Today evening, the rupee strengthened by 11 paise to close at Rs 74.24 against the dollar.Sensex could not sustain the momentum, closed after breaking 163 pointsToday the stock market closed with a fall. Today, where the Sensex closed at a level of 55629.49, down 162.78 points. On the other hand, Nifty closed at a level of 16568.80 points down by 45.80 points.
Palm oil falls over 2% on expectations of weak export demandMalaysian palm oil futures slumped as much as 2.8% on Wednesday, hitting a one-week low, amid anticipation of an increase in production and bleak demand outlook.The benchmark palm oil contract for November delivery on the Bursa Malaysia Derivatives Exchange slid 77 ringgit, or 1.75%, to 4,331 ringgit ($1,023.27) a tonne by the midday break, after rallying to a record high last week.The correction in prices was likely induced by expectations demand will fall by about 15% over August 1-20, said Marcello Cultrera, institutional sales manager and broker at Phillip Futures in Kuala Lumpur.Palm falls on August export plunge, profit-taking"Also, the Indian demand for August is fully covered while subscriptions for September-October have reached a standstill at current prices," he added.Export shipments during the first half of August had plunged between 15% and 24% from the previous month, cargo surveyors data showed on Monday.Indonesia, the world's largest palm exporter, had enjoyed greater demand than Malaysia over July and August, partly due to lower export taxes and higher discounts for its crude and refined palm oil.Cultrera said things will change in September as Indonesia is expected to raise its export duties for September to $166 from $93 in August.Top buyer India is also expected to raise their import tax structure for crude and refined palm oil from end-September as subscriptions for the Diwali festival are finalised, Cultrera added.Malaysia kept its September export tax for crude palm oil at 8%, but raised its reference price to 4,255.52 ringgit ($1,006.51) per tonne. The market is also hopeful for a rise in Malaysia's palm oil production amid the seasonal peak production season.The Southern Peninsula Palm Oil Millers' Association earlier this week forecast a 10.6% rise in August 1-15 production, according to traders.Dalian's most-active soyoil contract fell 2%, while its palm oil contract eased 3.8%. Soyoil prices on the Chicago Board of Trade were down 0.5%.Palm oil is affected by price movements in related oils as they compete for a share in the global vegetable oils market.
Palm oil may fall to 4,261 ringgitThe contract failed three times to break a resistance at 4,557 ringgit, around which, a small triple-top has formed and been confirmed.The pattern suggests a target of 4,261 ringgit. It is not very clear if palm oil could drop to a lower level, as the rise from the Aug. 2 low of 4,093 ringgit does not fit well into the wave category of the preceding uptrend from the June 18 low of 3,251 ringgit.Palm oil fallsResistance is at 4466 ringgit, a break above which could lead to a gain into a range of 4557 - 4649 ringgit. On the daily chart, the big black candlestick on Tuesday suggests a further fall on Wednesday.A break above 4,493 ringgit could lead to a gain into 4,587-4,698 ringgit range.Each reader should consult his or her own professional or other advisers for business, financial or legal advice regarding the products mentioned in the analyses.
Rupee opens 5 paise stronger against dollarRupee opened strongly against the dollar in the foreign exchange market today. Today the rupee opened with a strength of 5 paise at Rs 74.30 against the dollar. At the same time, on Tuesday, the rupee strengthened by 10 paise to close at Rs 74.35 against the dollar.Sensex opened sharply, up 212 pointsToday the stock market opened with great momentum. Today the BSE Sensex rose by about 212.39 points to open at the level of 56004.66 points. On the other hand, the Nifty of NSE opened with a gain of 57.90 points at the level of 16672.50 points.
Oilseeds prices soften due to fall in foreign prices, fall in soybean, palmoleinMost oilseeds, including mustard, soybean and palmolein, closed at a lower price in the Delhi oil-oilseeds market on Tuesday amid a declining trend in foreign markets, while the rest of oilseeds remained at their previous level.Traders said that the Malaysia Exchange and the Chicago Exchange lost around one per cent each. He said that due to the breakdown of foreign markets, the futures price of soybean has also declined. In NCDEX Indore, the price of October contract of soybean has been quoted below the spot price of soybean by Rs 31 per kg.He said that despite domestic festive demand due to fall in foreign countries, the prices of Mustard Dana, Sarson Dadri, Sarson Pakki and Kachchi Ghani, Soyabean Oil Oilseeds, Cottonseed and Palmolein Oils closed softly, while crude palm oil (Crude Palm Oil) due to demand. CPO) and groundnut prices remained unchanged.Sources said that it has become necessary to increase the production of oilseeds in the country as in this case it is not appropriate to depend on imports for almost 70 per cent of our requirements. Due to such massive dependence, the country may have to bear the arbitrariness of foreign companies.
