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SEBI Extends Suspension Of Derivatives Trade In 7 Commodities Till December 2023
The other agricultural commodities suspended by Sebi are -- paddy (non-basmati), chana, crude palm oil, mustard seeds and their derivatives and soya bean and its derivatives.
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Palm Surges Nearly 6% On Higher Soyoil Prices, Strong India Demand
Malaysian palm oil futures rose nearly 6 per cent on Tuesday.
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Don't Buy Palm From Malaysia, Group Tells Members After Kashmir Criticism
The trade spat between India, the world's biggest palm buyer, and Malaysia seems to be escalating, with an influential processors' group in Mumbai asking its members to refrain from buying the tropical oil from the second-largest producer. Futures in Kuala Lumpur fell on Tuesday.
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Food Ministry Recommends Raising Edible Oil Import Taxes
Food Minister Ram Vilas Paswan has said that his ministry wants to double the import tax on crude edible oils and raise that on refined oils by 50 per cent, but is waiting for other ministries to give their views before passing its recommendation to the Cabinet.
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SEBI Extends Suspension Of Derivatives Trade In 7 Commodities Till December 2023
The other agricultural commodities suspended by Sebi are -- paddy (non-basmati), chana, crude palm oil, mustard seeds and their derivatives and soya bean and its derivatives.
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Palm Surges Nearly 6% On Higher Soyoil Prices, Strong India Demand
Malaysian palm oil futures rose nearly 6 per cent on Tuesday.
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Don't Buy Palm From Malaysia, Group Tells Members After Kashmir Criticism
The trade spat between India, the world's biggest palm buyer, and Malaysia seems to be escalating, with an influential processors' group in Mumbai asking its members to refrain from buying the tropical oil from the second-largest producer. Futures in Kuala Lumpur fell on Tuesday.
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Food Ministry Recommends Raising Edible Oil Import Taxes
Food Minister Ram Vilas Paswan has said that his ministry wants to double the import tax on crude edible oils and raise that on refined oils by 50 per cent, but is waiting for other ministries to give their views before passing its recommendation to the Cabinet.
