Coriander Futures Decline on Weak Demand

Mar 11, 2025 13:14

Coriander futures prices fell on Tuesday due to reduced speculative activity and weak demand in the spot market. Read more on the decline in coriander prices.

New Delhi, Mar 11 (PTI) Coriander prices on Tuesday eased Rs 22 to Rs 7,812 per quintal in futures trade as speculators reduced their positions amid weak demand in the spot market.

On the National Commodity and Derivatives Exchange, coriander contracts for April delivery declined Rs 22 or 0.28 per cent to Rs 7,812 per quintal in 21,245 lots.

Market analysts said subdued demand in the spot market mainly led to the decline in coriander prices here.

Source: PTI

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Coriander Futures Decline on Weak Demand

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