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MUMBAI | TUESDAY, 3 MARCH 2020

MUMBAI | TUESDAY, 3 MARCH 2020 ECONOMY & FINANCE 7. <

PRESS TRUST OF INDIA

New Delhi, 2 March

Finance Minister NirmalaSitharaman on Monday said thedirect tax dispute resolutionscheme announced in the Budgetwould be of great help to people asit would save time and moneyspent in fighting cases.

As many as 483,000 direct taxcases worth ~9.32 trillion arelocked in various appellate forumssuch as Commissioner of IncomeTax (Appeals), Income TaxAppellate Tribunal, High Courts,Supreme Court, and DebtRecovery Tribunals.

“The scheme will give settle-ment option to all those with dis-puted tax... This will be of greathelp because people spent a lot oftime and money in settling cas-es,” Sitharaman said while mov-ing the Direct Tax Vivaad seVishwas Bill, 2020 amid a din inthe Lok Sabha.

She said the governmenthad taken measures to reducelitigation and a similar schemewas announced for indirect tax disputes.

Under the proposed scheme,taxpayers willing to settle dis-putes shall be allowed a com-plete waiver of interest andpenalty if they pay the entireamount of tax in dispute by

March 31 this year, followingwhich a 10 per cent additionaldisputed tax shall have to be paidover and above the tax liability.

Further, where arrears relateto disputed interest or penaltyonly, then 25 per cent of disputedpenalty or interest shall have tobe paid if the payment is made byMarch 31, beyond which the sameshall be enhanced to 30 per cent.

Vivaad se Vishwas to help save time, money: FM

JAYAJIT DASH

Bhubaneswar, 2 March

States spent 14 per cent less capital between2015 and 2018 than they had budgeted tomeet fiscal deficit targets, said a report.

“Given the increasingly higher shareof states in capital outlay of the country,it is important to note that cutback incapital outlay by states has been morethan other components of their Budget.As the actual receipts havebeen significantly lower (9per cent on average duringthe 2015-18 period), the stateshave had to cut their expen-diture in order to meet fiscaldeficit targets,” a study byDelhi-based PRS LegislativeResearch noted.

“During this period, com-mitted expenditure itemscomprising salaries, pensions,and interest payments haveformed 53 per cent of the rev-enue expenditure. These areexpenditure obligations which are diffi-cult to reduce during the year. As revenueexpenditure is less compressible, a dis-proportionate cutback is observed in cap-ital outlay,” the study added.

During the 2015-20 period, four stateshave, on average, spent more on capitaloutlay than they budgeted — Odisha (8per cent), Haryana (6 per cent),Himachal Pradesh (5 per cent) andKarnataka (2 per cent). States which end-

ed up spending significantly less thanwhat they budgeted include Jammu &Kashmir (51 per cent), Assam (51 percent) and Goa (50 per cent).

Capital outlay is the component ofthe government's expenditure whichleads to creation of assets, such as roadsand bridges, schools, and hospitals.

During the 2010-20 period, on aver-age, have spent higher on capital outlayas compared to the Centre. For instance,

in 2019-20, capital outlay ofstates and the Centre are esti-mated to be 2.8 per cent ofgross domestic product, orGDP (~5.7 trillion), and 1.8 percent of GDP (~3.8 trillion),respectively.

The size of the expendi-ture budget of states hasincreased over the yearsowing to revenue augmenta-tion by the states as well asincreased devolution fromthe Centre.

“The gap between a gov-ernment's expenditure and receipts isfunded through borrowings, which issubject to limits under the FRBM (FiscalResponsibility & Budget Management)framework. States have managed to keeprevenue deficit under control (0.1 per cent during the 2015-18 period)unlike the Centre (2.4 per cent duringthe same period). Consequently, stateshave had more funds for capital outlay,”the report said.

States spent 14% lessin 2015-18 to meetfiscal deficit targets

ANUP ROY

Mumbai, 2 March

The spreads between corporate bonds andequivalent maturity

government bonds have comedown substantially. Althoughthis gives an impression thatthe bond market is welcomingback corporates, experts say itwould be a wrong conclusionto draw.

