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Copper Prices Drop in August After China’s Imports of Unwrought Copper Reach a 16-Month Low

Copper prices dropped by 0.75% to ₹784.95, primarily due to weaker demand from China, the world’s largest copper consumer. China’s unwrought copper imports fell to a 16-month low in August, with total imports down 12.3% year-on-year to 415,000 metric tons. This was largely due to reduced manufacturing activity and demand in key sectors like electric…

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petrol diesel

As petrol and diesel prices remain stable, oil companies have profit opportunities in late 2024.

If the current decline in crude oil prices continues, it will lead to healthy marketing margins for downstream companies in the future. State-run oil marketing downstream companies posted weak earnings in the first quarter of the current fiscal after prolonged volatility in crude oil prices. Analysts expect a drop in retail prices of petrol and…

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This central bank will probably continue to purchase a significant amount of gold

Gold’s price surge surpasses oil and copper, attracting central bank purchases in emerging markets. Unlike fiat currencies, its limited supply protects against inflation and currency devaluation, ensuring stability and financial stability. Gold also lacks credit or counterparty risk. Geopolitical factors drive gold demand, with 81% of central banks expecting global gold reserves to increase, and…

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Turmeric Prices Rise Due to Limited Supply and Increasing Stockist Interest in Purchasing

Turmeric prices increased by 3.72% to ₹14,204 due to tighter market supplies and renewed stockist interest. However, the increase was limited by reports of increased sowing this year, with farmers holding back stocks and anticipating further price increases. Dry weather in Indonesia has sped up harvesting, reducing production. Increased sowing in key regions like Maharashtra,…

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crude oil

Oil prices rise as US stocks decline and OPEC+ may postpone a supply increase

Although the gains were constrained by ongoing demand concerns, oil prices increased somewhat after falling to multi-month lows earlier because major producers may postpone an output rise scheduled for next month and because U.S. stocks decreased. November Brent crude futures saw a 0.1% increase, or 15 cents, to $72.85, following a 1.4% decline to the…

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