Commodities News on Gold, Silver, Metals
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Export of silk will continue to fall in 2009
Many factories are now on the verge of closure following a cut in export orders due to the economic slowdown
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India may buy less raw sugar than estimated
Mills may not buy more than 500,000 tonnes in the year, half of the 1 million tonnes estimated in December
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Prism Cement stock rises even after dismal results
The stock closed up 6.9% on the BSE, taking its gains to 22% in the past week and 44% in the past month
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Govt extends OMSS till Feb, asks states to lift wheat
Tamil Nadu is the only state which has shown interest by lifting 41,787 tonnes out of the allotted 50,000 tonnes
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Gold falls, but fails to attract buyers
The gold futures fell for a fourth straight day tracking international markets
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Oil rises 5% as geopolitical concerns mount
US crude gained $2.47 to settle at $48.81 a barrel, after touching a three-week high of $49.28. London Brent crude rose $2.71 to $49.62 a barrel
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Call money opens firm
Call money rates opened at 04.25-04.50% on Tuesday......
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Bullion metals turn pale
Bullion metal prices ended lower on Monday, 05......
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Call money ends firm
Call money rates wandered around same levels to se......
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Rate cuts, spending hopes help Asian stocks maintain tempo
Analysts expect growth to remain subdued in 2009 but say that it will be without the shocks of last year
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Gold falls on weak global trend
Gold prices fell in futures trading on selling by traders influenced by a weakening trend in the overseas market
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Commodity prices likely to go up on transporters’ strike
The strike will affect the supply of daily goods and estimates are that there could be a revenue loss of above Rs50,000 cr
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Oil surges over 3% on Gaza, Russian gas row
While the violence does not directly threaten any oil supplies, the risk is it could engulf other Middle East countries that produce a third of the world’s crude
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Call money opens firm
Call money rates opened at 04.80-05.00% on Monday ......
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Call money ends lower
Call money rates ended lower to settle at 04.25-04......
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Call money ends lower
Call money rates ended lower to settle at 04.70-04......
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Call money opens lower
Call money rates opened at 04.20-04.50% on Saturda......
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Call money opens firm
Call money rates opened at 05.00-05.10% on Friday ......
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Call money remain steady
Call money rates remained firm to close at 05.00-0......
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Call money remain firm
Call money rates opened positively at 05.25-05.50%......
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