The spread between the 10-year AAA-rated corporateand equivalent maturity government bonds have fallento 108 basis points, from about140 basis points in October endlast year.

The drop is even sharper forthe five-year segment wherethe spread has contracted to 64basis points, from about 110basis points at the end ofOctober.

This may give an impressionthat the rate transmission theReserve Bank of India (RBI)hoped for may have happenedin the corporate bond segment,too. That would also mean thatIndian companies can raisebonds at a cheaper rate fromthe market.

But issuances in corporatebonds are actually falling,largely because non-bankingfinancial companies (NBFC)are staying away from issuingfresh papers.

This is creating its owndemand for every new

issuance. And that may explainwhy corporate bond yields arealso falling.

As prices of bonds rise, theyields fall and vice versa.

“Compression in spreadbetween G-Sec and corporatebond is largely to do withfavourable demand-supplydynamics and improvement inthe interest rate outlook.However, in the case of risk pre-mium or market liquidity, theyhaven’t improved consider-ably,” said Soumyajit Niyogi,associate director at IndiaRatings and Research.

At 6.80 per cent for a five-year maturity AAA-rated paper,Indian corporate bonds stilloffer one of the highest returnsfor a foreign investor. In caseof public sector enterprises, theyield is about 15-basis pointslower. Still, those are attractiveyields for almost risk-freereturns.

But foreigners are not majorinvestors in these markets,even as the government hasopened up more space for themin the Budget.

Mutual funds, by far, are thelargest buyers of corporate

bonds. But they are not asactive as before after the IL&FScrisis where AAA-rated bondsgot downgraded to junk in amatter of few weeks.

The lack of supply alsomakes the new issuances in thetop-rated category costlier forinvestors.

The government bondyields have also fallen after theliquidity infusion exercise bythe RBI.

For example, the 10-yeargovernment bond yields havefallen from 6.80 per cent at theend of December to 6.35 percent.

Similarly, corporate bondyields have also fallen as gen-eral liquidity improved. The 10-year AAA-rated corporate bondyield, in the same period, hasfallen from 7.86 per cent to 7.43per cent.

But both yields need notmove together, said BadrishKulhalli, head of fixed incomeat HDFC Life Insurance.

“Both the yields don’t nec-essarily move in tandem. Highspreads are often not an indi-cation of dislocation, but it’sjust normal leads and lags,”said Kulhalli.

Bond spreads shrink but no cheer

PRESS TRUST OF INDIA

Mumbai, 2 March

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) onMonday said it has received ~1.71 trillionin the third long-term repo operation(LTRO) conducted for an amount of~25,000 crore.

The central bank received 66 bids inthe three-year tenor LTRO, which hasreversal date on March 1, 2023.

“The total bids that were receivedamounted to ~171,965 crore, implying abid to cover ratio (i e., the amount of bidsreceived relative to the notified amount)of 6.9,” the RBI said in a release.

As against this, the RBI allotted anamount of ~25,028 crore, with a pro-rataallotment percentage to 14.54 per cent.

The RBI will conduct another LTRO

for three-year tenor worth ~25,000 croreon March 9.

It has already conducted two LTROsfor ~25,000 crore each on February 17 andFebruary 24. In the February 17 LTRO forthree-year tenor, it received bids amount-ing to ~1.944 trillion.

In the second LTRO for one-year tenorconducted on February 24, the RBI got 52bids amounting to ~1.23 trillion.

In last month’s bi-monthly policyreview, the RBI had announced termrepurchase agreements (repos) of one-year and three-year tenors for a totalamount of ~1 trillion at the policy reporate, from the fortnight beginningFebruary 15.

LTROs are aimed at helping banks toreduce their lending rates, thereby quick-ening the monetary policy transmission.