Palm oil fallsMalaysian palm oil futures reversed early gains on Tuesday as profit-taking and a sharp decline in August exports pulled down prices from record highs scaled last week.The benchmark palm oil contract for November delivery on the Bursa Malaysia Derivatives Exchange closed down 84 ringgit, or 1.9%, at 4,363 ringgit ($1,029.98) a tonne, after rising 1.9% in intraday trade.Prices rose earlier on short-covering due to persistent talks of production losses in both Malaysia and Indonesia, and expectations of lower palm oil carryover stocks for the new season, said Anilkumar Bagani, research head of Mumbai-based vegetable oils broker Sunvin Group.Anticipation of Indonesia's crude palm oil (CPO) export duties for September rising to $166 per tonne from $93 in August also supported prices as it would benefit Malaysia's exports, Bagani said.Malaysia's palm oil exports during Aug. 1-15 fell between 15% and 24% from the same period in July, cargo surveyors said on Monday."Oil World is expecting crude palm oil prices to weaken by end-Dec 2021 and will continue to see more weakness in 1H22 with the assumption of no weather disruptions," UOB KayHian said in a note.Oil World Executive Director Thomas Mielke forecast Indonesia's free-on-board (FOB) CPO prices to fall to $1,000 a tonne by end-December, and range between $800 and $850 during the first half of next year, UOB said.This is due to expectations of stronger global edible oil supplies in 2021/22 after record high prices last year boosted plantings, and demand rationing due to high prices, UOB said.Mielke pegged world palm oil production to rise by 2.1 million tonnes in 2020/21, and by 3.8 million tonnes next season, but low opening stocks will offset production growth, according to UOB.Dalian's most-active soyoil contract gained 0.6%, while its palm oil contract rose 0.5%. Soyoil prices on the Chicago Board of Trade fell 0.6%.Palm oil is affected by price movements in related oils as they compete for a share in the global vegetable oils market.
Soya firm as crop conditions in focusChicago soybeans edged higher on Tuesday as lower-than-expected US crop ratings underscored mixed growing conditions, while the market awaited results from a Midwest field tour.The most-active the Chicago Board of Trade was CBOT soybeans were up 0.3% at $13.72 a bushel.In a weekly report after Monday's market close, the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) rated 62% of US corn crop good to excellent, down 2 points from a week earlier, and soybeans 57% good to excellent, down 3 points. Traders on average had expected no change.The lower ratings tempered hopes for a boost to crops from rainfall forecast in the coming days."The market is considering downside but not any upside to yields," said Michael Magdovitz, commodity analyst with Rabobank. "The rains have come too little, too late."Initial results from this week's Pro Farmer Midwest Crop Tour projected lower corn yields and soybean pod counts than last year in South Dakota but higher levels in Ohio, supporting expectations of contrasting yields between western and eastern growing belts.Soybeans have also been supported by a run of sales to China.However, monthly US soybean crushing in July, according to National Oilseed Processors Association (NOPA) data released on Monday, was below trade estimates."Consumers are having to make pricing decisions at 50%-60% higher than last year. We're starting to see some demand rationing," Magdovitz said.
Tanzania's cotton production & exports expected to riseEast African country Tanzania is likely to witness an increased cotton production in the coming months due to favourable conditions, increased harvested areas and availability of fertilisers and pesticides for the farmers. This, in turn, is expected to boost cotton exports to western countries under the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA).The increased production in Tanzania may also trigger cotton exports to Asian and European nations such as India, Pakistan, Indonesia, Portugal, France and Netherlands among others.The cotton harvested area of Tanzania was 600,000 hectares in marketing year (MY) 2019-20, which dropped by 25 per cent to 450,000 hectares in MY 2020-21. It is expected to rise again to 600,000 hectares in MY 2021-22The total cotton production of the country dropped by 64.71 per cent from 5,95,000 480 lb bales in MY 2019-20 to 2,10,000 480 lb bales in MY 2020 - 21. The production is expected to shoot up by 185.71 per cent to reach 600,000 480 lb bales in MY 2021-22.The country exported cotton worth $94.92 million in MY 2019-20 and $43.09 million in MY 2020-21. However, due to the anticipated increase in cotton production, the country is likely to export cotton worth $56.02 million in MY 2021-22.
