The benchmark palm oil contract for September delivery on the Bursa Malaysia Derivatives Exchange gained 66 ringgit, or 1.66%, to 4,034 ringgit a metric ton by the midday break
Silver price outlook: The white metal at $36.69 was up around 1.1 per cent on the day as the US Dollar Index slumped for the fifth straight day amid healthy risk appetite
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Brent crude futures fell 64 cents, or around 1%, to $65.99 a barrel by 0934 GMT. U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude slipped 64 cents, or 1%, to $63.03
Brent crude futures dropped by 87 cents, or 1.42%, to $60.42 a barrel by 0946 GMT, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude was at $57.37 a barrel, down 92 cents, or 1.58%
Among the worst affected were purchases of liquefied natural gas and wheat, which both fell to nothing in March, according to Chinese customs data released on Sunday
FMCG firms are expected to register a 5 per cent rise in revenue with almost flat margin growth in the fourth quarter of fiscal 2024-25, according to a report from banking firm BNP Paribas India. The report also lowered the earnings estimates for FY26 for the companies under its coverage, except for Godrej Consumer Products and Emami. However, it sees a "favourable base" in FY26 for the FMCG sector, helped by some near-term positives like the drop in crude price and positive trends for rural growth. "We expect our FMCG coverage revenue growth to inch up slightly from 4 per cent in 3QFY25 to 5 per cent in 4QFY25, led by Marico, which should see strong revenue growth helped by commodity inflation, and recovery in growth for GCPL, led by its home care division," BNP Paribas said in its India Consumer Report April 2025. The inflationary pressure on most commodities continues to be high in Q4, hurting the margins of the companies, though prices for palm oil and tea have eased quarter o
Data released by the commerce department on Monday showed that outbound shipments from India shrank at the sharpest pace in 20 months-by 10.9 per cent on-year--to $36.91 billion in Feb
India's sugar production has declined by 16.13 per cent to 23.71 million tonnes so far in the ongoing 2024-25 season, creating challenges for government policies which were formulated based on higher initial projections, cooperative body NFCSF said on Sunday. The National Federation of Cooperative Sugar Factories (NFCSF) expressed concern over the "ambiguity" in sugar production numbers as the 2024-25 sugarcane crushing season (October-September) nears its end with significantly lower output than initially projected. Sugar production estimates have been repeatedly revised downward since the season began, creating challenges for government policies which were formulated based on an initial projection of 33.3 million tonnes, the industry body said in a statement. "One section of the industry submitted an estimate of 33.3 million tonnes of sugar production to the central government. Based on that, the central government started formulating its policies," NFCSF said. The central ...
Spot gold rose 0.1% to $2,991.00 an ounce at 9:42 am ET (1342 GMT) after hitting an all-time high of $3,004.86
The Indian turmeric industry, however, needs to brace itself up to capitalise on the emerging opportunities in the world bazaar in the face of escalating competition from several new players
India's 5% broken parboiled variety was quoted at $416-$425 per metric ton this week, down from last week's $418-$428
The metal peaked at $32.25 in the Asian session and slumped to $31.25 in the US session before recovering sharply in the wake of the Fed Chair Powell's speech
Extends deadline for soybean, groundnut procurement as prices stay below MSP
India's 5% broken parboiled variety was quoted at $429-$435 per metric ton this week, unchanged from last week. Indian 5% broken white rice was quoted at $432 to $440 per ton this week
The Centre on Friday reduced the reserve price of FCI rice under the Open Market Sale Scheme (OMSS) by Rs 550 per quintal to Rs 2,250 for states and ethanol producers to boost sales and support food security measures. According to a Food Ministry order, state governments and state-run corporations can purchase up to 12 lakh tonnes, while ethanol distilleries are allowed to buy up to 24 lakh tonnes at a reduced rate. The previous reserve price was Rs 2,800 per quintal for both categories. The Food Corporation of India (FCI), which manages rice stocks through weekly e-auctions, will implement the revised policy until June 30, 2025. Private traders and cooperatives will continue to pay Rs 2,800 per quintal, while central cooperatives like Nafed, NCCF and Kendriya Bhandar selling under the 'Bharat' brand will pay Rs 2,400 per quintal. The ministry has mandated that the third cycle tender for about 110 crore litres of ethanol during 2024-25 should use FCI rice, with preference given to
The agreement will enable knowledge transfer between the two exchanges where they will share expertise in product designing and development, trading systems and regulatory framework, sources said
India's rice exports have gained momentum after New Delhi removed most curbs in September and October
The government has also revised the electronics import value for this period downward by $2.7 billion to $61.2 billion
The meeting was originally scheduled for December 1, 2024. A handful of Opec members are set to gradually bring 2.2m b/d of supply back onto the market next year