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 fell -0.75% Wednesday, closing at 25190. This was mostly because of the market pressure brought on by the expectation of more increases in arrivals. Nonetheless, strong export demand and forceful stockist purchases kept the negative effects in check. Due to limited worldwide supply, Indian jeera continued to be favored by purchasers worldwide, even…
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 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…
Jeera prices rose 0.4% Wednesday, finishing at 22345, led by global customers preferring Indian jeera amid tighter worldwide supply. However, the upside was limited due to concerns about rising arrivals, with daily shipments of 10,000 to 12,000 bags in Rajkot Mandi exceeding demand levels. New arrivals in Gujarat and Rajasthan have increased, raising hopes of…
Jeera futures closed at 23285, up 0.69%, mostly on predictions that more arrivals would put pressure on the market. However, there was little downside as buyers worldwide continued to choose Indian jeera despite tightening global supply. Over the past few weeks, new arrivals have been reported in both Gujarat and Rajasthan, adding to the 10,000–12,000…
Prices for jeera experienced a minor uptick yesterday of 0.45%, closing at 23635, possibly as a result of increasing pressure from arrivals. Despite reduced global supply, buyers worldwide persisted in favoring Indian jeera; as a result, the negative movement was contained. Every day, between 10,000 and 12,000 bags arrive in Rajkot Mandi, surpassing the present…
Jeera prices rose 1.36% to 23860, spurred by lower cumin arrivals in Unjha, which fell to 35-37 thousand bags. This reduction in arrivals, combined with record-high acreage in important producing states such as Gujarat and Rajasthan, fueled the increasing trend. Farmers increased cultivation due to advantageous pricing from the previous marketing season, demonstrating a strong…
The main factor behind the 0.38% increase in jeera prices to 23920 was a decrease in cumin arrivals in Unjha, which was indicative of tightening supply conditions. The current rabi season has seen a four-year high in jeera acreage; nevertheless, arrivals have dropped to 35–37 thousand bags, suggesting possible supply problems. Due to record prices…
