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PRESS NEWS:
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Sugar mills moot new cane pricing formula.
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Lack of rail rakes hits raw sugar movement.
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Census impacts sugarcane survey in Uttar Pradesh.
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Raw sugar import deals turn sour; mills cancel,
renegotiate pacts.
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Carbon credit prices rise 20%.
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Supreme Court slaps notice on Centre over dues to
sugar mills.
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Food inflation eases to 12.6% on cheaper potatoes,
onions.
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Govt wants to end sales quota in sugar industry.
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Pawar hints at decontrolling sugar.
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Conference of States to discuss PDS reforms.
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Power regulator fears States blocking electricity
exports can Short-circuit private investments.
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Monitoring system for PDS soon.
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Kharif crop sowing picks up in major growing regions.
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Govt gears up to decontrol sugar.
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India to consider sugar reforms within 3 months.
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APL can be roped into food security scheme by
limiting BPL quota says Rangarajan.
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New Inflation index likely from August 14.
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Private, Coop. sectors urge Govt to decontrol sugar.
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RBI policy reviews to be more frequent.
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Petrol prices to be revised every month.
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National Advisory Council finalises food security
Bill.
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Inflation rises to 10.55% in June.
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Renewable energy, a viable option says CERC Chief.
INDIAN
MARKET REVIEW
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Selling pressure weighs down sugar.
SPECIAL
ARTICLE
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Achieving millennium’s goals.
EDITORIAL
COMMENTS
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Spoonful of sugar – Sector decontrol must be more
than sweet talk.
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Economy on even keel – Industry’s still humming.
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Plugging the leaks – The PDS system can be reformed
without waiting for UIDAI.
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Challenge of sugar decontrol.
FOREIGN
NEWS
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Brazil ports under strain to cope with sugar demand.
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Sugar up on strong Asian demand.
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Sugar falls from 12-week high on crop outlook.
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India may export 500,000 tonnes sugar in
2010-11: ISO.
INTERNATIONAL
SUGAR SITUATION
International sugar prices have suffered
heavy losses during the last week, there was some decline in the raws as
well – LDP for white sugar for
August 2010 closed from the week at $ 515.40 MT, down by US $ 45.40 per
metric ton from last week.
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