Archive for April, 2010

SOYABEAN “Influenced by ………..”

Double digit food inflation has become a nightmare for Indian economy. Hot discussion is still on. But the question is how oil seeds will contribute in food inflation,  which is the major part of it and the second largest import item of India. What will be the price behavior of oil seeds in futures? Let us have [...]

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JEERA………THE FLAVORING AGENT

Jeera is a flavoring agent of Indian food as well as commodity market. In India, Jeera is grown during the rabi season. India is largest producer, consumer and exporter of jeera. The country produces around 2 lakh tonnes of jeera. It contributes about 70% in the total world production. Rajasthan and Gujarat contribute more than 90% of the total [...]

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ALUMINIUM… “PRICES ON ONE-WAY TRACK”

Aluminium is a silvery white and dull gray coloured, and the third most abundant element in the Earth’s crust after oxygen and silicon. In nature, it only exists in very stable combinations. Due to its strong affinity to oxygen, it is always found in the form of oxides or silicates. The chief source of aluminium is bauxite ore. [...]

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Weekly Update 26th – 30th April 2010

Domestic markets started the week on a negative note on the back of the Greek debt issues and Goldman Sachs fraud issues, but managed to close in the positive terrain supported by firm US markets in line with less than expected hike in Policy Rates & Cash Reserve Ratio by RBI to tame the inflation; [...]

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Commodity versus Dollar Index: The Myths and Facts

Dollar index has noticed terrific movements. The perfect time to sell commodities! Does this thumb rule always works?  Well, let’s find out the myths and facts … . . The USDX is a trade-weighted basket of the US dollar versus other major currencies. Sometime volatility in dollar index can be attributed to the major movements in [...]

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CRUDE OIL ECONOMIC RECOVERY IS HELPING CRUDE RALLY

Crude oil, the life blood of the economy, is rallying to highest levelssince 2008 highs, indicating that the global economy is back on track which is also supported by rise in key global equities markets. In the first quarter of 2010, front-month NYMEX crude prices rose 5.6%. . Crude oil prices have negated the hike [...]

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INDIAN ECONOMY – GAINING STRENGTH Final Part :0

Thank you friends for viewing the first part. Now i am posting the final part here enjoy:) 4.Fresh Investments – Infrastructure being one of the key thrust areas on government agenda would continue to see large investments coming in going ahead. Even the corporate are expected to continue with the capacity additions in the light [...]

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INDIAN ECONOMY – GAINING STRENGTH Part 1

Stock market reflects & discounts the overall conditions in the economy.Besides, stock prices in the market are also governed by the investor behavior & valuations. Sometimes investor’s optimism takes the market valuation to a level that it does not matches up with the actual future growth, thus becoming the basis for correction & vice- versa. [...]

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Weekly Update 19th – 23rd April 2010

After nine consecutive weeks of gains, domestic markets ended in the negative terrain in the week gone by on the concerns over interest rate tightening by the RBI in its monetary policy scheduled on 20th April coupled with weak cues from the Asian markets. . Moreover increase in unemployment numbers in US and China’s measures to cool its [...]

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Equity News Round UP

Economy •The annual rate of inflation based on the wholesale price index of food articles shot up to 17.70 per cent during the week ended 27 March 2010 from 16.35 per cent during the previous week. . •India’s automobile industry reported a 26.41 per cent growth in sales in 2009-10 riding on the government’s stimulus packages that perked demand, [...]

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