Exporters to get new duty refund scheme this weekThe government is set to notify the new duty refund scheme for exporters — Refund of Duties and Taxes on Exported Products (RoDTEP) — this week, with a final clearance from commerce and industry minister Piyush Goyal expected in a day or two.The scheme, meant to replace World Trade Organization (WTO) non-compliant incentives, was implemented in January but exporters have been waiting to get their dues for taxes paid by them for the last eight months. A notification will partially end the agonising wait, which has increased their fund requirement as the Centre has held back their claims.While commerce secretary B V R Subrahmanyam had said that the scheme will be implemented, some paperwork is yet to be completed after the commerce and finance ministries agreed to widen the scope of the scheme to cover all products, which also required higher budgetary allocation. The two ministries had earlier agreed to increase the allocation from the originally allocated Rs 13,000 crore to Rs 17,000 crore.Last week, the government had notified the Rebate of State and Central Taxes and Levies (RoSCTL) scheme, a similar mechanism, to allow textile exporters to get a rebate on central and state taxes till March 2024.According to industry estimates the government owes around Rs 8,000 crore to exporters in unpaid RoDTEP bills, with another Rs 3,500-4,000 crore arrears on account of RoSCTL. Further, around Rs 16,000 crore of payments from the now defunct Merchandise Exports from India Scheme (MEIS) are due for April-December 2020. So, exporters are demanding payments of close to Rs 28,000 crore just from these three schemes.Exporters have been complaining of the government sitting on tax refunds and arrears from earlier schemes such as Service Exports from India Scheme (SEIS) and MEIS that were abandoned after the US dragged India to the WTO, arguing that they were not compliant with global trade rules.Government sources said refunds could be handy at a time when costs such as those on fuel and freight have gone up due to global as well as domestic price dynamics.SiS Commited to update you on all textile related news real time.
Today evening the rupee strengthened by 1 paise to close at Rs 74.25 against the dollar.Record closing of Sensex, closed higher by 593 pointsToday the stock market closed with a record high. Today, where the Sensex closed at a record level of 55437.29 points with a gain of about 593.31 points. On the other hand, the Nifty closed at a record level of 16529.10 points with a gain of 164.70 points.
Rupee moves flat, breaks 1 paise and opens at 74.27 levelRupee has opened flat against the dollar today. Rupee has opened weak by 1 paise against the dollar today. Rupee opened today at 74.27 against dollar.On the other hand, in Thursday's trade, there was an increase in the rupee against the dollar and it had strengthened by 18 paise and closed at 74.26 level.Due to the corona virus, the demand for crude oil has declined all over the world. On Thursday, there has been a weakness in the price of Brent again. But in India, the customers of petrol and diesel are not getting the benefit of this.
China’s port shutdown raises fears of closures worldwideA Covid outbreak that has partially shut one of the world’s busiest container ports is heightening concerns that the rapid spread of the delta variant will lead to a repeat of last year’s shipping nightmares.The Port of Los Angeles, which saw its volumes dip because of a June Covid outbreak at the Yantian port in China, is bracing for another potential decline because of the latest shutdown at the Ningbo-Zhoushan port in China, a spokesman said. Anton Posner, chief executive officer of supply-chain management company Mercury Resources, said that many companies chartering ships are already adding Covid contract clauses as insurance so they won’t have to pay for stranded ships.It seemed as if things were just starting to calm down, “and we’re now into delta delays,” Emmanouil Xidias, partner at Ifchor North America LLC, said in a phone interview. “You’re going to have a secondary hit.”The shutdown at Ningbo-Zhoushan is raising fears that ports around the world will soon face the same kind of outbreaks and Covid restrictions that slowed the flows of everything from perishable food to electronics last year as the pandemic took hold. Infections are threatening to spread at docks just as the world’s shipping system is already struggling to handle unprecedented demand with economies reopening and manufacturing picking up.Ningbo-Zhoushan Port said in a statement late Thursday that all other terminals aside from Meishan have been operating normally. The port is actively negotiating with shipping companies, directing them to other terminals, and releasing information on a real-time data platform, it said. To minimize the impact, it’s also adjusting the operating time of other terminals to make sure clients can clear their shipment.Flights CanceledA spokesman for the port said there were no further updates when contacted Friday.Ningbo city is still considered a low risk virus area, according to the city’s health commission, although flights to and from the capital Beijing have been canceled.The Baltic Dry Index that serves as a global benchmark for bulk shipping prices is up more than 10% since a month ago as the delta variant began to spread rapidly. While there haven’t been significant effects on U.S. ports, the problems in China could hurt companies that rely on container exports from the nation.
