Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Wednesday, May 11, 2005
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Wednesday, May 11, 2005 |
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AGRI-BIZ & COMMODITIES AQUACULTURE With Parliament passing Aquaculture Bill — Banks, insurance cos may support shrimp farming SHRIMP farming is likely to receive a boost with Parliament passing the Coastal Aquaculture Authority Bill, 2005 last week. Banks and insurance companies, which have placed shrimp farming in the negative list, will now be able to support ... More
Seafood exports up 11 pc in 2004-05 POWER 
Maharashtra scraps free power scheme for farmersThe Chief Minister said that he was hopeful that the controversial Dabhol power project would be revived by July next year. Maharashtra could get around 700-750 MW with the revival of the first phase of the Dabhol project. More RUBBER Rubber gains on panic buying, low arrivals RUBBER prices continued to post moderate gains on Tuesday. Hectic buying from the covering groups was witnessed amidst meagre arrivals. According to sources, most preferred to hold the stock expecting sheet rubber to touch Rs 65 a kg in near ... More SUGAR COMMODITY COMMENTARY Time ripe for total decontrol of sugar sector IT seems sugar will never cease to be in the news. Admittedly, the sugar lobby is influential and the people involved are powerful. This perhaps explains why certain intolerance towards price volatility and change from status quo is ... More TOBACCO AP tobacco farmers block traffic ONGOLE: Tobacco farmers blocked road and rail traffic at several places in Prakasam district on Tuesday in protest against the low prices prevailing on the auction floors. Farmers blocked road traffic at Podili, Singarayakonda, ... More SPICES & CONDIMENTS Duty evasion in cloves, cardamom imports suspected SPICES such as cloves and cardamom are reportedly being imported by under-invoicing and giving wrong declaration of their origin as Pakistan or Bangladesh, despite the fact that they do not grow the crop. The first such incidence came to light ... More COMMODITY MARKETS Tur prices rise on supply fears Rates up Rs 50 a quintal since the start of the week. Fears have emerged over reports of three blasts that rocked Myanmar capital Yangon during the weekend. More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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Looking back May. 1-May. 7 Pepper prices continue to slide on selling pressure Further upside seen in commodity markets Molasses duty cut to Rs 750/t Service tax exemption for farm income insurance premium CWC targets farmers for value-added services Drop in shipments to US affects pepper exports; down to below 15,000 t Edible oil imports surge in April Speculative sales pull down sugar futures — Spot trading comes to standstill |
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