Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Friday, February 11, 2005
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Friday, February 11, 2005 |
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AGRI-BIZ & COMMODITIES COMMODITY EXCHANGES 
Govt planning law to make warehouse receipts negotiableTHE Government is planning to introduce a legislation to make warehouse receipts a negotiable instrument in order to facilitate increased agricultural lending by banks, the Union Agriculture Minister, Mr Sharad Pawar, said here on Thursday. ... More AQUACULTURE Seafood exports may dip 10 pc SEAFOOD exports during the current fiscal are likely to fall by 10-15 per cent over the previous fiscal due to the anti-dumping duties imposed by the US, impact of tsunami and drop in prices of marine products, said Mr A. J. Tharakan, President ... More INSIGHT Crop estimation process still proving tricky Even the US Department of Agriculture fell for the high production estimate. . More RUBBER Rubber declines further on sales SELLING by dealers initiated another fall in spot rubber prices on Thursday. Most of the buyers were inactive, while waiting for the market to cool down further. Even the end of the tapping season and other favourable factors failed to ... More TECHNICAL ANALYSIS 
Spot gold may head lowerSPOT gold prices tumbled lower on expected lines due to a rebound in the dollar against the major currencies and the prospect of the International Monetary Fund selling bullion from its reserves for Third World debt relief. There was no ... More MINERALS Stainless steel sector seeks curbs on chromite ore export THE stainless steel industry wants curbs on export of chromite ore and chromite ore concentrate apprehending that there could be a shortage in the future when more and more large stainless steel capacities go on-stream within the next four to ... More IPR `Patent Act will not affect farmers' interest' THE Union Government is sure that the interests of farmers would not be jeopardised after the advent of the Patent Act. "Unlike in the West, agriculture is not business in India. It's a livelihood for a large section of the population," said ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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Looking back Jan. 30-Feb. 5 VAT panel yet to decide on purchase tax on foodgrains Hatsun Foods — Milking the logistics advantage Cottonseed oil at 10-year low Airfreight sops for cardamom exports extended Comprehensive policy on oilseeds soon: Pawar Pepper prices turn cold as sellers press panic button Inflation declines on cheaper food, edible oils Market intervention to hold prices — Procurement may cost Cotton Corp Rs 325 cr Vegoil imports increase |
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