Jeera prices dropped -0.22% to 25,220 as a result of a spike in arrivals; in Unjha, about 15,000 bags of cumin are delivered every day. An estimated 20 lakh bags of carryover stock are anticipated at the start of the next season, with farmers keeping about 35% of the supply. Nevertheless, there is hope for…
Jeera prices dropped by 1.7% to 25,500 due to expectations of higher production this season. However, the downside was limited due to strong domestic and export demand, tight global supplies, and farmers holding back stocks. Gujarat and Rajasthan saw increased sowing areas, leading to a 30% higher production forecast. China’s cumin production surged to over…
Expectations of stronger production in the upcoming season led to a -0.38% settlement yesterday, with Jeera prices closing at 28510. Because farmers are holding back stock in the hopes of receiving better prices, the expectation of a 30% increase in production to 8.5–9 lakh tonnes has affected market sentiment. Due to strong domestic and international…
Due to anticipation of increasing supply, which could put downward pressure on pricing, jeera finished down 0.4% at 28,990 yesterday. The downside was, however, constrained by strong export and local demand as well as restricted global supply. The market was also helped by farmers holding back their supply in anticipation of higher prices. This season,…
Jeera prices increased by 1.61% to reach 29610 in response to strong export and domestic demand as well as limited worldwide supply. Farmers holding onto their stock in anticipation of higher prices added to the rising momentum. The upside potential is, however, constrained by projections of increased output, which may drive prices lower. This season,…
Prices for jeera saw a minor decrease of 0.63% to end at 28,420 due to anticipations of increased supply, which would put pressure on prices. The jeera production is expected to increase by 30% this season, reaching 8.5–9 lakh tonnes, mostly in Gujarat and Rajasthan due to a significant increase in planting area. Significant gains…
Jeera prices had a slight increase of 0.2%, ultimately reaching 29,390. This increase was mostly caused by a deceleration in the rate of arrivals, as farmers and stockists withheld their inventory in anticipation of higher prices. The first week of May saw a modest increase in jeera arrivals at major APMC mandis throughout India when…
Jeera prices increased 2.85% to settle at 27,830, mostly due to a decrease in arrivals and a refusal on the part of farmers and stockists to release their supplies at the existing rates. Because of this careful approach, supply became more limited, which helped drive up prices. While it was a little rise from the…
Due to a slowdown in the rate of arrivals and stockists and farmers holding onto inventory in anticipation of higher prices, jeera prices increased by 4.06% to close at 27300. A cautious approach from vendors is shown by the minor increase in jeera arrivals in major APMC mandies across India during the first week of…
Jeera prices saw a 1.38% decrease during yesterday’s trading session, ultimately finishing at 24230. This was mostly because of market pressure from anticipation of higher arrivals. The drawback was minimal, though, since international consumers continued to favor Indian jeera despite dwindling supply worldwide. In Rajkot Mandi, the market saw a significant influx of 10000 to…
