Jeera concluded the trading session with a 0.53% increase, reaching Rs 20,765, driven by a reduction in the availability of premium-quality bold seeds, even as the overall physical crop supply remains stable. Daily arrivals at major markets, including Unjha in Gujarat and Rajasthan, have begun to decline, while outbreaks of blight in critical growing regions 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 concluded with a slight increase of 0.07% at Rs 20,725, bolstered by the swiftly diminishing availability of high-quality bold seeds, even as the overall physical crop supplies remained stable. Daily arrivals at major markets like Unjha and Rajasthan have begun to decline, while blight disease in crucial Gujarat producing regions has diminished both 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 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 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 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 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 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 increased by 1.33% to close at Rs 21,010, bolstered by a reduction in the availability of premium-quality bold seeds. While overall crop availability remains adequate, export-grade, high-purity jeera has become increasingly scarce as daily arrivals in major markets such as Unjha and Rajasthan continue to decline, thereby supporting prices in the physical market. Read More
Jeera prices fell by 0.46% to close at Rs 20,735, influenced by heightened selling activity from farmers in anticipation of the Kharif sowing season, which negatively impacted market sentiment. Producers hastened the liquidation of stocks to generate liquidity, while advantageous weather conditions in northwestern India facilitated quicker harvesting and drying processes. This led to increased Read More
Jeera prices experienced a decline of 0.48%, closing at Rs 20,830, as heightened selling by farmers in anticipation of the Kharif sowing season exerted pressure on market sentiment. Farmers persisted in liquidating stocks to generate cash flow, as favourable weather conditions in north-west India expedited the processes of harvesting, drying, and market arrivals. The consistent Read More
Jeera prices increased by 2.17%, closing at Rs 20,930, driven by a contraction in the supply of high-quality bold seeds and diminished arrivals in major trading hubs. Daily arrivals in key markets like Unjha in Gujarat and Rajasthan have experienced a notable decline, while the supply of export-grade, high-purity bold seeds has contracted more rapidly Read More
Jeera prices experienced a decline of 0.44%, concluding at Rs 20,485, as profit booking took place following recent increases attributed to the constriction of supplies of high-quality bold seeds. While the general availability of crops continues to be sufficient, the supply of export-grade, high-purity seeds has diminished more swiftly than anticipated, bolstering the prevailing market Read More
Jeera prices fell by 0.6%, closing at Rs 20,575, as profit booking took place following a recent surge attributed to the tightening supplies of high-quality bold seeds. While the general physical availability is sufficient, the export-grade high-purity jeera has grown progressively rare, bolstering the wider market. Arrivals at significant trading hubs like Unjha and Rajasthan Read More
Jeera prices increased by 0.47% to close at Rs 20,425, buoyed by short covering and a reduction in the availability of premium-quality bold seeds. While the general physical supplies continue to be sufficient, the accessibility of export-grade, high-purity seeds has diminished more rapidly than anticipated. Arrivals in key producing markets such as Unjha and Rajasthan Read More
Jeera prices experienced a decline of 1.21%, settling at Rs 20,330, as traders engaged in profit booking in response to heightened arrivals and vigorous selling by farmers aiming to secure liquidity for Kharif sowing. Favourable weather conditions in North-West India have expedited harvesting and drying processes, resulting in quicker market arrivals and alleviating short-term supply Read More
Jeera prices experienced a decline of 0.54%, settling at Rs 20,320, as traders engaged in profit-taking after recent gains. Despite the correction, the overall market continues to be bolstered by the diminishing supply of premium-quality export-grade cumin. Although total crop supplies are sufficient, the availability of high-purity bold seeds has significantly diminished, as daily arrivals Read More
