The Hindu Business Line : Sunday, October 31, 2004

TECHNICAL ANALYSIS
Palm oil may head higher
MALAYSIAN crude palm oil futures on MDEX closed higher on Friday on expectations of better export performance in October. The two cargo surveyors are scheduled to issue export estimates for October on Monday. SGS, the market's leading cargo ... More

GOLD & SILVER
Will gold price soften after US polls?
WILL international gold prices head lower after the US Presidential elections? Or, what will happen to the dollar? These are tricky questions that elude an answer. If history is any guide, gold prices are unlikely to rise, say ... More

Govt to set up panel to review gold import norms
THE Government will soon set up a high-powered committee to review the existing regulatory framework on gold imports and recommend changes to enable the country to emerge as a gold trading hub, the Commerce and Industry Minister, Mr Kamal Nath, ... More

METALS
New scrap import norms upset non-ferrous metal sector
THE DGFT public notice curbing import of metal scraps clubbing both ferrous and non-ferrous metals has put the domestic non-ferrous metals trade in a quandary. Non-ferrous metal importers are already suffering heavy demurrages and detention ... More

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