The Hindu Business Line : Sunday, July 11, 2004

TECHNICAL ANALYSIS
Palm oil may retrace higher levels
MALAYSIAN crude palm oil futures on MDEX closed higher on Friday, rebounding from early losses due to declining values in overnight CBOT soya oil. Markets will keenly look forward to the demand/supply estimate from Mr Ivan Wong, the reputed ... More

SPICES & CONDIMENTS
Spices Board moots body for vanilla-producing nations
THE Spices Board has mooted the idea of creating an organisation of vanilla-producing countries and the proposal has been put across to the authorities in Madagascar, world's single largest producer of this commodity. "Basically, the idea is to ... More

Pepper prices decline
PEPPER prices declined after ruling steady for most part of the week at the terminal market here. Spot prices fell by Rs 100 a quintal for both garbled and un-garbled, while the futures slipped from Rs 117 to Rs 240 a quintal. On Saturday ... More

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