RBI receives ~1.71 trn in LTRO

CLOSING GAPCorp-G-Sec yield in %

Compiled by BS Research Bureau Source: Bloomberg

1.40

1.20

1.00

0.80

0.60

0.40

10-yr AAA5-yr AAA

Apr 1,’19 Mar 2,’200.64

1.08

1.06

1.07

“THE SCHEME WILL GIVESETTLEMENT OPTION TOALL THOSE WITH DISPUTEDTAX... THIS WILL BE OFGREAT HELP BECAUSEPEOPLE SPENT A LOT OFTIME AND MONEY INSETTLING CASES”NIRMALA SITHARAMAN, Finance minister

Experts say it’ll bewrong to assumethat bond marketis welcoming back corporates

During the 2010-20period, states on anaverage spenthigher on capitaloutlay as comparedto the Centre. Forinstance, in FY20,capital outlay ofstates and theCentre are estimatedto be 2.8% and 1.8% of GDP,respectively

63.5 MN ITRs E-FILED TILL MID-FEBThe number of income taxreturns (ITRs) filed through electronicmode has been increasing since the assessmentyear 2016-17 (AY17).The number of ITRs at63.5 million till February 15 for AY20 hasalreadysurpassed that for AY19. The belated returns for AY20 can besubmitted till March 31, 2020. Therefore this number will increasefurther, Minister of State for Finance Anurag Thakur said in awritten reply in the LokSabha. He said the taxdepartmenthadidentified 1.56 million non-filers for AY19 through the non-filersmonitoring system. INDIVJALDHASMANA

Total number of income tax e-returns in million

2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 (till Feb 15,’20)

Source: Data given in written reply by Anurag Thakur in the Lok Sabha

51.8 53.2 62.8 63.5

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çÎßâ â˜æ U(âô×ßæÚU)·ë¤çá çÁ¢âCottonCotton MCX(1 B)Mar 31 18400, 18700, 18280, 18340.......................6582 971 33023Apr 30 18840, 18840, 18530, 18570.......................1229 237 9273May 29 19060, 19100, 18800, 18860.........................251 47 302CottonSeed Oil-Akola NCDEX(1 Q)Mar 20 1610, 1661, 1590, 1608 .............................47550 2762 73490Apr 20 1635, 1682, 1612, 1628 .............................35530 2257 45310May 20 1690, 1706, 1636, 1649 ...............................6110 441 13780Jun 19 1703, 1720, 1676, 1691 .................................900 54 3110Kapas MCX(20 K)Apr 30 1011, 1016, 994, 997.5 ..................................748 152 924Shankar Kapas-Rajkot NCDEX(20 Kg)Apr 30 1012, 1016, 994, 996.5 ................................1641 1021 3411GrainsGuar Seed 10 NCDEX(1 Qtl)Mar 20 3680, 3738, 3590, 3610 .............................43990 4604 43440Apr 20 3698, 3752, 3600, 3616 .............................25685 2973 46500Oil and OilseedsCastorSeed New-Disa NCDEX(1 Qtl)Mar 20 3742, 3790, 3702, 3714 ...............................6940 540 11955Apr 20 3790, 3808, 3722, 3730 ...............................4325 423 15480May 20 3794, 3812, 3734, 3748 .................................885 104 2905Crude Palm Oil MCX(10 K)Mar 31 655, 660, 638, 639.4 ..................................26420 1853 64770Apr 30 652, 656, 633.8, 634.7 .................................7290 558 28670Mentha Oil MCX(1 K)Mar 31 1173.9, 1173.9, 1160, 1161.7.....................149.4 362 236.88Mustard Seed Rape Oil NCDEX(1 Q)Apr 20 4004, 4033, 3937, 3944 .............................16540 1258 18180May 20 4027, 4053, 3965, 3969 ...............................2000 193 4630Ref Soy Oil-IDR-2016 NCDEX(10 Kg)Mar 20 773, 779.2, 761, 762.4 ...............................20420 2396 33490Apr 20 771.4, 775, 754.2, 756.4 ............................11110 1304 22830May 20 772, 774, 753.8, 766.......................................150 29 1195Soyabean Indore NCDEX(1 Q)Mar 20 3730, 3760, 3650, 3658 .............................27475 3444 93675Apr 20 3704, 3734, 3624, 3632 .............................33480 4176 116135

