Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Friday, April 28, 2006
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Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Friday, April 28, 2006 |
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AGRI-BIZ & COMMODITIES HORTICULTURE/FRUITS & VEGETABLES Govt to boost horticulture exports Efforts on to rope in AEZs' support More RUBBER 
Accumulating gainsSTRETCHING PROFITS?: A worker arranging rubber sheets at a godown near Kochi. Rubber prices are ruling at a historic high of Rs 91 a kg on soaring demand, especially from the tyre sector. The Rubber Board expects the country's rubber production ... More
Spot rubber spurts further TEA Kochi tea prices firm on demand Despite good general demand, prices remained steady to easier at Kochi tea auction. High priced CTC varieties remained barely steady and sometimes eased by Rs 3-5.
Tea volume low at Coonoor
Record price for Sutton Estate tea GOLD & SILVER Silver dips; gold rules firm Silver reacted at the higher level on some offerings amid weak overseas market, while gold ruled firm on the local bullion market on Thursday on scattered buying interest. Silver (.999 fineness) spot was down Rs 270 to Rs 19,875 ... More METALS New import policy to hit metal scrap The new measures announced by the Government recently would impact the import of metallic waste and scrap. As per the new import policy 2006-07, imports of non-ferrous metal scrap would be allowed only from overseas suppliers who are registered ... More
Rising zinc prices hit galvanised steel cos OILSEEDS & EDIBLE OIL COMMODITY COMMENTARY Importing high oil content seeds will make commercial sense Currently, soyabean imports are subject to compliance with phyto-sanitary conditions and customs duty. The US is seeking to modify this. More
`New import norms not for non-GM soya oil' SPICES & CONDIMENTS Pepper futures rule steady Pepper futures prices ruled steady on Thursday with marginal improvement, as there was no liquidation. There was no selling pressure in spot market also. Besides, the Vietnam ASTA was being quoted at $1,525 a tonne (c&f). As there is a ... More Advt Links: • New York urban nature • A Nice and Cozy Hotel in Bruges • Flash Templates • Fair Guide • Construct Data • About:Blank • tax deductions • Tanning Beds • Personal Computing resources • Business Health Insurance Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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Looking back Apr. 16-Apr. 22 Govt mulls allocating surplus foodgrains to poultry industry Cashew exports slip 7% in 2005-06 Castorseed futures could continue to be bearish Farmers hold back wheat as buyers queue up Sops removed for EOUs, SEZs under job scheme Sharp rise in precious metals Growers may increase DCH-32 acreage Rubber output may top 8.30 lakh t this fiscal IOB sells 36 kg gold on launch day Wheat Dec futures price tops Rs 1,000 a quintal Pak team indicates doubling of Indian tea imports `Caution needed for small investors to enter market' NCDEX slaps special margin on wheat contracts |
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