The Hindu Business Line : Sunday, December 19, 2004

INSIGHT
Farmers continue to get raw deal
2004 has been ordinary for the financial sector. For the Government and RBI, financial sector reforms hold little value. Moss has grown over most of the critical proposals put up by the Narasimham Committee to alter the system. Through 2004 ... More

TECHNICAL ANALYSIS
Palm oil may test support levels
MALAYSIAN crude palm oil futures on BMD ended sharply lower during the close on Friday due to disappointing exports and mounting stocks. CPO futures could not follow CBOT soya oil on its way up this week showing clear signs of inherent ... More

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