Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Tuesday, May 10, 2005
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Tuesday, May 10, 2005 |
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AGRI-BIZ & COMMODITIES FARM CREDIT 
Karur Vysya Bank in pact to be co-promoter in NCDEX armKARUR Vysya Bank Ltd (KVB) has been roped in as a co-promoter of National Collateral Management Services Ltd (NCMSL), a sister concern of the National Commodity and Derivates Exchange/ NCDEX. (KVB is also the clearing banker for NCDEX.) The ... More INSIGHT WTO may slip on banana peels, again The enlargement of the EU in recent years has changed the context in a bizarre way. Its ten new members have been traditionally importing dollar bananas mainly from Ecuador but also from Colombia and Costa Rica. The question for the EU will be "How t o compensate the Latin American countries for their loss of market share in the new member-countries?" Will the single-tariff ensure protection? More HORTICULTURE/FRUITS & VEGETABLES 
Alphonsos and Hapoos at bargain pricesPUNEITES who are used to visiting exhibitions and sales hosted by FMCG companies, housing finance corporations and crafts organisations, spent the last week thronging to an exhibition of a different kind. Mangoes worth over Rs 30 lakh were ... More RUBBER Rubber Board identifies 5 lakh ha for plantations in N-E States THE Rubber Board has identified five lakh hectares in the North-East region where rubber plantations can be developed to double the country's total rubber growing area. "We can have five lakh hectares in the North-East to plant rubber. Since we ... More
Rubber prices continue to rise SUGAR Long-term supply of ethanol for blended petrol programme — ISMA yet to respond to draft MoU THE Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas is still awaiting response from the Indian Sugar Mills Association (ISMA) to sign a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to ensure long-term supply of ethanol. According to official sources, a draft MoU ... More AGRICULTURAL INSTITUTIONS CAG finds FCI grains' export operation `inept' THE Comptroller and Auditor General of India (CAG) has detected gaping holes in the export of foodgrains by the public sector behemoth Food Corporation of India (FCI) during November 2000-February 2004 as the entire export operation was both ... More TOBACCO AP tobacco farmers plan stir against low prices TOBACCO farmers in Andhra Pradesh are planning to stop traffic in front of the auction floors on Tuesday in protest against the low prices for the crop, according to Dr Y. Sivaji, President of the AP Tobacco Growers' Association. He said on ... More EVENTS Banks to take part in Krishi Mahotsav "The State Government's efforts to issue four lakh more kisan credit cards through different banks would improve the farmers' access to credit." More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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Looking back May. 1-May. 7 Pepper prices continue to slide on selling pressure Further upside seen in commodity markets Molasses duty cut to Rs 750/t Service tax exemption for farm income insurance premium CWC targets farmers for value-added services Drop in shipments to US affects pepper exports; down to below 15,000 t Edible oil imports surge in April Speculative sales pull down sugar futures — Spot trading comes to standstill |
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