May 20 3714, 3740, 3634, 3644 .............................14970 1820 56185Jun 19 3742, 3748, 3660, 3668 ...............................2450 287 8240OthersGuarGum 5T-Jodhpur NCDEX(1 Qtl)Mar 20 6089, 6216, 5886, 5917 .............................11970 1819 17940Apr 20 6190, 6289, 5956, 5995 .............................11805 1770 40690PulsesChana-Bikaner NCDEX(1 Qtl)Mar 20 3970, 4010, 3942, 3952 .............................12590 1013 16640Apr 20 3941, 3950, 3893, 3901 ...............................9400 756 24900May 20 3961, 3988, 3933, 3941 ...............................2380 172 5420SpicesCoriander-Kota NCDEX(1 Q)Apr 20 5891, 6039, 5805, 5845 ...............................2730 254 6940May 20 5900, 6043, 5820, 5892 .................................430 41 1390Jeera Unjha NCDEX(1 Q)Mar 20 13550, 13730, 13270, 13445.......................1557 450 1821Apr 20 13260, 13400, 13005, 13105.......................1668 489 2151May 20 13380, 13380, 13150, 13270...........................48 14 222Turmeric Nizamabad NCDEX(1 Q)Mar 20 6068, 6068, 5952, 5958 .................................500 93 2875Apr 20 6040, 6040, 5930, 5948 .................................665 119 5140

ÏæÌéMetal- non ferrousAluminium Mini MCX(1 K)Mar 31 136.85, 137.75, 136.2, 137.5.......................4322 2952 4794Apr 30 137.8, 138.4, 136.65, 138.2 ...........................203 183 207Copper MCX(1 K)Mar 31 424.8, 428.25, 422, 425.55........................23055 7353 11597.5Apr 30 427.85, 431.25, 427.7, 428.6 .........................470 177 482.5Lead Mini MCX(1 K)Mar 31 144, 145.45, 143.7, 145.2 ............................7762 5260 4655Apr 30 144.7, 146.1, 144.55, 145.85 .........................142 142 224Nickel MCX(1 K)Mar 31 913.5, 931.7, 913.5, 921.3 ...........................9981 6009 2880Apr 30 910.7, 924.9, 910.7, 920.8 ............................79.5 52 135Zinc Mini MCX(1 K)Mar 31 154.8, 158.3, 154.8, 156.6 .........................25476 14407 17615Apr 30 156.4, 159.5, 156.2, 157.8 .............................747 576 1401Metal- preciousGold MCX(10 G)Apr 03 41738, 42343, 41646, 42275......................12.91 11208 13.86

Jun 05 41860, 42580, 41859, 42505........................1.16 1016 9.06Gold Guinea MCX(8 G)Mar 31 33570, 33968, 33464, 33921........................0.01 771 0.01Apr 30 33420, 34111, 33420, 33924 .............................0 212 0Gold Mini MCX(10 G)Mar 05 43014, 43014, 41689, 42112........................0.03 147 0.02Apr 03 41574, 42307, 41574, 42231........................1.97 16456 0.99May 05 41758, 42409, 41722, 42340........................0.13 1096 0.16Gold Petal MCX(1 Gm)Mar 31 4148, 4178, 4131, 4173 ................................0.01 2521 0.01Apr 30 4195, 4213, 4151, 4189......................................0 566 0

Silver MCX(1 K)Mar 05 45002, 45002, 44600, 44764........................0.93 29 3.96May 05 45200, 45440, 44962, 45302....................408.81 11257 288.27Jul 03 45622, 45860, 45570, 45775..........................0.6 20 2.4Silver Micro MCX(1 K)Apr 30 44537, 45475, 44537, 45357...........................48 35415 29.49Jun 30 46000, 46180, 45618, 45913........................2.56 1891 2.32Silver Mini MCX(1 K)Apr 30 45000, 45468, 44914, 45344....................126.09 19956 52.97Jun 30 45728, 46067, 45610, 45897........................1.42 267 1.45

