The Hindu Business Line : Sunday, June 30, 2002

Sugar: Where the Government makes the cartel
ASK industry representatives what they want from the Government, and you are likely to be told they want nothing more than for the Government to get off their backs. In recent years this wish has been granted in large measure, at least at the ... More

TECHNICAL ANALYSIS

Palm oil may hold at current levels
CRUDE palm oil futures on the Malaysia Derivatives Exchange, or MDEX, closed higher on anticipation of better June exports. Demand from India, China and Pakistan seems to be slowing down with ports overflowing with stocks. With buyers not ... More

AGRICULTURAL POLICY

Infrastructure status for farm marketing projects mooted
AN inter-Ministerial task force on agricultural marketing reforms has recommended that investments made by private parties in the setting up of marketing infrastructure for farm produce be accorded `infrastructure project' status, rendering them ... More

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