Archive for the January 12, 2018
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ICE Canadian canola futures finished steady on Tuesday, as limited farmer selling pressure on the market and soft demand from buyers left the market little changed. Canola seen likely to drift sideways ahead of Friday's
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The Karachi Port handled 162,264 tonnes of cargo comprising 126,138 tonnes of import cargo and 36,126 tonnes of export cargo including 8,111 loaded and empty containers during the last 24 hours ending at 0700 hours
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Rates gained momentum on the cotton market on Thursday as mills showed interest in fresh buying of lint cotton, dealers said. The official spot rate was unchanged at Rs 7,600, they added. In ready session,
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Cotton prices were reported to be fully steady to strong on Thursday even as volume of business was said to have been of moderate proportions. The New York March 2018 futures for cotton contract No.
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Cotton prices were reported to be fully steady to strong on Thursday even as volume of business was said to have been of moderate proportions. The New York March 2018 futures for cotton contract No.
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An EU fisheries deal with Morocco is invalid because it involves the disputed region of Western Sahara, the legal advisor to the bloc's top court said Wednesday in a fresh blow to Brussels and Rabat.
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At ground zero of Ukraine's Chernobyl tragedy, workers in orange vests are busy erecting hundreds of dark-coloured panels as the country gets ready to launch its first solar plant to revive the abandoned territory. The
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Mexico registered its highest annual inflation rate in more than 16 years in 2017, according to official data released Tuesday, piling pressure on policy makers to reign in prices. The annual inflation rate was 6.77
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The Philippines posted its biggest trade deficit in November as imports surged, indicating strong domestic activity, but underscored worries that a current account deficit would weaken the peso. The trade gap widened to $3.78 billion,
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The Federal Reserve has begun shrinking its $4.4-trillion balance sheet because the US economy's recovery from the 2008 financial crisis means less need for central bank support and the Fed wants to keep its powder
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