Jeera futures fell by 0.74% to 19,320 due to weak domestic and export demand. Foreign buyers remain inactive, and comfortable stock levels and tepid overseas interest are keeping prices under pressure. Farmers hold around 20 lakh bags of cumin, but only 3-4 lakh bags are expected to be traded before the season closes. India’s cumin…
Jeera futures closed 0.70% higher at 19,370, following weakness due to subdued domestic and export demand post the retail season. The downtrend was largely due to comfortable supply levels, limited foreign buying, and tepid trade activity. Farmers hold around 20 lakh bags, but only 3-4 lakh bags are expected to be traded before the season…
Jeera futures fell by 1.56% to 18,910, driven by weak domestic and export demand post the peak retail season. Traders noted the end of retail buying and subdued foreign buyer interest. Farmers are holding around 20 lakh bags of jeera, with only 3-4 lakh bags expected to be traded before the season ends. Production for…
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…
Jeera prices have declined by 0.8% at 19,130 due to sluggish domestic and export demand following the end of the retail season. Traders have noted limited overseas buyer activity, and farmers are holding around 20 lakh bags of cumin. Only 3-4 lakh bags are expected to be traded by the end of the season, leaving…
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 closed slightly lower at 19,585 due to weak domestic and export demand, attributed to a slowdown in retail activity and tepid overseas buying interest. Despite easing geopolitical concerns, Indian exports could have been supported. Nearly 20 lakh bags are still with farmers, with only 3-4 lakh bags expected to be traded before the season…
Jeera prices rose by 0.49% to 19,650, driven by export demand and easing geopolitical tensions. However, the momentum is limited due to the retail buying season and lackluster overseas interest. Domestic supplies remain ample, with farmers holding around 20 lakh bags of cumin. Production is estimated at 90-92 lakh bags for the current season, with…
Jeera prices fell by 0.1% to 19,965 following weak domestic and export demand during the peak retail season. The decline was largely due to subdued buying from overseas markets and inactivity from foreign buyers. Adequate existing stock levels and comfortable supply also weighed on prices. Farmers hold around 20 lakh bags of cumin, but only…
