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A ₹3 lakh crore rain check? India’s monsoon now comes with a Hormuz fine printIndia’s fertiliser supply chain is under strain as the West Asia conflict disrupts shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, a critical route ...- From queues to QR codes: A state in India may have found the fix for India’s fertiliser distribution woesWhile the Madhya Pradesh government projects it as a major reform to streamline fertiliser distribution, industry stakeholders say it’s sti...
- US Stock Market on Friday: S&P 500, Dow Jones, Nasdaq to crash today or these factors will uplift Wall Street? details hereUS Stock Market today: Nasdaq, S&P 500, and Dow Jones investors will hope that Wall Street indexes will end the week in a strong note.
- FMCG firms report steady growth in Q4 amid geopolitical headwinds, led by stable demand environmentFMCG companies like Marico and Dabur saw strong revenue growth in the March quarter. Domestic consumption remained steady, boosting sales. ...
- Why is oil price down by 7% now, and will Brent crude futures go below $91.71 or rise again soon? Oil price fall, analysts insights and market outlook explained. Here's what should investors do nowWhy is oil price down by 7% now, and will Brent crude futures go below $91.71 or rise again soon? Oil markets dropped after U.S. President ...
- $12 billion payout alert: Americans set to receive one-time bridge payments under new programThe U.S. government approved $12 billion in bridge payments for farmers. Up to $11 billion goes to row-crop producers hit by trade disrupti...
- Duty reduction on crude edible oils beneficial for both refiners, consumers: CareEdgeThe government's reduction in import duties on crude edible oils is set to benefit domestic refiners by encouraging crude imports over refi...
- Govt asks edible oil industry to pass on duty cut benefits to consumersThe food ministry has directed edible oil industry associations to immediately pass on import duty reductions to consumers, following a gov...
- Indian farmers rush to plant summer crops as monsoon revivesIndian farmers have ramped up the planting of summer-sown crops like paddy, soybean, cotton, and corn due to above-average monsoon rainfall...
- India's rice area grows on higher prices, cotton sowing lagsIndia surprised buyers in July by imposing a ban on the export of widely consumed non-basmati white rice, following a ban on broken rice ex...
- What to watch as China gives commodities a wild start to yearChina’s full-year economic data including GDP growth and steel output is coming on Jan. 17.
- Soybean prices to remain sluggish despite crop loss due to unseasonal rainfallOn the other hand, if we talk about Rajasthan, the soybean crop loss due to unseasonal rainfall is 150,000 MT. In Rajasthan, soybean is mai...
- What to watch in commodities as China heads for pivotal weekChina’s Communist Party congress opens Sunday with a speech by President Xi Jinping that should describe-in very broad terms- his thoughts ...
- Grains, soybeans tumble as spreading virus fuels demand concernsGrains traders are awaiting a key report later this week from the U.S. Department of Agriculture, which will update estimates for world out...
- Soybean futures cap longest rally in 40 years on China demandFutures traded in Chicago rose for a 12th consecutive session, the longest rally for a most-active contract since 1980. China stepped up pu...
- Soybeans may be next market to surge as US showers drag onFields are still flooded, keeping farmers from seeding and threatening yields.
- Slump in agri-commodities on hopes of record kharif outputCertain spices like turmeric, coriander and cardamom closed higher this week.
- Cues positive for spices; oilseeds to trade sidewaysThe price movement of soybean will largely depended on demand soybean meal, as the other by-product refined soy oil is imported in large qu...
- Benefits of trading in commodity futuresTransparency in price mechanism, low margins, risk management, benefits to farmers by way of price clarity are a few benefits to list.
- Food inflation back on agenda as prices riseFood prices hit record highs in February 2011 and stoked protests connected to the Arab Spring wave of civil unrest.
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