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- Indian economy may grow 8.5% in FY12: Dr. C. Rangarajan
India's economy could expand by 8.5% in the year ending March 2012, spurred by a strong performance by the industry and service sectors even as the agriculture sector is likely to go through some moderation, the chairman of the Prime Minister's Economic Advisory Council (PMEAC), Dr. C. Rangarajan, said on Thursday.Переслать - Greece Agrees With EU, IMF on Deeper Austerity Plan
Greece agreed with its EU and IMF lenders to impose yet deeper austerity, a senior official said on Thursday, as unease grew in the ruling party that the government will try to speed the package through parliament undebated.Переслать - Jacob Rothschild: 'Glaring' Risks Ahead for World Economy
Risks to the world's economy are "glaring and global," with growth likely to suffer as governments withdraw fiscal and monetary support, according to Jacob Rothschild, chairman of RIT Capital Partners Plc.Переслать - Oil prices - NYMEX
On June 02, 2011 oil price on New York stock exchange has increased by $0,11 to $100,4 per barrel.Переслать - Three barriers to free trade
Ukraine is prepared to waive the use of some geographic names in Ukrainian brand names over the next 10 yearsПереслать - Wheat prices - CBOT
On June 02, 2011 the cost of wheat on Chicago stock exchange has increased by $3,82 to $282,77 per ton.Переслать - Corn prices - CBOT
On June 02, 2011 the cost of corn on Chicago stock exchange has increased by $3,15 to $301,73 per ton.Переслать - Soybeans prices - CBOT
On June 02, 2011 the cost of soybeans on Chicago stock exchange has increased by 20,8 cents to 1407,0 cents per bushel.Переслать - Russia will lift ban on EU vegetables import on four conditions
Russia's ban on import of fresh vegetables from the European Union could be lifted, provided Europeans meet a number of conditions, head of the Russian consumer rights watchdog (Rospotrebnadzor) and country's chief medical officer Gennady Onischenko told Interfax.Переслать - Wheat prices revive as Black Sea fears ease
The wheat market revived, as Ukraine trimmed its export forecast amid forecasts of dry weather, while Fitch Ratings added its voice to those expecting prices to stay high despite Russia's return to foreign sales.Переслать - Ukraine. Cabinet publishes resolution on cancelation of wheat and barley quotas
The Ukrainian Cabinet of Ministers posted on its Web site on Friday resolution No. 566 dated May 25 canceling export quotas on wheat and barley.Переслать - KSG Agro buys three agricultural companies with land bank of 10,000 ha
The Antimonopoly Committee of Ukraine has permitted Luxemburg-based KSG Agro to buy three agricultural companies – Vesna Farm Ltd., Dniproagroprogress and Dniproagrostandard (all based in Dnipropetrovsk region) with the total land bank of some 10,000 hectares, reads a posting of KSG Agro on the Warsaw Stock Exchange (WSE) issued on Thursday.Переслать - Ukraine. Nation could profit big amid surging global food demand
Billions of dollars in fresh investment could help Ukraine boost crop, export earnings.Переслать - Cargill and the USJ Group announce joint venture in sugar, ethanol, and bioelectricity
Cargill and the USJ Group announced today they are entering an agreement to establish a joint venture in the sugar, ethanol, and bioelectricity segment.Переслать - EU urges Russia to end ban on vegetable imports
The European Commission urged Russia on Thursday to lift its ban on the import of raw vegetables from EU nations over a deadly E.coli outbreak.Переслать - Romanian Producer Price Inflation Eases In April
Romania's producer price inflation slowed in April, data released by the National Institute of Statistics showed Thursday.Переслать - Finnish GDP Growth Slows In Q1
Finland's economy expanded at a slower pace in the first quarter, Statistics Finland said Friday.Переслать - Vegetables could grow in price due to additional checks on border
Additional costs related to checks on vegetables coming from the European Union will lead to a rise in the price of vegetables and fruits. Ukraine will not resort to a complete ban on imports of vegetables from the European Union despite the fact that it's difficult to control the flows of imports of vegetables and pathogenic intestinal bacteria, Chairman of the State Veterinary and Phytosanitary Service of Ukraine Ivan Bisiuk has said.Переслать - US economy may be sliding back towards recession, Wall Street fears
Shares fell heavily on Wall Street on Wednesday after a gloomy report from US factories and signs of a slowdown in employment growth prompted fears that the recovery in the world's biggest economy is fading.Переслать - Moody's: Bulgarian Bank System Outlook Remains Negative
