NCDEX Jeera
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| Jeera futures | ||
|---|---|---|
| Exchange | National Commodity & Derivatives Exchange | |
| Settlement | Physically delivered | |
| Trade Unit | 3 metric tons | |
| Point Value | Need point value! | |
| Tick Value | 1 Rupee | |
| Contract Months | All months | |
| Last Trading Day | 20th day of the delivery month. If 20th happens to be a holiday, a Saturday or a Sunday then the due date shall be the immediately preceding trading day of the Exchange. | |
| Note: This contract is electronic ONLY -- no open outcry | ||
| No Open Outcry | Electronic | |
| Trading Hours | N/A | Mondays through Fridays :10:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Saturdays : 10.00 AM to 2.00 PM |
| Ticker Symbol | N/A | JEERAUNJHA |
| Price Limits | N/A | Daily price fluctuation limit is (+/-) 2%. If the trade hits the prescribed daily price limit there will be a cooling off period for 15 minutes. Trade will be allowed during this cooling off period within the price band. Thereafter the price band would be raised by another (+/-) 2% and trade will be resumed.
If the price hits the revised price band (4%) again during the day, trade will only be allowed within the revised price band. No trade / order shall be permitted during the day beyond the revised limit of (+/-) 4%. |
Notes
Jeera (also known as jira or zira) is the name for cumin commonly used in India. The plants are mainly sown between late October to early November, and requires 3 to 4 months before the plants are ready to be harvested. It requires a drier climate to grow properly, with India, Sri Lanka, Syria, Pakistan, and Turkey being the major producers of the spice in the world today.[1]
Resources
NCDEX Jeera Contract Specifications
- ↑ NCDEX Jeera Brochure. NCDEX. Retrieved on July 24, 2008.

