Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Friday, November 04, 2005
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Friday, November 04, 2005 |
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AGRI-BIZ & COMMODITIES WHEAT Global wheat prices ease on crop prospects GLOBAL wheat crop conditions for 2006 appear favourable, as a result of which export prices have turned soft. Conditions for planting 2006-crop winter wheat are beneficial to the European Union, and planting progress in the US is ... More CULTIVATION Govts urged to provide subsidy to promote organic farming THE International Federation of Organic Agriculture Movements (IFOAM) on Thursday reiterated that governments should stop providing export subsidies for conventional agriculture and instead allocate them to promote organic farming. Addressing ... More AQUACULTURE 
US dumping duty on Indian shrimps to stayTHE US-based International Trade Commission (ITC) has decided not to revoke the existing anti-dumping duty on shrimp imports from India and Thailand. Subsequent to the December 26 tsunami that devastated vast areas of the Indian coastline, ... More
INSIGHT 
In MP, small farmers face big troublesRUBBER Rubber prices move up further Covering groups turned extremely aggressive and the prices rose sharply on their highly speculative offers in all grades. The transactions were practically nil as growers and dealers preferred to hold the stock expecting sheet rubber to move ... More TEA Girnar plans foray into TN tea market THE Girnar group, which has a strong presence in the retail tea market in Maharashtra, is making a foray into Tamil Nadu through direct sales outlets and channel partners. The company finds the Tamil Nadu tea market one of the fastest growing ... More TECHNICAL ANALYSIS 
Gold may test resistance levelSPOT gold prices clawed back higher supported by a stronger Euro, ahead of a European central bank meeting. Gold had lost 3 per cent from late last week going into Wednesday's session on fund selling across the metals complex, taking it to its ... More DAIRY & DAIRY PRODUCTS Milk output to touch record 96 million tonnes next year MILK production in the country is expected to post a strong growth of four million tonnes (mt) in 2006 taking total output to a new high of 96 mt next year. India is world's largest milk producer since the mid-1990s. Increased fodder ... More COTTON Tulasi Seeds gets best entrepreneur award IN 1990, Mr Tulasi Ramachandra Prabhu of Guntur took to cotton cultivation, which promised good returns. In the first year, the hybrid he used did live up to the promise, and he made some money. The next year, he brought more land under the ... More OILSEEDS & EDIBLE OIL Sopa opposes palm oil duty cut CHENNAI: The Soyabean Processors Assoication of India (Sopa) has opposed any move to cut the Customs duty on crude palm oil. Mr Rajesh Agrawal, President, Sopa, in a letter to the Union Agriculture Minister, Mr Sharad Pawar, said any such ... More SPICES & CONDIMENTS Pepper production likely to fall by 30 pc PEPPER production in the country is estimated to fall by 30 per cent in the next season due to the negative impact of the heavy south-west monsoon rains this year. According to trade estimates, it would be around 50,000 tonnes next year against ... More WTO Subsidise or perish! DR DEVINDER SHARMA, a food and trade policy analyst, has said that scientific apartheid has begun against developing countries by the multinational companies and the developed countries. Countries like India have no wherewithal either to carry ... More
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Top Stories In Focus Indian Aviation: Sky is the limit Stock splits India Inc's bonus bonanza Dabhol power regenerated Sethusamudram Canal Project India Inc's overseas acquisition
In Depth Gender Justice Simple Economics Tax Talk
Looking back Oct. 23-Oct. 29 Disease-resistant pepper, ginger in the offing Govt gets ready to handle bird flu outbreak issues No case for cotton, sugarcane price hike India to import onions from China, Pak White arecanut prices on the rise Lack of quality areca, curbs on imports cited as reasons High prices likely to dampen gold appetite Reliance to take up large-scale jatropha farming Banks see good biz in retail sale of gold coins Palm oil market abuzz with duty cut talk Egg exporters cash in on avian flu fears — Disease-free poultry farming helps gain advantage in global market |
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