With uncertainties rising around demand growth, stocks with sound fundamentals can be good bets.

“Eventually, there will be a rethink on Govt’s latest ethanol directive, and to that extent, the stronger sugar companies will come back be...

While the Sensex and Nifty have recently achieved all-time highs, several negative global cues have instilled caution among investors regar...

“We have fully booked out of ferrous metal stocks as well as pure play sugar,” says Jiten Parmar.

While legendary investor Jim Rogers believes that commodities remain one of the cheapest asset classes right now despite a considerable run...

"Sugar has now suddenly become, as far as the market is concerned, more of an ethanol play than a sugar play."

“Despite the lockdown, consumption of sugar in 2019-20 has been similar to the consumption of 255 lakh tonnes in the previous year,” said V...

Transport minister Nitin Gadkari said that we should allow alternate technologies to come in and it should depend on people to choose from ...

"The government is taking firm action to reduce the carbon emission and the PSUs have already signed memorandum of understanding which is a...

A jump in orders in the December quarter has improved the outlook. Of the orders worth Rs 1,050 crore it has, 51% were secured in the just-...

The impact on the top line is dependent on market conditions but it will take our total capacity up to 3.8 million tonnes from 3 million mt...

Sugar is affordable this festival season. Marketmen say it will become expensive by next summer when supply could drop.

Thanks to high crude oil prices, a rush to invest in green and alternative fuels is only to be expected.

Thanks to high crude oil prices, a rush to invest in green and alternative fuels is only to be expected.

When benchmark commodities-wheat, rice, corn, and soybean-become more expensive to grow in major exporting countries, they pull up the inte...

The government is unlikely to meet its deadline of October 2008 for increasing the level of ethanol from 5% to 10% in the ethanol-petrol bl...

It’s increasingly clear that much of our standard economic vocabulary needs revising, supplementing or at least explaining.