The Hindu Business Line : Sunday, March 15, 2009

AGRI-BIZ & COMMODITIES

COMMODITIES: Higher retail prices of food items make households feel the pinch
Rice, onions, sugar and tea rule high. New Delhi, March 14 Households continue to feel the pinch, despite headline inflation crashing to a near seven-year low. Prices of most essential food items are still ruling high across the ...

TECHNICAL ANALYSIS: Palm oil may test resistance, fall
Malaysian palm oil futures ended higher on Friday on concerns about tightness in the physical market. This is also reflected in near months trading in huge premiums and far months at discounts in the exchange. Malaysian palm oil production ...

RUBBER: Spot rubber prices unchanged
Kottayam, March 14 Physical rubber prices finished almost unchanged on Saturday. The weekend session was comparatively dull since marginal gains in domestic futures failed to catalyse the market mood in the absence of global guidance. The ...

Columnists: • G Chandrashekhar • Sharad Joshi

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Markets (March 14)

Nifty (on Mar 13)	2,719.25(+101.80)
US Dollar (Buy/Sell)	51.70/71
Brent crude (a bbl) Rs	2,329
Gold (a gram) Rs	1,428
Silver (a kg) Rs	23,570

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