Archive for February 2005
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Gold traded higher on Thursday in Europe but the going was choppy as prices followed currency moves and struggled to break free of well-worn ranges. Spot gold firmed to $426.70/427.40 per troy ounce by 1527
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Cocoa futures rose to a 10-day high Thursday, fueled by a sliding dollar, tight supply and some market concerns about a potential disruption in deliveries from top grower Ivory Coast, traders said. "Dollar weakness definitely
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Raw sugar futures settled slightly higher Thursday on trade buying tied to steady consumer interest in the market, analysts said. Over the past few sessions, the market would lose ground as speculative accounts liquidated positions
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Chicago Board of Trade wheat futures were holding strong early on Thursday amid spillover support from a rally in soya and on supportive exports, traders said. At 10:09 am CST (1609 GMT), CBOT March wheat
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Corn futures at the Chicago Board of Trade were holding firm early on Thursday on spillover from a soya rally and on a technical bounce from Wednesday's declines, traders said. At 10:32 am CST (1632
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Soyabean futures at the Chicago Board of Trade rallied early Thursday on renewed worries that dry weather in parts of South America was cutting soyabean yields, traders said. There were also bullish technical moves stemming
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US copper futures opened down but managed to climb to higher ground early Thursday on some local and fund buying, as the market took its cue from firmer overseas markets. "The sort of fear of
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US gold futures edged higher early Thursday, mostly fading the dollar's small moves, as players waited to hear a second day of congressional testimony by US Federal Reserve Chief Alan Greenspan. Gold for April delivery
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The Capital's civic agency has decided to approach ministry of finance for recovery of about Rs 200 million outstanding dues from the government departments like PTCL, PTV, Radio Pakistan and Wapda, informed sources said on
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The telecom deregulation policy has finally started paying dividends due to market competition as companies offered more incentives to subscribers. Market sources said on Thursday that the PTCL decision to continue with its late night
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