Jeera prices experienced a recovery of 1.14%, concluding at Rs 20,320, bolstered by short covering and apprehensions regarding crop quality. Weather disruptions, such as thunderstorms and hail in Rajasthan, have adversely affected standing crops at the harvest stage, heightening concerns regarding the diminished availability of premium “A-grade” produce. Unseasonal rains in North-West India have resulted 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 prices exhibited minimal movement, increasing by a mere 0.02% to close at Rs 21,170, as consistent arrivals of approximately 28,500 bags in Unjha restrained any significant upward momentum. Notwithstanding this, the fundamental indicators continue to suggest a trend toward tighter supply conditions. Year-on-year arrivals have decreased markedly, suggesting a contraction in spot market availability. Read More