U.S. EXPORT SALES FOR WEEK ENDING 05/08/2021 Cotton: Net sales for 2021/2022, which began August 1, totaled 342,700 RB. Increases primarily for China (123,800 RB), Turkey (72,500 RB), Bangladesh (39,400 RB, including decreases of 200 RB), Pakistan (39,100 RB, including decreases of 700 RB), and Vietnam (30,500 RB, including 300 RB switched from Japan and decreases of 2,300 RB), were offset by reductions for Taiwan (200 RB). For 2022/2023, net sales of 15,300 MT were reported for Mexico (6,500 RB), Turkey (4,400 RB), and South Korea (4,400 RB). A total of 1,310,900 RB in sales were carried over from the 2020/2021 marketing year, which ended July 31. Exports for the period ending July 31 of 49,100 RB brought accumulated exports to 14,882,100 RB, up 5 percent from the prior years’ total of 14,174,500 RB. The destinations were primarily Mexico (10,900 RB), Pakistan (8,000 RB), Turkey (6,700 RB), Vietnam (6,400 RB), and Indonesia (5,900 RB). Exports for August 1-5 totaled 190,600 RB,with Pakistan (38,900 RB), Vietnam (36,500 RB), China (30,100 RB), Turkey (23,700 RB), and Mexico (14,000 RB) being the primary destinations. Net sales of Pima for 2021/2022 totaled 10,200 RB.Increases were primarily for Pakistan (3,400 RB), India (2,600 RB), Honduras (2,200 RB), Egypt (1,300 RB), and Guatemala (400 RB). For 2022/2023, net sales of 99,000 RB were primarily for India (52,100 RB), Peru (11,400 RB), Pakistan (10,100 RB), China (9,500 RB), and Honduras (4,400 RB). A total of 88,800 RB in sales were carried over from the 2020/2021 marketing year, which ended July 31. Exports for the period ending July 31 of 3,100 RB brought accumulated exports to 754,900 RB, up 55 percent from the prior years’ total of 486,600 RB. The destinations were primarily Turkey (1,400 RB), India (500 RB), Bangladesh (400 RB), China (400 RB), and Pakistan (200 RB). Exports for August 1-5 totaled 7,700 RB, with Peru (2,500 RB), India (2,100 RB), Pakistan (1,800 RB), China (700 RB), and Bangladesh (300 RB) being the primary destinations. Exports for Own Account: For 2021/2022, exports for own account total of 4,700 RB were carried over from the 2020/2021 marketing year, which ended July 31. The outstanding balance of 4,700 RB, including carryover, is for China.
Textile industry should use local cotton: governmentThe government on Monday said there is excess availability of local cotton, which the textile and apparel industry should tap into and support farmers hit by a surge in imports.Minister of state for finance Pankaj Chaudhary told Lok Sabha in a written reply to a question that a 5% basic customs duty and a 5% agriculture infrastructure and development cess was imposed on raw cotton in FY22 budget to benefit domestic cotton farmers.Chaudhary said cotton import surged significantly in last few years even though India is the largest producer of cotton in the world.“All varieties of cotton, including those which were produced in India were being imported in large quantities. This has impacted the Indian farmer adversely. Cotton is domestically available in excess of demand. Therefore, the garment industry can source the domestically produced cotton including high quality and extra-long staple cotton," the minister said.Chaudhary also said that reduced import dependence would help the domestic garment industry.The minister acknowledged that trade associations have made representations that difficulties were being faced by textile and apparel industry due to the import duty.Chaudhary argued that garment exporters have various duty-free import schemes and would not be affected by the duty on cotton.The cotton Association of India has sought withdrawal of the 10% duty levied on imports saying the commodity has become costly and it was not in the interest of domestic textile industry, the minister said. “The decision to impose duty on imports of cotton has been taken to benefit domestic cotton farmers which in turn would help in higher domestic value addition and reduce import dependence," the minister said. SiS Commited to update you on all textile related news real time.
