Coriander Futures Prices Rise as Speculators Increase Holdings
New Delhi, March 27 – Coriander prices increased on Friday, rising by Rs 30 to Rs 11,966 per quintal in futures trading. The rise was attributed to increased speculative activity following a firm trend in the spot market.Contracts for April delivery on the National Commodity and Derivatives Exchange rose by Rs 30, or 0.25 per cent, to Rs 11,966 per quintal. This represents an increase from Rs 11,936 per quintal in the previous trading session. Market analysts noted that a firm trend in the spot market, coupled with restricted supplies from producing regions, contributed to the price increase.
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