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These mid-cap stocks with ‘Strong Buy’ & ‘Buy’ recos can rally over 25%, according to analystsThe latest escalation in the US-Iran war means that crude oil price is back as a risk for India. Although we are in a market already strugg...- Maharashtra CM Fadnavis meets Amit Shah; says "positive decision to be taken on raising MSP, ethanol quota, loan restructuring"Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis met with Union Home Minister Amit Shah. Discussions focused on the sugar industry and onion fa...
- Oil prices surge from Iran conflict boosts global biofuel demandGlobal oil prices are surging due to a war in the Middle East. This is increasing demand for biofuels made from crops. Countries in Asia ar...
- India likely to withdraw sugar export subsidies from new season"The government is not considering any subsidy at the moment for next year," Sudhanshu Pandey, the most senior civil servant at the Ministr...
- India cuts 2020-21 sugar export subsidy by 31.4%: Government orderIndia on Thursday cut sugar export subsidies by 31.4% for the current season which ends on Sept. 30, according to a government order issued...
- Sugar stocks rally up to 14%; here’s whyKeshav Lahoti, Associate Equity Analyst, Angel Broking, believes that the industry will request the government to continue with the sugar e...
- Indian sugar export subsidy decision unlikely before state elections: SourcesSubsidies are set for one year from Oct. 1. The government has extended the 2019/20 subsidy until December, but in practice exporters will ...
- Food ministry seeks Rs 5,600 crore to pay export subsidy dues of sugar mills“So far subsidy of only Rs 600 crore has been disbursed. We need Rs 5,600 crore more to clear dues. The money will help millers clear can a...
- Sugar export from India challenging: ICRAThe Government announced a Rs 6268-crore sugar export subsidy scheme on August 28, 2019, to enable exports.
- Sugar mills unlikely to get export subsidySugar mills are asking for subsidy after food ministry recently said mills will have to compulsory export 2 million tonnes in the next few ...
- Raw sugar export subsidy ruled out for now, focus on white exportsThe raw sugar market has been on tenterhooks for any sign India might renew export subsidies, which expired on Sept. 30, as they would pote...
- Subsidy news late, India is likely to produce only 8-10 lakh tonne of raw sugarOf these, more than 50% is expected to be consumed by Indian sugar refineries, which would be considered as deemed exports.
- CCEA may take up sugar export subsidy issue tomorrow"The CCEA meeting is scheduled for tomorrow. The sugar subsidy issue is on the agenda of the meeting," sources said.
- Food Ministry for extending sugar export subsidy for 1.4 million tonnesThe Food Ministry is in favour of extending export subsidy for only 1.4 million tonnes of raw sugar in the ongoing 2014-15 marketing year.
- Sugar export subsidy raised to Rs 3,371 per tonneThe raw sugar export subsidy for August-September has been increased toRs 3,371 per tonne, up from Rs 3,300 in June-July, after the industr...
- Blame it on price fall, sugar millers, exporters won’t honour dealCrash in the international prices of the sweetener has made it more profitable to sell in the local markets, despite export subsidy.
- CCEA defers decision on sugar export subsidy for 3rd timeThe differences between the Agriculture and Food ministries forced the CCEA to defer the decision on this matter twice last week. It had as...
- Sugar export subsidy may go before Sept deadlineThe subsidy on sugar exports, which continues despite rising inflation, may be withdrawn before it lapses at the end of next month.
- WTO may question govt's sweet tooth for subsidiesFurther examination of the country's sugar export subsidies at the multilateral level may take place as the govt has decided to extend the ...
- Sops to sugar exporters WTO-compliant: NathIn the wake of Australia and Thailand approaching the World Trade Organisation on India's sugar export subsidy, Commerce and Industry Minis...
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