Jeera (cumin) prices fell by around 5% in July 2025 and ended at ₹18,970 on NCDEX. The decline was due to weak exports, especially as buyers in Bangladesh and the Gulf did not place fresh orders. In India too, buyers were waiting for clear price trends before buying. Jeera exports declined by 27% to 42,925…
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…
Jeera (cumin) prices fell 1.93% on Wednesday to close at ₹18,790. This happened as domestic and international demand weakened after the shopping season ended. Farmers currently have about 20 lakh bags, but only 3-4 lakh bags are expected to be sold by the end of the season. This means that about 16 lakh bags will…
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…
Jeera prices have rebounded by 1.9% to 19,610 per quintal, driven by short covering after weak post-retail season demand. Traders reported subdued momentum in both domestic and export markets, with foreign buyers remaining largely inactive. Market sentiment remains cautious due to ample supplies and sluggish export activity. Farmers hold around 20 lakh bags, with only…
Cumin prices continued to decline and closed at ₹21,925, down by about 1.75%. The decline was due to slow exports and adequate supply in the market. Also, increased arrival of cumin in Gujarat markets is a major reason for the decline in prices. Its supply has increased from 24,000 to 27,300 bags. Of the 20…