ÌðÜ °ß¢ »ñâ GasNatural Gas MCX(1 MB)Mar 26 126.2, 127.8, 124.7, 125.2....................85530mb 40446 43255mbApr 27 130.1, 131.5, 128.7, 129.........................2965mb 1655 2606mb

May 26 136, 136.5, 133.9, 134.7 .............................35mb 27 228mbOilCrude Oil MCX(1 BL)Mar 19 3326, 3385, 3295, 3305 ..........................29621bl 172717 3540blApr 20 3394, 3414, 3327, 3338 ..............................594bl 5049 244bl

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ÏæÌéMetal- non ferrousAluminium Mini MCX(1 K)Mar 31 134.45, 136.8, 133.9, 136.7.......................13937 8914 4029Apr 30 135.1, 137.55, 134.7, 137.4 ...........................358 338 203Copper MCX(1 K)Mar 31 419.85, 424.15, 415.3, 421.85...................50185 16385 10965Apr 30 424.5, 427, 419.3, 424.95 ...........................742.5 285 230Lead Mini MCX(1 K)Mar 31 142.3, 144.6, 139.55, 143.75.....................24935 15850 3344Apr 30 142.2, 145.2, 140.6, 144.4 .............................554 500 193Nickel MCX(1 K)Mar 31 899.4, 911.7, 889.1, 901 ............................23253 14034 1911Apr 30 894.1, 909.7, 890, 902.6 .............................268.5 174 121.5Zinc Mini MCX(1 K)Mar 31 152, 156.95, 150.2, 154.85........................64402 36139 16275

Apr 30 153.6, 158, 151.6, 156.15 ............................1647 1395 1360Metal- preciousGold MCX(10 G)Apr 03 42670, 42747, 41275, 41397......................34.99 29661 13.16Jun 05 42933, 42945, 41500, 41583........................1.38 1194 8.62Gold Guinea MCX(8 G)Mar 31 33901, 34199, 33231, 33325........................0.02 1980 0.01Apr 30 33990, 34300, 33250, 33284........................0.01 387 0Gold Mini MCX(10 G)Mar 05 42350, 43000, 41248, 41763........................0.45 3351 0.06Apr 03 42569, 42724, 41280, 41403........................5.06 40646 0.8May 05 42798, 42830, 41344, 41485........................0.28 2118 0.13Gold Petal MCX(1 Gm)Mar 31 4196, 4220, 4112, 4123 ................................0.02 5127 0.01Apr 30 4225, 4226, 4135, 4141......................................0 663 0Silver MCX(1 K)Mar 05 46010, 46044, 43556, 43979....................160.56 4764 17.91May 05 46529, 46529, 43957, 44403..................1266.87 34057 310.23Jul 03 46807, 47010, 44603, 44919........................6.72 211 2.4Silver Micro MCX(1 K)Feb 28 49500, 49500, 45744, 46542........................0.79 332 0.08Apr 30 46600, 46650, 44111, 44497....................156.75 117344 31.4Jun 30 47316, 47316, 44800, 45129........................9.09 6782 2.24Silver Mini MCX(1 K)Feb 28 47075, 47075, 43903, 43979......................84.93 13021 1.87Apr 30 46635, 46697, 44060, 44468....................305.72 46622 53.95Jun 30 47112, 47133, 44756, 45055........................5.04 849 1.34

ÌðÜ °ß¢ »ñâ GasNatural Gas MCX(1 MB)Mar 26 127, 127.7, 119.6, 124.3.....................233545mb 111813 39369mbApr 27 133, 134, 124, 128.5 ...............................8905mb 5254 2425mbMay 26 134.4, 135.3, 129.3, 134 ...........................216mb 159 219mbOilCrude Oil MCX(1 BL)Mar 19 3322, 3353, 3206, 3263 ..........................75475bl 429483 2488blApr 20 3377, 3377, 3238, 3294 ............................2148bl 14372 228blMay 18 3320, 3393, 3280, 3332...................................2bl 20 3bl

