The mustard market continues to maintain a firm tone as limited arrivals, cautious selling by farmers and stockists, and steady buying from crushing plants are supporting prices. Jaipur mustard is currently around 8,475�8,500 per quintal, while Bharatpur is at 8,780 (+25), Sumerpur at 8,500�8,540, Alwar at 8,150 (+50), Dholpur at 8,150 (+40), and Siwani 41 Lab at 8,150 (+50). These prices indicate that the underlying market sentiment remains positive. Prices in other important markets are also showing a wide range depending on quality and arrivals. Goyal Kota is around 8,400, Adampur around 7,900, Ashoknagar at 7,500�7,600 and Ganjbasoda at 7,200�7,800 per quintal. While gains have not been uniform across all markets, there is currently limited evidence of heavy selling pressure. Firm demand for mustard oil and cake is also providing support to seed prices, keeping crushers active in the market. For traders, the 8,500 level at Jaipur remains the key point to watch. If prices sustain above this level while arrivals remain controlled, the market could gradually move towards the 8,800 zone. However, profit booking at higher levels could create short-term volatility. Traders should also track soybean availability, palm oil and other edible-oil prices, Kharif oilseed sowing progress and international market trends, as any significant change in these factors could influence mustard prices. Overall, the mustard market outlook remains firm to positive. Farmers may consider staggered selling rather than releasing their entire stock at once, while traders should compare prices and arrivals across Jaipur, Bharatpur, Sumerpur, Alwar, Dholpur, Siwani and Kota before taking fresh positions. The key indicators for the next move will be Jaipur holding above 8,500, crusher buying, mandi arrivals and the strength of mustard oil demand.