Jeera prices closed at 29,620 yesterday, up 0.63% over yesterday’s close due to robust export and local demand and limited global supply. Farmers who were holding onto their goods in anticipation of higher prices provided support to the market and helped it to rise. Expectations of increased production this season, however, limited the gain and…
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…
The slowing in the speed of arrivals caused stockists and farmers to hold off on releasing their stockpiles in the face of higher price realization, which caused jeera prices to rise by 6% yesterday and close at 29,510. There was a slight increase in the arrival of jeera in major APMC mandis in India, suggesting…
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 strong export demand and aggressive buying by stockists, jeera prices rose an amazing 5.91% throughout yesterday’s trading session, ultimately finishing at 26540. Due to limited global supply, Indian jeera is still chosen by consumers worldwide, albeit the upside was slightly constrained by the potential for more pressure from more entrants into the market….
Jeera prices increased by 1.62% due to high demand worldwide. However, the market arrivals are growing, which is putting pressure on the upward potential. Enhanced sowing areas and favorable weather have contributed to increased cumin production in India’s main producing regions. Cumin production in Gujarat is predicted to hit a record high of 4.08 lakh…
Yesterday, jeera prices fell significantly, falling -2.14% to 22400, mostly as a result of market pressure from expected increases in arrivals. The Rajkot Mandi market saw 10,000–12,000 bags arrive every day, exceeding the amount of demand that is now in place. Production has significantly increased due to favorable weather and an expansion of the sowing…
Prices for Jeera dropped by -0.64%, ultimately settling at 23,315 due to several variables affecting the dynamics of supply and demand in the market. Prices were affected by the notable rise in jeera acreage during the current rabi season, which in important producing states like Gujarat and Rajasthan reached a four-year high. Due largely to…
After a recent decline owing to increasing acreage in the major producing states of Gujarat and Rajasthan, jeera prices saw a minor uptick of 0.45% yesterday, finishing at 24440. This increase was mostly driven by short covering. Farmers greatly increased cultivation in response to the previous marketing season’s record prices, resulting in a four-year acreage…
Jeera acreage reached a four-year high during the current rabi season, which caused jeera prices to decrease by -0.93% and settle at 25435. Due to the previous selling season’s record prices, farmers in important producing states like Gujarat and Rajasthan increased their crops. Gujarat saw a significant 160% rise in jeera agriculture, surpassing the average…