Name Exchange ( Units)

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Cotton 91.6 43526

Oil and Oilseeds 236.9 94287

Spices 0.3 12

Metal(Feb 28)

Metal- non ferrous 5821.4 39774

Metal- precious 26885.7 444

Oil and gas(Feb 28)

Gas 3002.3 42013

Oil 25517.2 2718

Name Tovr (` Cr) OI(000)

Agri commodity

Cotton 181.6 139121

Grains 256.8 96230

Oil and Oilseeds 653.1 385060

Others 145.5 58875

Pulses 96.3 48175

Spices 69.5 20804

Name (Maturity) Close Day*Gainers (* % Change)

Aluminium Mini (Feb 28) 139.2 4.0Lead Mini (Feb 28) 149.9 3.7Zinc Mini (Feb 28) 158.7 3.7Nickel (Feb 28) 925.2 3.2Copper (Feb 28) 426.3 1.6Gold Petal (Feb 28) 4248.0 1.0Losers (* % Change)Silver (Mar 05) 43979.0 -4.8Silver Mini (Feb 28) 43979.0 -4.7Crude Oil (Mar 19) 3263.0 -3.9Cardamom (Mar 13) 2785.6 -3.6Gold (Apr 03) 41397.0 -2.3Silver Micro (Feb 28) 46542.0 -2.3

Name (Maturity) Close Day*Losers (* % Change)

CottonSeed Oil-Akola (Mar 20) 1608.0 0.6Maize IndusNizamabad (May 20) 1600.0 0.1Losers (* % Change)GuarGum 5T-Jodhpur (Mar 20) 5917.0 -2.5Jeera Unjha (Mar 20) 13445.0 -1.7Mustard Seed Rape Oil (Apr 20) 3944.0 -1.4Guar Seed 10 (Mar 20) 3610.0 -1.4Soyabean Indore (Mar 20) 3658.0 -1.3Coriander-Kota (Apr 20) 5845.0 -1.3CastorSeed New-Disa (Mar 20) 3714.0 -1.0Ref Soy Oil-IDR-2016 (Mar 20) 762.4 -0.8Turmeric Nizamabad (Mar 20) 5958.0 -0.7Chana-Bikaner (Mar 20) 3952.0 -0.5

Name (Maturity) Futures Prem/DisPremium over spot price (In %)

Crude Palm Oil Kandl (Mar 31) 681.3 3.1Turmeric Nizamabad (Mar 20) 5958.0 2.7Bajra-Jaipur (Mar 20) 1764.0 1.8Maize-Sangli (Mar 20) 1787.0 1.8Bajra-Delhi (Mar 20) 1764.0 1.1Moong-Merta City (Mar 20) 7750.0 1.1Discount over spot price (In %)Barley Jaipur (Apr 20) 1661.0 -20.6Soy Bean Indore (Mar 20) 3658.0 -5.5Guar Gum 5 MT-Jodhpu (Mar 20) 5917.0 -4.4Coriander-Kota (Apr 20) 5845.0 -3.4Jeera Unjha (Mar 20) 13445.0 -2.6

Name (Maturity) Futures Prem/DisPremium over spot price (In %)

Silver Micro-Ahemd (Feb 28) 46542.0 3.4Gold Petal-Mumbai (Feb 28) 4248.0 0.5Kapas Surendranagar (Apr 30) 997.5 0.3Alumini-Mumbai (Feb 28) 139.2 0.0Discount over spot price (In %)Menthol Oil Chandaus (Mar 31) 1161.7 -9.7Cardamom Vandanmedu (Mar 13) 2785.6 -9.0Lead Mum (May 29) 145.0 -3.7Zinc Mumbai (May 29) 156.5 -3.6Copper Mum (Feb 28) 426.3 -2.6Silver Ahm (Mar 05) 43979.0 -2.3Zinc Mini Mumbai (Feb 28) 158.7 -2.2Gold Ahm (Apr 03) 41397.0 -2.0

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As on Mar 2 International DomesticPrice %Chg# Price %Chg#

