Sunday, October 11, 2015

Today's stock exchange news

BSE stock market has deferred plans to set up a commodity exchange and trading in commodities for him to start a separate section on its platform market regulator SEBI's approval is sought. BSE until the next fiscal year to start their own commodity exchange had planned, and he had received approval from SEBI, the previous commodity markets regulator FMC approval was awaited. BSE managing director and CEO Ashish Kumar Chauhan said, SEBI stock exchanges for trading in commodities is not approved yet. But we are willing to start volume for commodities.

He said, rather than launching a separate exchange, we have decided to launch a separate segment. We had applied for commodity exchange, but the merger (FMC SEBI) has become. So we started on BSE commodities section of the regulator for the sanction applied last week.

Flour mills to meet seasonal demand and increased offtake by stockists in Delhi last week, the wholesale grain market continues to firm up the wheat, rice and other grain prices rose. Also, tight supplies in the market prices of cereals was also selected.

Traders said the market amid limited supply of festive and marriage season demand amid a boom in demand from flour mills and neighboring states, the rise in wheat prices.

Wheat MP. (Native) of Rs 50 100 to Rs 2450-2800 per quintal over the weekend with the fastest, while wheat closed at Ddha (to get the most use flour) price spurted Rs 1650-1700 per quintal.

Flour mill (delivery) prices rose by Rs 20:30 Rs 1720-1735 per quintal while the capital and Sktibhog price of flour rose by Rs 10-10 per bag of 230-230 kg to Rs 10-10 happened. Roller flour mill price of Rs 895-900 with a gain of the same difference (50 kg bag) said.

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The price of flour and semolina with a gain of Rs 10-10 respectively and Rs 955-960 per 50 kg bag of 1075-1080 occurred. Basmati rice segment (Red Fort) with a gain of Rs 300 to Rs 10,700 per quintal, while the price of basmati rice Lal Mahal rose by Rs 500 to Rs 10,500 per quintal.

Consistent with the general trend of Super Basmati rice prices rose by Rs 200 to Rs 9,700 per quintal. While the new rice basmati common prices rose by Rs 100 to Rs 5,000-5,200 per quintal. Other cereals such as sorghum increased offtake yellow rose by Rs 50 to Rs 1500-1550 per quintal. On the other hand, some support the tide white steady at Rs 3000-3100 per quintal.

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