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Archer Daniels Midland to buy controlling stake in smaller Israeli rival Industries Centers
09 May 2017
Crude prices hit 5-month lows as glut fears weigh
05 May 2017
Oil prices fell 3 per cent on Friday after prices crashed to five-month lows in the previous session amidst concerns of global oversupply
Gold surges to highest level in over a month
10 Jan 2017
Oil zooms above $50 a barrel on hopes of output deal
30 Nov 2016
The price rise results from a possible agreement by Russia to join an output cut; but a failure to reach an agreement could push oil below $25 a barrel, say analysts
14 states deregulate fruits and vegetables marketing
29 Nov 2016
The move has the potential to make available fruits and vegetables to consumers at reasonable prices while also enhancing farmers’ profit with their open choice of selling to anybody, anywhere
Noble Group to sell North American energy distribution unit to Calpine Corp for $1.05 bn
10 Oct 2016
Oil powers higher as produces flock to Doha for crucial meet
16 Feb 2016
Though Russia, which is outside the Opec and is the world's top crude oil producer, has long refused to cut output, it has now signalled that it is not averse to cooperating with Opec
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