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Gold futures fall 0.68% on global cues
Subdued demand at current levels influences prices
Silver futures down 1.6% on weak global trend
Profit-booking at current levels contribute to fall
Crude palm oil tumbles 4% on global cues
Hopes that inventories in Indonesia and Malaysia will increase contribute to downtrend
Cardamom up over 1% on strong demand
Tight stock availability influences prices
Mentha oil falls 0.9% on profit-booking
Subdued demand influences prices
Potato down 0.9% on sluggish demand
Adequate stocks influence prices
Pepper falls 1.6% on profit-booking
Sluggish demand influences prices
Turmeric declines 2.5% on sluggish demand
Adequate stocks influence prices
Jeera down 2% on hopes of higher sowing
Improved rains in Gujarat influences sentiment
Sugar down over 2% on spot demand
Adequate stocks, forecasts of surplus output influence prices
Area under agri commodities down despite revival in monsoon
The area under rice, coarse cereals, pulses, oilseeds and cotton is lower this year compared to last year
Agri futures down due to onset of harvest season
Pepper on a 4-month low, soybean contract down by 1.5%
Gold demand improves as strong rupee knocks prices
After prices fell to their lowest level in more than two weeks following a drop in the world market
Iron ore production likely to drop to 140 mt in FY13
The ban on mining in Goa has added to the problems of the industry and the production could drop to the levels seen in 2004-05
Export curb likely on rice, wheat, sugar & cotton
Govt uneasy at prices, availability for domestic consumption
Would world sugar production come out of the bear grip?
The world got a demonstration of how quickly New York raw futures and NYSE Liffe white sugar will change course with any adverse or favourable weather announcements for Brazil and India
Iron ore output may dip 18% in FY13
Ban on mining in Goa has added to industry's problems, production could drop to the levels seen in 2004-05
Crude oil rebounds on Asian cues
Speculators created fresh positions amid a firm trend in Asia