Commodities
Goldcorp’s $3.2-bn bid for Andean Resources trumps Eldorado Gold’ offer
03 Sep 2010
Goldcorp Inc, Canada’s largest gold producer, yesterday said it is buying gold miner Andean Resources Ltd for $3.2 billion, trumping a rival bid from Eldorado Gold Corporation.
Gold prices at record high of Rs19,405/10gm
01 Sep 2010
Hectic buying by gold stockists anticipating festival season demand has sent the price of the metal soaring to an all-time high of Rs19,405 per ten grams. The gains at home mirror those in global markets.
FCI sells 750 mt tones of wheat through NSEL
16 Jun 2010
ICEX proposes trading in iron-ore futures
22 May 2010
Platts Introduces New India Oil Price Assessments
By By Vivek Dev | 27 Aug 2009
Commodity markets pleased with CTT removal
06 Jul 2009
Government clamps down on commodities amid uneasy monsoon
26 Jun 2009
With a delayed and scanty monsoon now official, India will not lift grain export curbs till monsoon trends are clearer
NCDEX inks deal with Singapore commodity bourse
26 May 2009
China to have its own iron ore trading platform
23 May 2009
Futures trade in wheat re-launched after regulatory nod
21 May 2009
India’s commodity exchanges have resumed futures trading in wheat after a gap of over two years, following permission from commodity market regulator
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