Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Saturday, January 21, 2006
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Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Saturday, January 21, 2006 |
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AGRI-BIZ & COMMODITIES COMMODITY EXCHANGES FMC asks NCDEX to withdraw decision on chana, urad settlement THE commodity futures regulator, Forward Markets Commission (FMC), on Friday stated that the decision taken by NCDEX on January 19 regarding final settlement price of chana and urad was contrary to the directions issued by the commission not to ... More FLORICULTURE Floriculture hub: Govt seeks Nabard aid THE Karnataka Government intends setting up of a floriculture export hub in the vicinity of the proposed international airport project. The State Government has sought assistance from the National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development ... More RUBBER Rubber scales new peak COVERING groups and purchase agents took spot rubber to further highs on Friday. The market seemed to be reeling under short supply as RSS 4 appears to be heading towards its next target of Rs 80 a kg. According to reports from Kochi, there ... More SUGAR Bajaj Hindusthan to invest Rs 440 cr in expansion BAJAJ Hindusthan on Friday announced its plans to set up a greenfield sugar plant and expand power cogeneration with a total investment of Rs 440 crore. It has also recorded a 138 per cent growth with a net profit of Rs 24.24 crore for the ... More
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EID Parry third quarter turnover, net up AGRICULTURAL INSTITUTIONS Nabard projects Rs 32,574-cr credit potential for AP THE State Focus Paper (SFP) for Andhra Pradesh prepared by the National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (Nabard) has projected a credit potential of Rs 32,574 crore for farm and non-farm sector activities for the next fiscal. This ... More COTTON NGO flays Monsanto chief's move to meet President, PM THE proposed meeting of Mr Hugh Grant, Chief Executive Officer of Monsanto, with the Prime Minister, Mr Manmohan Singh, next week has come in for criticism from non-governmental organisations, farmers and scientists. SAGE (South Against Genetic ... More COFFEE 
Coffee growers report lower than expected harvestFEARS of coffee growers that the current season crop could be lower than revised estimates have begun to turn true. Most of them are now reporting lower than anticipated harvest, especially in arabica. According to Mr Anil Kumar Bhandari, ... More SPICES & CONDIMENTS Chennai to host World Spices meet THE Eighth World Spices Congress - 2006 will be held in Chennai during January 27-29. The three-day congress, which would have different sessions on business, quality and food safety, crops and markets and futures trading in spices etc, will ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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Looking back Jan. 8-Jan. 14 Messy policies put vegetable oil industry in a fix Demand-supply factors may prop up metals Suguna group to export 'portion' chicken to Japan Soyameal price rises on pick-up in demand Agriculturists seek stepping up of farm sector investments Edible oil imports down in April-October Sugar prices decline as Centre releases extra quota for UP mills Outlook for precious metals price seen positive Biotech crops make inroads globally Wheat prices gallop on tight supply — Govt confident of tackling the situation PSBs courted on farm loans — Private, foreign banks behind targets Sugar coops to supply ethanol to oil PSUs |
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