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Weakness seen in jeera futures as good rainfall likely to raise outputThe September contract of jeera on NCDEX had touched a high of Rs 14,490 per quintal on August 25. It has now declined to Rs 14,010/quintal...- Exports and festival season demand may drive moderate recovery in jeera futuresThough Covid-19 is expected to play a part in overall demand for the spice, traders expect prices to remain firm till Diwali. India exports...
- India well-placed to ship jeera but denial of export sops hits tradersJeera is the second largest exported spice from India earning Rs 2,000 crore annually.
- Jeera may firm up on high demand, low rainsThe overseas demand for Indian jeera is expected to increase as the supply from other sources are limited
- Mentha oil trades lower in morning tradeMCX Mentha oil price was down 0.86 per cent at Rs 1,658 at around 11 am (IST).
- Jeera futures prices fall 25 per centThe harvest season has started and arrivals in market have increased from Gujarat and Rajasthan.
- Export demand, low output lift jeera futuresFor December delivery, jeera futures flared up to Rs 204 per kg on the National Commodity and Derivatives Exchange.
- Jeera futures climb thanks to lower production, good export demandThe export of jeera in 2016/17 is expected to be higher than the previous year.
- Seizure of Khapra beetle-infested cumin in US may bring exports downAt 1.55 lakh tonne, valued at Rs 1,800 crore, jeera was the second biggest exported spice from India after chilli in the previous year.
- After 5-fold jump in 4 years, jeera exports set to declineAfter growing nearly five times in the past four years to a record 1.55 lakh tonne, jeera or cumin, export is set for a correction this yea...
- Jeera, mint, chilli make India's spice export hotSpices export may close in range Rs 12,000-Rs 15,000 cr in current year boosted by large shipments of jeera, mint, chilli -- 3 high value i...
- 'Tension in Syria likely to push up Jeera exports by 50%'Jeera exports are likely to increase by 50% to about 1.2 lakh tonnes in the current crop year due to poor prospects from politically unstab...
- Jeera exports may rise on weak rupee, Syria unrestShipments of Indian jeera have increased by 25% in the first three months of the current financial year.
- Rupee fall no balm for cost-hit spices exportersA falling rupee has been of no help to spices exporters because of low availability and higher local prices of raw materials.
- Jeera exports to touch all-time highSo far, jeera exports touched 45,500 tonne in 2012-13, valued at around Rs 644 crore. Spices Board had set a target of 45,000 tonne.
- Geopolitics of spices: How Syria unrest is benefitting India's jeera exportsSyria is India's closest rival in jeera, for the past one year, India has been virtually the sole supplier of jeera to the world.
- Syria stir may take Jeera futures to record highIndia is heading for a record export of jeera (cumin) with Syria, the country's main competitor, in the grips of a political turmoil.
- Jeera drops on tepid demand, higher suppliesAnalysts say prices may shoot up again because of an unfavourable weather and a likely pick-up in export demand.
- Weaker export demand, rising supply to cap jeera, pepperJeera and pepper, two of the major spices exported from India, are expected to see further decline in prices in the coming month.
- Jeera, turmeric touch new highs on global demandPrices of jeera (cumin seed) and turmeric are rising steadily due to good demand and lower stocks in the market.
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