Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Thursday, January 19, 2006
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Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Thursday, January 19, 2006 |
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AGRI-BIZ & COMMODITIES WHEAT Wheat dips on fresh supply in Maharashtra WHEAT prices, which have been rising in the market during the last couple of weeks, declined on Wednesday following the release of fresh stocks by the Maharashtra Government. The wholesale prices of mill quality declined from a record Rs 1,115 ... More COMMODITIES 
Signals for commodity boom to continue in 2006A STRONG performance of the commodity markets around the world in 2005 has raised expectation of a similar dream run in the current year too. Whether the boom will sustain or not, time will tell. However, tracking factors that are known to impact ... More HORTICULTURE/FRUITS & VEGETABLES Global horticulture fair this month in Hyderabad THE State Department of Horticulture will organise a five-day International Horticulture Trade Fair, beginning January 25, at the People's Plaza on the Necklace Road here. The 16th edition of the trade fair, claimed to be the biggest such fair ... More RUBBER Rubber market in corrective phase THE physical rubber market was in a corrective phase on Wednesday. Buyers' resistance at higher levels kept the prices depressed, while most of the grades, including latex, surrendered the gains partially. RSS 4 declined to Rs 73.25 from Rs ... More TEA Nilgiri tea fetches record price QUINSHOLA Clonal FOP (Nilgiri tea) fetched the record price of Rs 350 a kg at the Cochin Leaf Auction No. 3 held here on Wednesday. "This is a record price for Nilgiri teas this year," an official release said. The estate, Quinshola, is owned ... More DAIRY & DAIRY PRODUCTS 
Milk powder prices spurt on low stocks — Shortage likely during summerTHE COMING summer may see a repeat of the severe milk shortage that hit many parts of the country in mid-2003, forcing the National Dairy Development Board (NDDB) to import 10,000 tonnes of milk powder at a very high cost. Prices of skimmed ... More
Milma to use Vanilco vanilla COCONUT & COPRA Coconut development meet at Palakole in AP HYDERABAD: The Coconut Development Board (CCB), under the Union Ministry of Agriculture is organising a State-level seminar on production, processing and marketing of coconut in Palakole of West Godavari district on January 24. The ... More SPICES & CONDIMENTS Rising demand may bring back flavour to vanilla A POSITIVE trend has begun to emerge in the global vanilla market with an increase in demand, albeit slowly, giving an indication that the price for A-grade cured vanilla beans might move up to $35-45 a kg in 2006-07. Given the current trend, ... More
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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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