The Hindu Business Line : Sunday, December 18, 2005

Rubber up on short-covering
THE week ended with a better closing in spot rubber prices. Though major consuming sectors stayed away, short covering strengthened the market in the absence of quantity sellers. Sheet rubber improved to Rs 69 a kg both at Kottayam and Kochi ... More

TECHNICAL ANALYSIS

Palm oil may head lower
MALAYSIAN crude palm oil futures ended higher on Friday above the psychological level of 1,400 Malaysian ringgit (MYR) a tonne. Though the fundamentals are not very supportive due to swelling physical stocks, CPO futures are still moving in a ... More

METALS

Base, precious metals to rally in Q1 next year
IN 2005, the strongest trends have been in commodities, in particular base and precious metals. The impressive performance of the metals market during the fourth quarter of the year is set to spill into the first quarter of 2006. Of all the ... More

OILSEEDS & EDIBLE OIL

Vegoil tariff values unchanged
THERE is no change in the tariff values of various edible oils as per notification 109/2005 dated December 16 issued by the Ministry of Finance. The last notification issued on November 16 fixed the base price (on which the specified rate of ... More

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