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    Oil prices tick up as crude, gasoline inventories ease

    Oil prices rose as U.S. crude and gasoline stocks fell, with Brent at $85.43 and WTI at $82.47. Influences include U.S. inflation data, Federal Reserve actions, Powell's comments, CPI and PPI reports, OPEC's forecast, Hurricane Beryl impact, economic growth, air travel, rate cut speculation, and interest rates affecting borrowing costs.

    GoM to decide on rice export ban, spice exporters cautious of quality

    Minister Piyush Goyal stated a Group of Ministers will judge lifting the non-basmati rice export ban, effective July 20, 2023, based on demand and price. Rejected spice consignments, including MDH and Everest, involving carcinogenic pesticide, are minimal. Managed with FSSAI, ensuring India's $56 billion food export quality. Indian exporters uphold quality standards.

    Rice exporters rally over 9% amid likely easing of curbs

    The government's plan to relax rice export restrictions led to share surges in Kohinoor (9.6%), Chaman Lal (8.8%), KRBL (7.1%), and LT Foods (5.96%), aiming to avoid an October glut and tackle food inflation. Key points include Minimum Export Price, sector rotation, rural focus, biogas policy, Russia's impact, Geojit Financial Services, agricultural waste, and the agro-economy.

    KRBL, LT Foods, other rice stocks rally up to 14% amid likely easing of export restrictions

    India’s consideration to ease rice export limits surged KRBL shares by 13%, LT Foods to a 52-week high, and Kohinoor Foods by 11%. Plans include fixed duties on white rice, scrapping 20% parboiled rice tax. Indian exports hit 2.9 million tons this fiscal year; monsoon season planting is critical for West Africa and Middle East reliance.

    India's tea prices soar as extreme weather slashes output

    India's tea prices are on the rise due to extreme weather events affecting production. Heatwaves and floods have led to a significant drop in output, supporting the struggling industry. Production in key regions like Assam has been severely impacted, with prices surging nearly 20%. Export demand remains strong despite the challenges.

    Oil little changed as investors eye impact of storm Beryl on Texas

    Oil prices held steady with Texas ports closed for Tropical Storm Beryl, a potential Category 2 hurricane. Brent at $86.65, WTI at $83.08. Analyst Tony Sycamore cited power outages, inventory draws, and rate cut hopes from easing inflation. Energy Information Administration data showed weekly draws, with unchanged Baker Hughes rigs. Key ports Corpus Christi and Houston closed.

    The Economic Times
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