India's annual inflation rate for all
commodities, based on the new series of Wholesale Price Index, for the month of
March fell marginally to 6.89% from the preceding month's 6.95% and 9.68%
reported during the corresponding month of 2011.
Reserve Bank of India cut interest rates for
the first time in three years by an unexpectedly sharp 50 basis points to give
a boost to sagging economic growth, but warned that there is limited scope for
further rate cuts.
The
natural rubber futures have weakened in both domestic and international market
on easing crude oil prices as the synthetic rubber, widely used alternative for
natural rubber. With the dip in crude oil prices, the manufacturing cost of
synthetic rubber also goes down. This leads to the shift in demand towards synthetic
rubber from natural rubber. The demand for natural rubber is expected to rise
this year as the global economy is reviving from the crisis and the present
consumption trend is showing positive trend for coming months.
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lot more in Rubber4U – 1st May 2012 issue
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