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TECHNICAL ANALYSIS


Palm oil may rise higher
MALAYSIAN crude palm oil futures ended lower on Friday after data showed weak exports for the period July 1-15. Societe Generale de Surveillance, the leading surveyor of Malaysian palm oil shipments, said on Friday exports for July 1-15 were down ... More

MINERALS


Iron ore market to remain in balance till 2010
THE biggest bull market in iron ore history culminated in a 71.5 per cent rise in iron ore fines prices in 2005. Steel prices have recently started to fall and spot freight rates have collapsed. What is the iron ore outlook? Is it all over ... More

CO-OPERATIVES


NCDC approves projects worth Rs 280 crore
THE National Cooperative Development Corporation (NCDC) has sanctioned financial assistance of Rs 842.7 crore up to July 9 for the current financial year. In the recent meeting of the board of management, the corporation approved projects worth ... More


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