The Hindu Business Line : Tuesday, November 27, 2007

PULSES
Lower demand subdues chana
Mumbai, Nov 26 Chana prices on NCDEX closed lower as demand from millers and crushers was subdued. Also, arrivals had increased from imports. Spot prices of chana were quoted lower by Rs 65 at Rs 2,300/quintal. Pressure on prices led ... More

COMMODITIES
Barley takes a tipsy turn
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HORTICULTURE/FRUITS & VEGETABLES
‘Emulate Chinese initiative on neem’
Coimbatore, Nov 26 The Managing Trustee of the Neem Foundation, Ms Pramila Thakkar, stressed on the need to promote neem aggressively lest we miss out to China. “China, which was earlier looking at the China Berry (Melia ... More

RUBBER
Spot rubber improves on global cues
Kottayam, Nov. 26 The international rubber remained firm reacting to the bull run in crude oil which flared up to $98.69 a barrel creating yet another intermediate high on Monday. The December futures for RSS 3 recovered to ¥265 ( Rs. ... More

TEA
Kochi tea auctions post highest price increase
Coonoor, Nov. 26 Producers who sold their teas through the four auction centres in the South in the first nine months earned Rs 4.72 crore less compared to the corresponding period of last year. An analysis of the information available ... More

GOLD & SILVER
Reliance gold fund makes premium debut
Mumbai, Nov 26 Reliance Gold Exchange Traded Fund, an open ended fund, made its debut on the NSE today opened at a premium of 5.03 per cent. It opened at Rs 1,069 and this was also the highest price it touched during the day. While it touched ... More

CASHEW
‘Vietnam will overtake India in cashew market soon’
Concerted efforts needed to increase production of raw cashew nuts: CEPCI More

SPICES & CONDIMENTS
Pepper futures plunge on lack of buying support
Pepper futures market on Monday declined after moving up at the weekend close on bearish activities and for want of buying support. International market remained quiet, and yet to open after the weekend holidays. Prices of all the other ... More

EXPORTS & IMPORTS
PEC floats tender to import 3.5 lakh t wheat
Total imports contracted this fiscal expected to cross 23 lakh t More

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