Gold Silver Reports — Bargain buying was seen in jeera market on the account of recovery in exports demand along with seasonal demand by processors companies. The sources stated that most of the exporters have witnessed strong buying at lower levels. However, as per market sources, the total jeera production in the current year are projected at 54000 tonnes against 42000 tonnes reported last year.
Gold Silver Reports — Jeera Extends Losses At Unjha Mandi — Jeera extended their losses in Unjha mandi due to new supplies. The spot prices of jeera decreased by Rs 100 per quintal today to trade at Rs 16200-16800 per quintal at Unjha mandi with total arrivals of 12000 bags against demand of 6500 bags.
Turmeric futures (June) is likely to consolidate in the range of 7900-8000 levels. The price of the turmeric further decreased on Tuesday. Finger turmeric decreased by Rs.600 a quintal and the root variety by Rs.350 a quintal in the Erode Turmeric Merchants Association Sales yard. Also, in the Regulated Market Committee, finger turmeric decreased by Rs.600 aquintal and the root variety by Rs.400 a quintal. In other markets also, both varieties decreased by Rs.600 a quintal. At the Erode Turmeric Merchants Association Sales yard,finger turmeric sold at Rs.7,455 to Rs.8,609 a quintal and root variety at Rs.7,099 to Rs.8,099 a quintal.
Gold Silver Reports → Jeera settled up by 3.69% at 15020 on rising demand from stockists and traders at the spot market. Though, Good weather conditions for cumin crop in Gujarat and limited export demand, capped some gains. Jeera supply reported lower in the Unjha spot market as new arrivals started lower quantity. Sources revealed that, Jeera sowing is delayed by 20 – 25 days in Gujarat as a result new Jeera crop arrivals will delay compared to normal arrivals time.
Gold Silver Reports ~ Jeera NCDEX continue to fall down last week due to limited demand for the old season crop. Moreover, good weather in sowing states, sufficient carryover stocks with local traders and weak export demand at higher levels also weighs on price. Jeera Mar’16 contract fall 1.5 per cent to close at Rs. 13,395 per quintal.