Archive for the October 2, 2019
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China's steel and iron ore futures perked up on Monday after the country's central bank vowed to step up efforts to lift a slowing economy, though gains were pared ahead of a long holiday. The
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The Karachi Port handled 47,339 tonnes of cargo comprising 24,947 tonnes of import cargo and 22,392 tonnes of export cargo including 1,668 loaded and empty containers during the last 24 hours ending at 0700 hours
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Cotton prices maintained steady trend on the local market on Tuesday as leading mills lay hands over the fine type to replenish their stock, dealers said. The official spot rate was unchanged at Rs 8700,
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US natural gas futures slipped to near one month low on Monday, pressured by record-breaking production levels, which boosted storage injections and reduced fears of a supply shortfall. Gas futures for November delivery on the
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Two demonstrators were killed and more than 200 people injured Tuesday, health officials said, in clashes with security forces during protests in Baghdad and the provinces that mounted the first challenge to Iraq's fragile one-year-old
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A five-judge bench of India's Supreme Court on Tuesday granted the government four weeks to file its response to a batch of petitions challenging the abrogation of occupied Kashmir's special status under Article 370 of
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ICE cotton futures rose to a one-week high on Monday, marking its first monthly gain in six months before settling down as worries about US-China trade eased and grains markets rallied on a bullish quarterly
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Copper prices hit one-month lows on Tuesday as worries about demand in top consumer China, coupled with a strong dollar, triggered a fresh bout of selling amid low liquidity. Benchmark copper on the London Metal
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Oil prices slipped on Tuesday, pressured as weak US economic data dimmed crude's demand outlook, while reports of an output decline from the world's largest oil producers in the third quarter kept prices from falling
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Tokyo Commodity Exchange (TOCOM) futures fell on Tuesday, weighed down by lingering worries about oversupply and slower demand in top buyer China. The benchmark TOCOM rubber contract for March delivery finished 1.8 yen lower at
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