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Gold and Oil News - October 24, 2007 8:00
Current year wheat target fixed at 24m tons
Current year wheat target fixed at 24m tons ISLAMABAD, Oct 23: The government on Tuesday set current year’s wheat output target at 24 million tons and finally reduced last year’s production estimates by 260,000 tons to 23.3 million tons. Minister for Food, Agriculture and Livestock (Minfal) Source: c.moreover.com
FTSE higher as equities regain poise
London equities recovered their poise as closely-watched figures from oil group BP were not as bad as some had feared. By late morning, the index was up 60 points, or 0.9 per cent, at 6,519.4. Read More…
AT&T profit up on strong wireless sales
AT&T profit up on strong wireless sales NEW YORK (Reuters) – Top U.S. phone company AT&T Inc. on Tuesday said its profit and revenue rose, helped by strong growth in its wireless business and its acquisition of BellSouth. Source: feeds.reuters.com Oil turns higher and climbs back above $86 LONDON (Reuters) – Oil turned higher again […]
Futures point up after strong profits (Reuters)
Reuters – Stock futures signaled a higher market opening on Tuesday, with strong earnings by Apple Inc. and American Express Co easing worries that consumers were curbing their spending. Read More…
Secretaries’ panel to finalise wheat import modalities
): The Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Livestock (Minfal) will hold the secretaries committee meeting within the next two days to finalise the modalities of import of 0.4 million tons of wheat. Sources told Business Recorder here on Monday the Minfal Read More…
FTSE higher as equities regain poise
London equities recovered their poise as closely-watched figures from oil group BP were not as bad as some had feared. By late morning, the index was up 60 points, or 0.9 per cent, at 6,519.4. Read More…
Global stocks rebound after sharp losses
Global stocks rebound after sharp losses LONDON (Reuters) – Investors set aside wide-ranging concerns about the future on Tuesday to send stocks higher after a few sessions of hefty losses and to boost demand for higher-yielding currencies. Source: feeds.reuters.com Texas Instruments profit up; view disappoints NEW YORK (Reuters) – Texas Instruments Inc posted a 10 […]
Global stocks rebound after sharp losses (Reuters)
Reuters – Investors set aside wide-ranging concerns about the future on Tuesday to send stocks higher after a few sessions of hefty losses and to boost demand for higher-yielding currencies. Read More…
AP: Oil Prices Drop to $85.77 a Barrel
AP: Oil Prices Drop to $85.77 a Barrel SINGAPORE (AP) – Oil prices fell Tuesday amid worries about a possible slowdown in the U.S. economy that would reduce demand for oil and petroleum products.Light, sweet crude for December delivery lost 25 cents to US$85.77 a barrel in Asian electronic Source: c.moreover.com
Carmakers help lift European equities
Takeover talk drove European equities higher, as speculation over the future ownership of German carmaker Volkswagen intensified Read More…
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