The reasons behind that assessment are chiefly related to what Moody's calls "an unconvincing economic recovery and week operative environment."Переслать - Trichet Suggests Creation Of Eurozone Finance Ministry
European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet on Thursday suggested setting up of a finance ministry for the euro area.Переслать - Chinese Companies Seek to Invest Big in Bulgarian Agriculture
Chinese companies have demonstrated committed interest in investment in Bulgaria's agriculture, according to Agriculture and Foods Minister Miroslav Naydenov.Переслать - Russia bans all EU vegetable imports
Russia banned vegetable imports from all European Union member states as of today due to an outbreak of severe stomach infection in Europe just days after prohibiting "green" imports from Germany and Spain.Переслать - US economy may be sliding back towards recession, Wall Street fears
Shares fell heavily on Wall Street on Wednesday after a gloomy report from US factories and signs of a slowdown in employment growth prompted fears that the recovery in the world's biggest economy is fading.Переслать - Greece has 50:50 chance of defaulting, says ratings agency Moody's
The cost of insuring Greek government bonds rose on Thursday after ratings agency Moody's said there was now a 50% chance of the country defaulting on its debts.Переслать - Wheat prices - CBOT
On June 01, 2011 the cost of wheat on Chicago stock exchange has decreased by $8,45 to $278,95 per ton.Переслать - Corn prices - CBOT
On June 01, 2011 the cost of corn on Chicago stock exchange has increased by $4,33 to $298,58 per ton.Переслать - Soybeans prices - CBOT
On June 01, 2011 the cost of soybeans on Chicago stock exchange has increased by 10,2 cents to 1386,2 cents per bushel.Переслать - US footprint in Romania: USD 1 bln corporate investments, USD 1.1 bln Govt. contributions
US direct investments to Romania have reached USD 1 billion since 1990, with nearly 100 American companies having invested in the country in the last 21 years, according to data from the US Embassy to Romania.Переслать - Russia growing mrkt, partner for Canada agriculture - minister.
Canada and Russia have demonstrated the desire to strengthen bilateral relations and expressed willingness to work together to increase trade between the two countries, the press service of the Ministry of Agriculture of Canada thus commented on a meeting of the Canada-Russia Livestock Forum on Wednesday that was co-chaired by RF First Deputy Prime Minister Viktor Zubkov and Agriculture Minister of Canada Gerry Ritz.Переслать - Ukraine's B.I.G. Harvest Group may float on Warsaw Stock Exchange
Ukrainian agro-industrial company B.I.G. Harvest Group plc is considering listing its shares on the Warsaw Stock Exchange (WSE), the company's press service has reported.Переслать - India's Food Inflation Eases
India's food price inflation slowed during the week ended May 21, data released by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry revealed Thursday.Переслать - Moody's Downgrades Greece Again
Moody's Investors Service on Wednesday downgraded Greece's local and foreign currency bond ratings deeper into junk status, citing heightened risk that the country will fail to stabilise its debt position without a debt restructuring.Переслать - Japan's Recovery To Quicken In Second Half Of FY 2011/12: BoJ's Nakamura
Japan's economic recovery is set to accelerate in the second half of the fiscal year ending March 2012, Bank of Japan policy board member Seiji Nakamura said Thursday. Private consumption is likely to recover and reconstruction demand to increase further, he told business leaders in Nara, western Japan.Переслать - Economic Development Ministry propose improving GDP growth forecast to 4.7%
The Ministry of Economic Development and Trade proposes that the Cabinet of Ministers improve the forecast of GDP in 2011 from 4.5% to 4.7%. This was stated by First Deputy Minister Vadym Kopylov.Переслать - Ovostar Union to gain $31 million from IPO on WSE
Ovostar Union N.V. (Netherlands), holding company of one of the largest Ukrainian producers of eggs and egg products, Ovostar Group (TMs Yasensvit and Teleshivske), is planning to gain $31 million from the initial public offering (IPO) on the Warsaw Stock Exchange (WSE), as reported by the press office of the exchange.Переслать - Ukraine could become major supplier of wheat to Asia
The world prices of wheat can retain their current positions in the second half of 2011. Thus, the factor of droughts in Europe will be compensated for by Russia and Ukraine's returning to the ranks of grain exporters. In particular, the purchase price of wheat for Asian millers could be retained at USD 300-350 per ton, FOB. Ukraine was named as the main source of production for East Asia, UKRINFORM reported.Переслать
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