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Govt extends RoDTEP benefits for exporters till September 30Indian exporters receive a six-month extension for RoDTEP scheme benefits until September 30. This move aims to counter trade disruptions f...- Budget in sync with expectations, to boost demand and investmentsThe budget effectively boosts demand and investments, offering substantial tax relief to middle-income taxpayers and measures to create non...
- Centre extends duty free imports of tur till March 2026The Centre has extended duty-free imports of tur dal until March 2026 to curb rising retail food prices. Despite some recent declines, reta...
- Phoenix Overseas shares debut flat at Rs 64 on NSE SME platformPhoenix Overseas debuted on the NSE SME platform at Rs 64, matching its IPO price. Despite a grey market premium indicating a 23% listing g...
- Farm Factor: What stakeholders are expecting from Budget 2024Budget: Among other things, the agri industry wants better seeds for crops like cotton and oilseeds whose production is not increasing, and...
- Prices of cooking oils, except mustard oil, fall on reduction in import duties: GovernmentAfter the duty reduction (with effect from September 11) on imported edible oils, domestic retail prices have reduced in the range of 0.22 ...
- No fireworks for food prices this festive seasonPrices of cereals, which have highest weightage in the Consumer Price Index, are also expected to remain fairly stable, trade analysts said.
- Structural reforms & offbeat decisions are needed to keep farmer and consumer happyAs govt tries to achieve the tough task of keeping growers and consumers happy, analysts feel it’s time to take some offbeat long-term deci...
- need2know: Seven triggers to take note of before you hit D-StreetNiti Aayog is preparing a fresh cabinet note recommending closure of seven more sick CPSEs in a bid to tackle mounting losses incurred by t...
- RBI to mind food inflation, prices likely to stay high till supplies easeEconomists see food inflation staying firm in the next few months and traders too feel prices of pulses, tomatoes and potatoes are not like...
- IB, DRI to keep close watch on speculators in pulses tradeDespite several steps, pulses prices are expected to remain firm this year as well due to production concerns because of drought for the se...
- Inflation under check in 2015; kitchen staples beg to differWhile onion prices again brought tears to the eyes of consumers, prices of tur dal touched record high levels above Rs 200 a kilogram.
- Food, agriculture ministries at loggerheads over pulses import dutyIndia purchased 4.58 million tonnes of pulses in the 2014-15 fiscal from the overseas market as against 3.17 million tonnes in the previous...
- Maggi ban: Ram Vilas Paswan confident about Rs 640-crore lawsuit against NestleFood and consumer affairs minister Ram Vilas Paswan is confident about his ministry’s Rs 640-crore class action suit filed against Nestlé.
- Retooling policies to cool food pricesToday's food price inflation cannot be tackled with yesterday's tools. We need to deploy new tools, including futures markets and new food ...
- Centre working on a revised pulses import planThe Centre is working on a revised pulses import plan to achieve the set target of 1.5 million tonnes of import during 2009-10, in a bid to...
- Govt plans steps to tackle rising food pricesTo bring down cereal prices, the government may start selling FCI rice in the open market from September.
- Montek favours futures trading in commoditiesPlanning Commission deputy chairman Montek Singh Ahluwalia on Tuesday opposed suggestions to ban futures trading in commodities, saying it ...
- Retailers ignore market pulse, keep prices on boilConsumers continue to pay more for their daily dal despite a steep drop in prices in the wholesale markets.
- Aam admi to gain the most: FMFresh from presenting the Union Budget, Finance Minister P Chidambaram spoke to ET exclusively.
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