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  The lessons from global economic crisis
  What we are going through is an unprecedented crisis; we will be failing the world if we do not draw the right lessons to prevent its recurrence. It is not correct  that markets and competition don't work, but it may not work in the absence of regulation.
 
  Centralised clearing vital for credit default swaps
  The current financial crisis is requiring policymakers to rethink the existing approach to market regulation and oversight. Many observers have singled out OTC credit derivatives, including CDS, as needing greater scrutiny and transparency.
 
  India, South Africa, Brazil should share mining tech
  Indian mining companies could invest in Amazon region rich in mineral deposts, it can source clean coal technology from S.Africa. In view of the environmental concerns, India, South Africa and Brazil should share mining technology.
 
  Western Canadian farmland: Gold with a cash yield
  Agcapita’s first farmland fund is finalizing its 2008 acquisition program in anticipation of the launch of a $50 million follow-on fund in late Q4 2008. With Jim Rogers on its advisory board, its plan for Western Canadian Farmland has gain more credibility.
 
  Happy Diwali likely for India's investors!
  Capital market is ready to cheer in this festive season. There are several reasons. First, there is nothing wrong with Indian Economy or Indian Capital Market as such. Proactive regulators geared up to insulate India from the heat of global credit crisis.
 
  JP Morgan takes equity stake in DME
  The Dubai Mercantile Exchange Limited (DME) today announced that J.P. Morgan has taken an equity stake in the Exchange joining a number of other leading global financial institutions
 
  India gets its largest ever container vessels
 

Shipping Corporation of India now owns the largest container vessels under the Indian Registry-- SCI Chennai and Mumbai with a capacity of 4,400 TEU. Recently, SCI had bought a first of its kind Very Large Crude Carrier from Hyundai Shipbuilding Co.

 
  Is the Stock Market Crash Over?
  The anxiety and fear people are having about their investments in the stock market is growing. The DOW had its worst week EVER in point and percentage terms last week with a 22.1% loss while the S&P 500 had its worst week since 1933.
 
  Now an exclusive commodities career portal
  An online portal focused on the international commodity career sector is set to make immediate impact in environmental, energy, metals, and agricultural job markets
 
  Paul Krugman gets Nobel Prize for economics
  The American economist Paul R. Krugman has won the 2008 Nobel Prize for Economics for his analysis of trade patterns and location of economic activity.
 
  Will crisis affect India's much valued commodity?
  In recent times, the above-average growth in several sectors including retail, FMCG, real estate, coffee consumption was the result of higher disposable incomes created by IT, BPO, BT, BFSI industry. Will the global economic crisis reverse the trend?
 
  Vimetico acquires China's Yaoling coalmine
 

Global Aluminium major, Vimetico has announced the acquisition of Yaoling Coalmine in Gongyi, China for RMB 213 mn.The acquisition of the Yaoling mine ensures mining rights for 33 years until 2041. The mine, which has 900 employees.

 
  India to gain out of Brazilian support for biofuels
  With increasing bilateral trade, biofuel industry in the country stands to gain out of possible increase in technical support from Brazil which has huge expertise in the field, according to ASSOCHAM.In 2007-08, this trade enhanced to US$ 3 billion mark.
 
  Commodity Trends: Hurt by economic slowdown
  Commodity prices have crashed worldwide as global economic slowdown hits markets worldwide. Except for gold whose prices are rising on the of back of increased buying on safe-haven buying. India's inflation marginally eased to 11.80%.
 
  India-China to work out mutually beneficial RTA's
  Which are the three fruits and vegetables from India allowed entry into China? They are mangoes, grape and bittergourd, 14 other items are yet to be allowed entry into China .Both countries want bilateral investments in various sectors to be increased.
 
  Use forex reserves to create exclusive fund: CII
  In a five-point agenda to enable the country to tide over the crisis created by global meltdown, CII has suggested formation of a exclusive fund by dipping into the large forex reserves of RBI. The fund should be utilised for investing in Indian securities.
 
  Bremen Cotton Exch finds raw cotton pollutant-free
  The current survey of the Bremen Cotton Exchange confirms that raw cotton from the 2008/09 crop is completely pollutant-free. In all raw cotton from 15 countries were tested, for the first time samples from China and Pakistan were also analysed
 
  Recession: are you drinking your full coke bottle?
  What are indicators of an imminent recession? Coke and Pepsi drinkers are not keeping their bottles unfinished anymore. People go to Wal-Mart instead of single brand stores. US car sales is at 16-month low because nobody is giving loans.
 
  Big ticket capex investments unhurt by slowdown
  Capacity expansion plans in India for the first quarter of 2008-09 have fallen by 29% but big ticket and medium ticket investments have not been affected. New capex plans are expected to generate massive employment opportunities to 3 mn people in 3-4 years.
 
  CME-Thomson Reuters to wind up FXMarketSpace
  CME Group and Thomson Reuters will take steps necessary to close FXMarketSpace, the 50/50 joint venture company they introduced in May 2006.
 
  JSW Steel's crude steel output crosses 1 mn tonnes
  JSW Steel has posted the highest ever crude steel production crossing one million tonnes for the second quarter of 2008 (July to September).
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Chinese steel majors cut output on falling demand
India, South Africa, Brazil should share mining tech
The Olympics Effect: Is Chinese growth slowing?
India Post to offer gold coins through post offices
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     Market Pulse  
  US government posts record $455 billion deficit
  Federal Reserve's Beige Book said that economic activity slowed in all 12 districts. The US federal government posted a record high $455 billion deficit for 2007-2008.
  MCX index falls by 82.47%, NCDEX down by 9.59%
  MCX and NCDEX indices stood at lower today in the intraday trading session because of weak global sentiments.
  NCDEX jeera futures closes with moderate gains
  Jeer future today ended with moderate gains at NCDEX counter on short covering. NCDEX jeera Oct contract spurted up by Rs 70 to session’s high Rs 10650 per quintal.
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    Technical Calls  
  Commodities recap - evening of 15th Oct, 2008
  Bullions remained range bound with spot gold facing stiff resistance at $850 an ounce.
  Flashback - Energy 15th Oct, 2008
  Crude Oil prices failed to hold on to its gains yesterday and ended lower amidst volatile trading, as concerns over falling demand outweighed measures taken by central banks to ease credit crisis. November crude oil prices were down by 3.15%, to clos
  Flashback - Base Metals 15th Oct, 2008
  Copper prices touched a high of $5,510 yesterday despite a whopping rise in inventories by 2,475 tonnes.
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    FOREX Reports  
  Aussie ends lower again
  The Aussie closed trading weaker Wednesday as another lackluster day on Wall Street weighed on risk sentiment.
  Yen keeps rising
  Japanese yen continued gains Wednesday as investors turned risk-averse after shares in Asia fell on fears that the credit crunch would lead to a sharp slowdown in the global economy.
  Pound sterling recovers against dollar
  Pound sterling continued its recovery Tuesday as traders welcomed the UK government's plan to inject 37 billion pounds into the country's ailing banks.
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