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Commodity prices extend declines amid market volatility led by silver

Base and precious metals fell on Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) futures. The fall in metals was a little sharper on the London Metal Exchange (LME)

Gold, silver, crude prices plunge as trading catches coronavirus bug

Silver traded at its lowest in international markets since May 2009 and crude oil, metals did their worse since 2016.

Crude oil and metals slide on global cues; cryptocurrencies crash

Doom sentiment in financial markets has hit crypto currencies. Bitcoin fell $1,000 in 15 minutes to trade at $6,000 level

Iron ore, finished fertilizers help ports tide over falling volumes in coal

Vishakapatnam port aced other ports in cargo volumes with 10.98% growth

Metals prices outlook revised downward as China battles coronavirus

Prices of agricultural produce, metals, energy and industrial raw materials have fallen 5 per cent to 20 per cent in the last two weeks.

Explained: How concentrated index makes CPSE ETF risky for investors

Among the positives of the offer, the Nifty CPSE Index's valuations are more reasonable than that of front line indices

Sharp spike in agro commodities over tepid farm output, high import prices

Threat of poor weather conditions looms. Cold wave and pest attack could damage standing Rabi crops and elevate prices across the board in 2020

NSE commodities segment gets CBDT recognition, traders to get tax benefit

The approval will benefit traders in relation to trading in commodity derivatives segment of the NSE as the derivative income will be treated as business income

Commodity picks: October 14, 2019

Soy bean prices are expected to head towards Rs 3,650 per quintal from current levels of Rs 3,726 per quintal

Siraj Choudhary made MD, CEO of National Collateral Management Services Ltd

NCML is a leading organisation providing a bouquet of commodity-based services under a single umbrella

US-China trade war: India's gem and jewellery export gets a boost

If the tariff is actually implemented, China's gold jewellery export to US will not be viable and Indian exporters will get an opportunity to fill that gap

Commodities are on their longest winning streak as crude oil rallies

Bloomberg Commodity Index set for 15th consecutive session climb; gauge moves higher as base metals advance

Soon, trade in commodities at a nearby bank

RBI has opened the way for large banks to enter commodity broking services, through subsidiaries

Falling commodity prices take sheen off margins

Producers, consumer industry play hardball to protect interest

Tug-of-war between metal producers and consumers

Companies scramble to protect margins as commodity prices fall

Commodity price slump triggers investor caution

The slump in commodity prices triggered risk-off sentiment among global investors hitting equity markets and pushing up demand for safe haven assets like gold. Most Asian and European markets dropped on Friday, while the dollar gained against most emerging market currencies. The benchmark Sensex lost 267 points, or 0.9 per cent to end at 29,858.8, while the Nifty 50 index fell 74.6 points, or 0.8 per cent to close at 9,285.3. The rupee fell 0.3 per cent to close at 64.37 against the dollar. Foreign investors sold shares worth Rs 364 crore. Commodity and oil stocks witnessed selling.While oil and other commodity prices were seen stabilising on Friday, the weekly losses were enough to spook investors, raising concerns over the health of the global economy. A five per cent drop during the week, saw Brent oil prices fall to their lowest level since November 2015, erasing all gains since the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) signed a six-month deal to curb production ...

Exchanges want commodities transaction tax scrapped

Exchanges have lost 60% of their volume to unofficial trading following the tax imposition

Commodity rally adds to manufacturers' worry

While the sharp rise in raw material prices since June has increased their input costs, they might not be able to pass on the burden to consumers

Government can now fix retail prices of essential commodities

This rule will apply to essential commodities that are sold both in loose and packaged form in retail markets

Sebi mulls MFs' entry in commodity derivatives

Regulator also in dialog with other sectoral regulators to permit banks and other institutions, said chairman U K Sinha