Jeera

Jeera prices correct sharply ahead of sowing on liquidation of position

The government's production estimates though are much higher on jeera than what traders and market experts said

Jeera prices jump again on low crop estimates; second spike since Jan

For farmers though, this wild fluctuation in prices in the last few months is doing more harm than good

After wild swing, jeera prices fall 22% on hopes of higher output

Prices jumped 140% till Jan; farmers expect a repeat as heat wave, shift to other crops may keep output down

Commodity picks: 26 August 2019

Sugar is trading at Rs 3,287 per quintal in Kolhapur, Jeera prices in Unjha are trading at Rs 17,320 per quintal

Jeera prices to hit two-month high on firm global demand, lower output

Cuminseed prices bounced back from its recent lows to hit the highest in two months on lower output forecast and strong demand from overseas buyers.On the National Commodity & Derivatives Contract )NCDEX), the most active Jeera contract for delivery in April jumped by 3.17 per cent to trade at Rs 18,410 a quintal before profit booking pulled it down marginally to quote at Rs 18310 a quintal in early evening trade on Tuesday. The contract showed a gain of around 8.5 per cent since early February.Similarly, Jeera contract for delivery in May also gained 2.72 per cent on Tuesday to quote the spice variety at Rs 18,515 a quintal in early evening trade. Analysts expect the bull trend to continue on robust overseas orders this year."Further upsurge to the tune of Rs 400 - 700 a quintal is possible in jeera price following robust overseas demand. Exporters are likely to fetch better realisation due to good quality of jeera produced in India this year. With estimates of lower production ..

Unfavourable climate may dent jeera output by 12%

Lower acreage also cited as reason for falling production levels

Jeera exports to remain immune to demonetisation

Exporters of the spice say farmers have begun accepting payments digitally, ensuring steady supply

Jeera prices may see new high on tight supply and rising exports

Already jeera prices are ruling at five-year high at this moment

Chinese demand boost jeera exports 181% in first quarter

India has exported 45,000 tonnes jeera in first quarter of current financial year as against 16,000 tonnes in corresponding period of 2015

Jeera price may gain by 10% on quality issue, export demand

High demand from stockists has pushed up jeera prices by 10% so far this month

Jeera may gain Rs 3,300 per 20 kg on short supply, quality issue

High demand from stockists has already pushed up jeera prices so far this month