KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 26 (Bernama) — The Naza group plans to launch four new Peugeot car models this year and is targeting to sell close to 3,000 units. Its joint executive chairman SM Nasarudin SM Nasimuddin said the group sold 3,766 Peugeot cars last year, …
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While announcing 2009 results, commenting on US Steel’s outlook, Mr John P Surma chairman & CEO of US Steel said that “We expect to report an overall first quarter 2010 operating loss in line with the fourth quarter 2009 as gradually improving business conditions are …
SINGAPORE: Rice is the only crop in Asia at risk of potential damage from El Nino as the weather phenomenon, which reduces rainfall, weakens and may spare coffee, palm oil, rubber and sugarcane output, an agricultural meteorologist said. Drier-than-normal weather has affected rice crops in …
Wednesday, January 27, 2010By Israr Khan ISLAMABAD: Pakistan would soon start halal meat export to Malaysia, and in this regard negotiations with Kuala Lumpur were in advanced stages. “Pakistan is awaiting Malaysian response”, well-placed sources in the Ministry of Livestock and Dairy Development told The …
At 3.15pm, CPO 3-month futures is up RM39 to RM2,721 per tonne; Nymex crude oil in electronic trade down 9 cents to US$81.68 per barrel.
4/1 Oil price tops US$80 per barrel on Monday afternoon with the Nymex crude oil futures for February up 76 cents to US$80.12
It is reported that, despite upheaval in the global economy and significantly reduced container throughput, Singapore is still the world’s busiest container port ahead of Shanghai, judging by statistics from both port authorities. Mr Wang Hongquan vice director for the Shanghai Transport & Port Authority …
NGR Guardian News reported that commodities had their best year in 2009 since at least 1970, led by a doubling in copper, sugar and lead prices, as Chinese demand compensated for the steepest slump in the global economy since World War II. The S&P GSCI …