Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Friday, June 03, 2005
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AGRI-BIZ & COMMODITIES RUBBER Mixed trend in spot rubber continues SPOT rubber continued to remain mixed on Thursday. Sheet rubber closed steady at Rs 63.25 a kg at Kottayam as buyers were unwilling to enhance their quotations. Other grades, except RSS 5, declined on weak demand. According to sources, ... More TECHNICAL ANALYSIS 
Spot gold may consolidateSPOT gold prices fell further lower due to weakness in the euro currency. A rejection of EU constitution in France over the weekend triggered the fall in Euro and the Dutch also voting against the EU constitution further added to bearishness. ... More METALS Copper, zinc rates cut MAJOR metal producers on Thursday announced a cut in prices by Rs 800-1,000 a tonne on copper products and Rs 100 a tonne on zinc products with immediate effect following a weak trend on the London metal market. Major copper producers including ... More COTTON 
Stocks may rein in cotton pricesDESPITE world production and consumption of cotton in 2005-06 forecast to remain in balance, there is widespread expectation that world cotton prices could climb by a fourth from the current levels. But, record opening stocks and comfortable ... More OILSEEDS & EDIBLE OIL Edible oil imports top 5 lakh t in May FOR the second month in a row, edible oil imports into the country topped five lakh tonnes (lt). As per the preliminary import data compiled and made available to Business Line by the industry portal Oilmandi.com, the month of May ... More
Sopa seeks tariff rate quota for soya oil import SPICES & CONDIMENTS Cardamom steady on buying support CARDAMOM prices ruled steady on good demand in the week to Thursday at the auctions held in Kerala and Tamil Nadu. Arrivals were said to be thin and as a result, most of the auctioneers plan to suspend auctions till mid-July. At the Kumily ... More GENERAL INSURANCE 
Weather proofThe Union Finance Minister, Mr P. Chidambaram, launching the 2005 weather insurance scheme `Varsha Bima' of the Agriculture Insurance Company (AIC) in the Capital on Thursday. The insurance will cover two lakh farmers, who will pay 4-8 per cent ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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Looking back May. 22-May. 28 Raw sugar imports: Industry worried over policy changes Fertiliser fallacies: Danger to food security Left to caution Govt on sources of seed supply Horticulture mission a booster dose for R&D 20 Bt cotton strains available to farmers for sowing this year Research body develops GM rubber — Variety tolerant to drought, environment stress Silver prices surge 36 pc in 2004 Rapeseed/mustard liquidation: Millstone around Govt's neck Private banks slip on farm loan target, face RIDF option Indian wheat bucks world price trend Rubber may top Rs 70 on monsoon, low yield — Latex production down in April-May; rains could hit tapping |
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