U.S. EXPORT SALES FOR WEEK ENDING 29/07/2021 Cotton: Net sales of 17,100 RB for 2020/2021 were up noticeably from the previous week, but down 45 percent from the prior 4-week average. Increases primarily for Mexico (9,300 RB), South Korea (4,200 RB, including decreases of 100 RB), Vietnam (2,800 RB, including 400 RB switched from Japan and decreases of 5,100 RB), China (900 RB), and Bangladesh (700 RB, including 900 switched from Pakistan and decreases of 200 RB), were primarily offset by reductions for Malaysia (600 RB), Japan (300 RB), and El Salvador (300 RB). For 2021/2022, net sales of 149,300 RB primarily for Costa Rica (36,500 RB), Pakistan (35,300 RB), Turkey (35,300 RB), China (15,800 RB), and Thailand (13,300 RB), were offset by reductions for Indonesia (700 RB), Honduras (600 RB), and Guatemala (300 RB). Exports of 229,500 RB were down 4 percent from the previous week and 5 percent from the prior 4-week average. Exports were primarily to Vietnam (42,400 RB), China (35,500 RB), Turkey (34,100 RB), Pakistan (25,000 RB), and Indonesia (17,400 RB). Net sales of Pima totaling 2,400 RB were down 42 percent from the previous week and 49 percent from the prior 4-week average. Increases reported for India (1,700 RB), Peru (400 RB), Colombia (200 RB), Pakistan (100 RB), and Vietnam (100 RB switched from China), were offset by reductions for China (100 RB). For 2021/2022, net sales of 9,100 RB were primarily for China (6,600 RB), India (1,800 RB), Egypt (400 RB), and Guatemala (200 RB). Exports of 8,700 RB were down 7 percent from the previous week and 18 percent from the prior 4-week average. The destinations were primarily to Vietnam (3,000 RB), India (3,000 RB), Austria (800 RB), Brazil (700 RB), and Peru (400 RB). Exports for Own Account: For 2020/2021, the outstanding balance of 4,700 RB is for China.
Today evening, the rupee strengthened by 9 paise to close at Rs 74.18 against the dollar.New record of Sensex and Nifty, know how much increased todayToday the stock market closed with a record high. Today, where the Sensex closed at a level of 54369.77 points with a record rise of 546.41 points. On the other hand, Nifty closed at the level of 16258.80 points with a gain of 128.00 points.
Rupee has started with a strong opening today against the dollar.Rupee is seen at the upper level of June 25 today. Against the dollar, the rupee today opened with the strength of 11 paise at 74.17 against 74.28.The market has grown rapidly.Sensex, Nifty are trading at record highs. The midcap index appears to be at a record high. 35 out of 50 Nifty stocks are seeing gains. On the other hand, 18 out of 30 Sensex stocks are seeing gains.
In a pathbreaking move, govt removes anti anti-dumping duty on Viscose Staple FibreThe government on Monday removed anti-dumping duty on Viscose Staple Fibre (VSF). Union Minister Smriti Irani said the decision was taken after a thorough investigation initiated in February this year. This decision will give fillip to the MMF sector.Irani tweeted, "Pathbreaking decision by GOI to remove Anti-dumping Duty on Viscose Staple Fibre (VSF). Decision taken after thorough investigation initiated in Feb’21 will give fillip to the MMF sector. My best wishes to the Textiles Industry as a new chapter begins in India’s MMF growth story."For the unversed, Viscose staple fibers (VSF) or artificial cotton fibers are natural and biodegradable. These fibers are obtained from wood pulp and cotton pulp, which share the characteristics of cotton fibers. These are versatile and easily bendable fibers and have a wide range of application in apparels, home textiles, home furnishings, dress materials, and woven & knitwear.
Vietnam factory shut down!Affected by the epidemic, 97% of textile companies in South Vietnam have suspended production. Most of the factories have been suspended since midnight on July 15. After being checked and approved by officials of the local disease management bureau, work can only be resumed.Although the export orders of the Vietnamese textile industry have been received in the third quarter, companies are currently struggling to achieve a balance in production activities, ensuring employment of employees, and profits. The demand for brand customers to delay payment by 2 to 3 months, or even 6 months, is also beyond the capacity of enterprises. Moreover, in the face of the huge risks brought by the increasingly complex epidemic, some brand customers have moved their orders out of Vietnam, and even have a tendency to return to the Chinese market.With the bankruptcy of the 3T in-situ principle, more and more companies have already shouldered huge cost burdens and epidemic prevention pressures. As a result, a large number of unemployed people have nowhere to live, and Vietnam's social stability will also face tremendous pressure.
