Global palm oil prices are likely to rise in early 2013 because of high export demand stimulated by current competitive palm prices compared to soyaoil, rapeseed oil and other edible oils, Hamburg-based analysts Oil World

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Coffee sellers in Vietnam, the world's largest robusta producer, offered their beans at smaller discounts this week as falling London futures and ample supply weighed on the physical market, traders said on Tuesday. High stocks

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Indonesia's wheat imports are expected to rise 6-7 percent next year, an industry group said, after Asia's largest importer of the grain prepares to slap a 20-percent import tariff on wheat flour. In a filing

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A few changes were seen on the wholesale grain market on Wednesday as the buyers were on the sidelines due to less purchasing power among them, dealers said. On the grams side, Guwar Sindh recovered

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The trading in Kenyan tea items ended up on Jodia Bazaar here on Wednesday. The following changes were noted. KENYAN TEA (Per kg): PF-1 moved upward by Rs 30 to Rs 520, B Grade finished

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The December contract was unchanged and the January vaida continued its fall on the forward cottonseeds oilcake market on Wednesday in the process of trading, dealers said. The December vaida closed at Rs 444.00 as

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Mills' demand persisted on the cotton market on Wednesday, which did not allow rates to fall sharply in process of trading, dealers said. Official spot rate was unchanged at Rs 5,850, they said. About 20,000

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Rosneft has finalised a deal to buy half of TNK-BP for $28 billion, clearing the way for a full take-over that would make the state-controlled Russian oil major the world's largest listed oil firm by

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Swiss investor sentiment remains weak, but rose to its highest level in seven months in December, suggesting the economy is stabilising after briefly contracting earlier this year. The ZEW investor sentiment rose by 12.4 points

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Bulgarian and Italian police have busted an international crime ring counterfeiting credit cards and "skimming" card numbers from ATM machines around Europe, authorities in Sofia said Tuesday. A total of 41 Bulgarians, six Italians and

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