Jeera prices rose by 0.28% to 21,395 due to delays in the arrival of a new crop from Gujarat. However, the upside was capped by weak demand and sufficient stock availability. Farmers still hold around 20 lakh bags of cumin, with only 3-4 lakh bags expected to be traded by the season’s end. Production for…
Jeera prices rose by 0.28% to 21,200 due to supply concerns and delayed crop arrival in Gujarat. Sowing in key producing states like Gujarat and Rajasthan also experienced delays, impacting availability. Around 20 lakh bags of cumin remain with farmers, with only 3-4 lakh bags expected to be traded by the end of the season….
Jeera futures settled 0.8% lower at ₹22,445 due to subdued demand and current export needs being met. However, concerns over stock shortages limited the downside. Farmers hold around 20 lakh bags of jeera, with only 3-4 lakh bags expected to be traded by the season’s end. India’s jeera production for 2023-24 is expected to match…
Jeera prices rose by 0.29% to ₹22,290 due to low-level buying and concerns over stock shortages. Despite low demand, existing export business is met by available stocks. Farmers have approximately 20 lakh bags of cumin, with only 3-4 lakh bags expected to be traded by season’s end. However, the upside is somewhat capped due to…
Jeera prices have declined by -0.15% to ₹23,935 due to profit booking and delayed sowing in Gujarat and Rajasthan, key producing states. Higher temperatures have hampered seeding and germination, resulting in sowing covering only 15% of the cropping area. Rajasthan’s cumin cultivation is expected to decrease by 10-15%. India’s cumin production reached 8.6 lakh tonnes…
Jeera prices rose by 0.48% to ₹24,080 as major states Gujarat and Rajasthan, which are major producers of jeera, sowed the seeds late due to late sowing. As of November 25, jeera cultivation in Gujarat was recorded in only 57,915 hectares, a huge decline from 2.44 lakh hectares in the same period last year. Additionally,…
Jeera prices fell by 0.75% to ₹25,025, driven by increased arrivals in Unjha. Farmers hold 35% of the current season’s stock, with carryover stock estimated at 20 lakh bags. Despite supply pressure, optimism persists regarding export demand, particularly in November-December, supported by festive season requirements and India’s competitive pricing. Indian jeera is currently the cheapest…
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…
Jeera prices rose by 0.36% to 25,435, driven by strong domestic and export demand and global supply constraints. However, expectations of higher production and farmers holding back stocks contributed to price support. Jeera production has increased significantly worldwide, with China driving the increase, more than tripling its output to about 55–60 thousand tonnes. Syria, Turkey,…