Noida garment exporters demand ban on export of Indian cotton and yarnNoida Apparel Export Cluster (NAEC) has demanded a complete ban on export of Indian cotton and yarn to increase production in the domestic apparel industry, so that the finished products can be exported internationally to generate more revenue.The cluster also said that the ban on export of cotton and yarn will ensure greater availability of raw materials for the apparel industry, which has been sluggish for the past six months due to the Covid-19 induced slowdown, and enable it to compete Is. in the global export market.Lalit Thukral, President, Noida Apparel Export Cluster and Convener of Readymade Garments (RMG), Uttar Pradesh Export Promotion Council, said that the industry is already battling huge losses due to the pandemic and large scale exports of cotton and yarn. It has come as a double blow. It is worth mentioning here that the share of Noida in apparel exports in the last financial year was US$ 3.5 billion.As per the data of the Ministry of Textiles, the country exported around 12 million bales of cotton and yarn in the last two financial years. Data shows that India exported around 5.5 million bales of cotton and yarn to Bangladesh, Vietnam and China in the last fiscal. Of this, 2.197 lakh bales (about 275 million kg) were for China alone.While exports of cotton and yarn generate revenues of around USD 75 billion every year, Thukral said exports of finished garments would increase if exports are banned and more raw materials are made available to the apparel industry. will be generated annually. Revenue of about 40 billion US dollars.He further said that exports were eating into the availability of raw materials for the domestic ready-made garments industry - currently only half of the annual demand of 12 million bales is being met.A Joint Secretary rank official in the Textiles Ministry, on the condition of anonymity, said, “India exported almost 50% of its cotton and yarn to China in the last fiscal. “Our ministry has set a target of USD 400 billion in merchandise exports in the current financial year 2021-22. We will soon ban the export of cotton and yarn as it not only affects employment generation (more raw material will provide direct/indirect employment to at least 9 million more people), but also the growth of garment manufacturers and exporters. also obstructs,"SiS Commited to update you on all textile related news real time.
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| Today evening, the rupee strengthened by 11 paise to close at Rs 74.24 against the dollar. | 18-08-2021 23:13:43 | view |
| Palm oil falls over 2% on expectations of weak export demand | 18-08-2021 22:37:37 | view |
| Palm oil may fall to 4,261 ringgit | 18-08-2021 20:11:24 | view |
| Rupee opens 5 paise stronger against dollar | 18-08-2021 17:39:11 | view |
| Oilseeds prices soften due to fall in foreign prices, fall in soybean, palmolein | 18-08-2021 17:38:44 | view |
| Palm oil falls | 18-08-2021 17:38:11 | view |
| Soya firm as crop conditions in focus | 18-08-2021 17:37:00 | view |
| Tanzania's cotton production & exports expected to rise | 17-08-2021 23:44:34 | view |
| Exporters to get new duty refund scheme this week | 17-08-2021 00:40:52 | view |
| Today evening the rupee strengthened by 1 paise to close at Rs 74.25 against the dollar. | 13-08-2021 23:18:13 | view |
| Rupee moves flat, breaks 1 paise and opens at 74.27 level | 13-08-2021 23:17:53 | view |
| China’s port shutdown raises fears of closures worldwide | 13-08-2021 22:24:27 | view |
| U.S. EXPORT SALES FOR WEEK ENDING 05/08/2021 | 13-08-2021 03:37:37 | view |
| Textile industry should use local cotton: government | 11-08-2021 03:37:05 | view |
| U.S. EXPORT SALES FOR WEEK ENDING 29/07/2021 | 06-08-2021 03:37:08 | view |
| Today evening, the rupee strengthened by 9 paise to close at Rs 74.18 against the dollar. | 05-08-2021 00:24:39 | view |
| Rupee has started with a strong opening today against the dollar. | 04-08-2021 18:52:20 | view |
| In a pathbreaking move, govt removes anti anti-dumping duty on Viscose | 04-08-2021 02:24:12 | view |
| Vietnam factory shut down! | 03-08-2021 18:15:17 | view |
| Noida garment exporters demand ban on export of Indian cotton and yarn | 03-08-2021 01:44:15 | view |
