Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Monday, July 21, 2003
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Monday, July 21, 2003 |
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AGRI-BIZ & COMMODITIES RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT `Step up farm R&D efforts' WITH the World Trade Organisation (WTO) turning out to be "a managed trading system rather than a market-based system", it would be imperative to guard against fluctuation in prices and assure producers security in terms of income. "We have to be ... More RICE Bengal paddy farmers get short shrift while millers benefit: CAG THE latest report of the Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) on West Bengal, tabled in the State Legislature recently, has found that the State Food and the Civil Supplies Department had failed to ensure payment of minimum support price (MSP) ... More AQUACULTURE 
Chloramphenicol testing in seafood — FDA to post protocol on Internet soonTHE US Food and Drug Administration (USFDA) is all set to announce a chloramphenicol testing protocol, which will be posted on the agency's Website so as to allow interested parties to follow the new procedure in their own ... More RUBBER 
Bearish trend seen in rubber marketTHE rubber market passed through another inactive week. The market opened steady on Monday. The truckers' strike from July 14 midnight put further pressure on the narrow arrivals and the market offtake. On Wednesday, the rates improved a bit ... More SUGAR High cane prices seen forcing sugar units to close shop: Report HIGH sugarcane prices that are out of line with market realities, could force several sugar factories to shut down, Rabo India has said in a recent report on the sector. According to it, the statutory minimum price (SMP) for cane is Rs 695 per ... More TEA Teaserve set to go online in six weeks THE electronic auction centre for tea — Teaserve — promoted by the Tamil Nadu Government is expected to become operational within the next six weeks, Mr T. Udaychandran, Managing Director, Indcoserve said. In an informal chat with ... More PRECIOUS METALS Gold under strain on economic recovery hopes GOLD managed to hold reasonably well against pressure from a stronger US dollar through the week. Financial markets generally tried to sustain greater optimism about the economic outlook following an anticipated improvement in growth later this ... More COTTON Cotton prices may head north NYCE cotton futures ended firmer on Friday on speculative buying on forecast of higher prices by the influential US cotton merchant, Mr William Dunavant Jr, Chief Executive of Dunavant Enterprises. Dunavant forecast a bullish scenario for the ... More
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