore, substantial industrial processors have progressively Read More
Jeera yesterday settled marginally higher by 0.1% at Rs 19485, bolstered by apprehensions regarding crop quality and weather-related disruptions in key producing areas. Recent thunderstorms and hailstorms across Rajasthan have inflicted damage on standing crops during the harvest stage, heightening concerns regarding the diminished availability of premium “A-grade” jeera. Unseasonal rains in North-West India have Read More
Jeera prices experienced a decline of 1.34%, concluding at Rs 22,100, influenced by the influx of the new crop in major mandis and favorable supply conditions. Weak export demand, especially from China, has contributed to a decline in sentiment, resulting in an accumulation of domestic stocks. Farmers are engaging in sales within local markets to Read More
Jeera prices experienced a decline of 1.45%, concluding at Rs 21,820, influenced by the influx of the new crop in certain markets. Supplies are anticipated to rise further as arrivals accelerate through March, exerting short-term pressure on prices. The current softer tone can be attributed to comfortable availability and subdued export demand, as traders observe Read More
