Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Monday, August 05, 2002
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Monday, August 05, 2002 |
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AGRI-BIZ & COMMODITIES TEA CTCs firm at Kochi tea auction A GOOD general demand resulted in the spurting of prices of almost all varieties of tea at the Kochi tea auction. Of the quantity of 1,079,000 kg on offer in the dust category, good liquoring CTCs fully firm to sometimes dearer. Others tended ... More PRECIOUS METALS Gold holds above $300/oz THE fate of gold continued to remain tied to the equity markets and the US dollar. Last week, after opening under downward pressure, the yellow metal managed to hold around $303 per ounce and traded in a narrow range till mid-week. The ... More FOODGRAINS New basmati brand to hit southern shelves this month While the company will sell traditional premium basmati under the `Resham' brand, the broken grains will be marketed as `Chamak'. More AGRICULTURAL INSTITUTIONS ICAR headed for sleek look — Panel set up to `rightsize' administrative structure IF the Union Agriculture Minister, Mr Ajit Singh, has his way, a major restructuring of the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) is on the cards, aimed at making the organisation less top-heavy and more responsive to the needs of the ... More COTTON Cotton prices seen rising Cotton futures on the New York Cotton Exchange settled moderately lower on Friday driven mostly by speculative selling, lack of buying amid thin volumes. New York futures continued its rather dull and its dismal performance was tied to the ... More JUTE 
Global jute body keen on role for private sector"The International Jute Study Group proposes to invite all the associations of private industry to become associate members in the group so that they too have a say in what we fund and the projects we are taking up", says its Secretary-General of the new organisation, Mr T. Nandakumar More AGRICULTURAL POLICY APFDC plans to raise red sanders as plantation crop Despite a ban on exploitation and sale, good quality red sanders fetched any price between Rs 3 lakh and Rs 4 lakh per tonne in the global market. More TRENDS Sporadic rains bring relief to coastal AP SPORADIC rainfall during the past four to five days has to an extent mitigated the hardship of the drought-affected people in coastal Andhra districts, but still it may not be enough to save the kharif crop in many areas. The position in ... More
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