Jeera prices rose by 0.75% to ₹18,810 after a recent decline. The previous decline was due to low demand from both the domestic and export markets after the end of the retail season. Traders say there is adequate supply and inventory, which has also brought down prices. Only 3–4 lakh bags of jeera are expected…
The recent decline in jeera prices was due to weak domestic and export demand, especially after the end of the retail season. Following this, short covering by short-term investors led to a slight increase in jeera prices to close at ₹19,565, up 0.10%. Farmers currently have 20 lakh bags of jeera. But only 3-4 lakh…
Due to tight supply of jeera and low export demand, jeera prices closed down by 1.1% at Rs 23,005. As a total of 27,300 bags of cumin arrived in Gujarat – a significant increase from the 24,000 bags received in the previous session – prices were forced to decline further. Due to delayed sowing in…
At Unjha (Gujarat), the center of the trade, the average mandi prices of cumin seeds (jeera) have dropped by 50%, from Rs 600/kg in October to Rs 300/kg. According to traders, the dip was caused by expectations of a record crop. much though jeera is starting to arrive in the mandis, the peak of arrivals…
