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  COMMODITY WATCH
Saturday, August 04, 2001 
Energy Conservation Bill irks chemical sector
  Even as the Rs 125,000-cr chemical industry has welcomed the Government’s efforts to set up a new task force to give a fillip to the industry and make it more competitive, a cross section of players in the industry seem to be united in opposing the proposed Energy Conservation Bill 2000.
LIFFI coffee prices plunge to 30-year low
  Coffee prices in the international markets have fallen to 30-year low amid all round trade selling and nervous long liquidation. Coffee futures traded at London plunged to new 30-year lows on Thursday, dogged by a global oversupply of Robusta beans and bearish sentiment.

Texprocil sees cotton yarn exports down 6-7% this year

  Cotton yarn exports from India will fall by 6 to 7 per cent in 2001 compared to the previous year, the Cotton Textile Export Promotion Council (Texprocil) has indicated.
Apparel exports dip 23% as competition hurts
  Severe competition from countries like China and Bangladesh coupled with a slowdown in the US economy has hit the Indian apparel exports during the period January-June 2001 badly.


   OTHER STORIES
Steel surplus calls for global attention
Bullion recovers, oilseeds mixed
Cargo rates fluctuate; Overload penalty likely to push up rates
Asia to import less fuel oil as demand stagnates
Centre takes steps to promote rubber wood as timber alternative
Rubber sector to rely on inherent strengths

Tyre manufacturers offer discounts to counter domestic slowdown, imports

Kerala tyre-makers ask CM to review additional taxes

‘China may attract investment from Indian wool segment’

Kolkata tea sale gets good demand for all categories
Dollar trade in pepper delayed
‘Cotton quality suffers due to lack of infrastructure’

Herbal tourism: A novel way to market herbs, heritage

 
   
 
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