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Investors Prefer India To China, Infrastructure A Bright Spot: Survey
India's ability to turn its economic expansion into corporate profits makes it a better prospect for investors than Japan or China, according to the latest Bloomberg Markets Live Pulse survey.
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Elon Musk Distracted by Twitter, Should Focus on Tesla as EV Rivals Pick Up Pace, Investors Say in Survey
Out of 630 global MLIV Pulse contributors, 54 percent flagged the heightened risk of industry competition while 26 percent picked the behavior and decisions of its mercurial chief as a key concern for Tesla shareholders.
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Stock Limits On Pulses Not Removed, Being Enforced, Says Government
The government on Wednesday clarified that it has not removed stock limits imposed on pulses since July 2 to control prices.
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Meet The One Guy Who's Happy About The Wild Swings In The Stock Market
If you have a pulse and own a stock, you probably have seen Peter Tuchman's face. But a household name he ain't. Tuchman's histrionics play out on the stage of the New York Stock Exchange, where the 60-year-old trader - "I've been 55 for five years" - is known as the most photographed person at the NYSE.
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Government Lifts Curbs On Export Of Pulses As Country Sits On Huge Stock
The government has removed export curbs on all varieties of pulses to ensure farmers get remunerative prices as domestic rates have crashed below MSP in view of record production.
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India to Build Buffer Stock of 2 Million Tonnes of Pulses
India, which consumes nearly 22 million tonnes of pulses annually, sources yellow peas and lentils mainly from Canada and the United States.
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Cabinet Nod To Increase Pulses Buffer Stock To 20 Lakh Tonnes
The Union Cabinet on Monday approved a proposal to enhance buffer stock of pulses up to 20 lakh tonnes, an official statement said.
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Government Agencies To Buy Pulses Directly From Farmers
The government today directed procurement agencies, including NAFED, to buy tur, urad and moong directly from farmers in all producing states for creating buffer stock to supply lentils at cheaper rates and ensuring support price for growers.
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Government Looks To Rein In Prices Of Pulses Through Imports, Buffer Stock
Alarmed by the rising prices of essentials like pulses and tomatoes, the government today decided to boost supply through its newly-created buffer stock and imports.
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Government Preps Buffer Stock Of Pulses, Onion To Counter Price Rise
Criticised for high prices of onions and pulses last year, the government is taking no chances this time. A special procurement drive has been launched to add both commodities to its buffer stock.
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Rice Prices May Reach Boiling Point in Coming Months
After pulses, rice prices may also shoot up and reach a "boiling point" in the coming months due to depleting stocks and likely fall in its kharif output, according to industry body Assocham.
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US Lawmakers Welcome India's Move on Pulse Import Policy
A group of influential lawmakers from Montana has welcomed India's decision to reverse its regulatory restrictions on pulse crop stock limits, paving way for resuming exports of pulses from the US state to India.
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Maharashtra Govt May Exempt Pulses Importers From Stock Holding Limit
The state government is scheduled to hold another round of meeting to finalise both the stock holding limit issue as well as purchase of imported tur dal from importers.
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Arvind Kejriwal Blames Hoarding, Commodity Stock Market for Price Rise
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today blamed "hoarding" and commodity stock market behind skyrocketing retail prices of pulses and questioned the Maharashtra government's move to remove stock limits of pulses earlier this year, which has been recently reimposed.
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Pulses Importers Seek Removal of Restrictions to Bring Prices in Control
As dal prices continue to rage, pulses importers today offered to supply one lakh kilograms of tur dal per day at Rs 135 a kilogram and asked the National Democratic Alliance government to exempt them from stock holding limits.
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Investors Prefer India To China, Infrastructure A Bright Spot: Survey
India's ability to turn its economic expansion into corporate profits makes it a better prospect for investors than Japan or China, according to the latest Bloomberg Markets Live Pulse survey.
-
Elon Musk Distracted by Twitter, Should Focus on Tesla as EV Rivals Pick Up Pace, Investors Say in Survey
Out of 630 global MLIV Pulse contributors, 54 percent flagged the heightened risk of industry competition while 26 percent picked the behavior and decisions of its mercurial chief as a key concern for Tesla shareholders.
-
Stock Limits On Pulses Not Removed, Being Enforced, Says Government
The government on Wednesday clarified that it has not removed stock limits imposed on pulses since July 2 to control prices.
-
Meet The One Guy Who's Happy About The Wild Swings In The Stock Market
If you have a pulse and own a stock, you probably have seen Peter Tuchman's face. But a household name he ain't. Tuchman's histrionics play out on the stage of the New York Stock Exchange, where the 60-year-old trader - "I've been 55 for five years" - is known as the most photographed person at the NYSE.
-
Government Lifts Curbs On Export Of Pulses As Country Sits On Huge Stock
The government has removed export curbs on all varieties of pulses to ensure farmers get remunerative prices as domestic rates have crashed below MSP in view of record production.
-
India to Build Buffer Stock of 2 Million Tonnes of Pulses
India, which consumes nearly 22 million tonnes of pulses annually, sources yellow peas and lentils mainly from Canada and the United States.
-
Cabinet Nod To Increase Pulses Buffer Stock To 20 Lakh Tonnes
The Union Cabinet on Monday approved a proposal to enhance buffer stock of pulses up to 20 lakh tonnes, an official statement said.
-
Government Agencies To Buy Pulses Directly From Farmers
The government today directed procurement agencies, including NAFED, to buy tur, urad and moong directly from farmers in all producing states for creating buffer stock to supply lentils at cheaper rates and ensuring support price for growers.
-
Government Looks To Rein In Prices Of Pulses Through Imports, Buffer Stock
Alarmed by the rising prices of essentials like pulses and tomatoes, the government today decided to boost supply through its newly-created buffer stock and imports.
-
Government Preps Buffer Stock Of Pulses, Onion To Counter Price Rise
Criticised for high prices of onions and pulses last year, the government is taking no chances this time. A special procurement drive has been launched to add both commodities to its buffer stock.
-
Rice Prices May Reach Boiling Point in Coming Months
After pulses, rice prices may also shoot up and reach a "boiling point" in the coming months due to depleting stocks and likely fall in its kharif output, according to industry body Assocham.
-
US Lawmakers Welcome India's Move on Pulse Import Policy
A group of influential lawmakers from Montana has welcomed India's decision to reverse its regulatory restrictions on pulse crop stock limits, paving way for resuming exports of pulses from the US state to India.
-
Maharashtra Govt May Exempt Pulses Importers From Stock Holding Limit
The state government is scheduled to hold another round of meeting to finalise both the stock holding limit issue as well as purchase of imported tur dal from importers.
-
Arvind Kejriwal Blames Hoarding, Commodity Stock Market for Price Rise
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today blamed "hoarding" and commodity stock market behind skyrocketing retail prices of pulses and questioned the Maharashtra government's move to remove stock limits of pulses earlier this year, which has been recently reimposed.
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Pulses Importers Seek Removal of Restrictions to Bring Prices in Control
As dal prices continue to rage, pulses importers today offered to supply one lakh kilograms of tur dal per day at Rs 135 a kilogram and asked the National Democratic Alliance government to exempt them from stock holding limits.