METALS ($/tonne)

Aluminium 1,663.0 -7.1 1,924.9 2.2

Copper 5,573.0 -4.8 6,146.0 -1.3

Nickel 12,160.0 -10.8 12,924.5 -10.9

Lead 1,869.0 -2.2 2,007.4 -5.4

Tin 16,225.0 -1.7 17,186.9 -0.7

Zinc 2,018.5 -11.7 2,199.9 -16.1

Gold ($/ounce) 1,597.7* 9.2 1,802.9 9.8

Silver ($/ounce) 16.8* -0.6 19.3 0.5

ENERGY

Crude Oil ($/bbl) 50.2* -17.4 51.2 -17.2

Natural Gas ($/mmBtu) 1.7* -25.8 1.7 -26.6

AGRI COMMODITIES ($/tonne)

Wheat 187.0 0.8 288.7 -3.1

Maize 184.4* 0.3 245.7 -10.7

Sugar 397.1* 16.0 477.7 -1.2

Palm oil 617.5 -5.4 996.8 -4.0

Rubber 1,601.7* 4.5 1,849.3 1.2

Coffee Robusta 1,266.0* -8.8 1,808.1 -3.7

Cotton 1,357.8 -3.5 1,483.3 -5.4

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Coriander-Jaipur (N) X 6015.00 5925.00Coriander-Kota (N) 1 Q 6024.00 6051.70Cotton Seed Oilck Ak (N) 1 Q 1640.00 1727.15Cotton Seed Oilck Ka (N) 1 Q 1668.95 1802.20Cotton-Kadi (N) 1 B 18498.15 18570.65CPO-Kandla (M) 10 K 678.50 661.00Crude Palm Oil Kandl (N) 10 K 678.00 660.75Crude Palm Oil-KAKIN (N) 10 K 650.00 642.50Diamond 0.3 - Surat (I) 1 CT 908.00 905.90Diamond 0.5-Surat (I) 1 CT 1568.30 1566.60Diamond 1-Surat (I) 1 CT 3494.85 3497.10Gold Ahm (M) 10 G 42352.00 42232.00Gold Guinea-Ahmedaba (M) 8 G 34018.00 33921.00Gold Petal-Mumbai (M) 1 G 4248.00 4226.00Guar Gum 5 MT-Jodhpu (N) X 6081.80 6189.75Guar Seed 10 MT-Jodh (N) 1 Q 3629.15 3695.00Guarseed-Jodhpur (I) 1 Q 3585.00 3663.00Gur Muzaffar Nagar (N) 40 K 1088.05 1085.45Isabgulseed-Unjha (I) 1 K 102.65 102.70Jeera Jodhpur-Jodhpu (N) X 14500.00 14500.00Jeera Unjha (N) 1 Q 13903.55 13800.00Kachi Ghani Must Oil (N) 10 K 819.75 815.00Kapas Kadi-Kadi (N) X 967.90 993.30Kapas-Rajkot (N) X 964.30 982.30Lead Mum (M) 1 K 148.40 150.50

Maize Kharif-Nizamab (N) X 1780.00 1750.00Maize Rabi-Gulabbagh (N) 1 1855.90 1864.10Maize-Erode (N) X 1823.90 1827.50Maize-Feed/Ind- Gula (N) 1 Q 1855.90 1864.10Maize-Feed/Ind-Delhi (N) 1 Q 1825.00 1837.50Maize-Sangli (N) X 1780.90 1755.90Masoor Grain Bold In (N) 1 Q 4550.00 4400.00Moong-Merta City (N) 1 Q 7725.00 7668.75Mustardseed Alwar (N) 20 K 4250.30 4243.90Nickel Mumbai (M) 1 K 913.20 935.70Paddy-Basmati-Karnal (N) X 2925.00 2950.00Paddy-Basmati-Karnal (I) 1 Q 3015.00 3015.00Paddy-Basmati-Pusa (N) X - 2804.40Pepper-Ernakulam (I) 1 K 331.40 329.20Pepper-Kochi (N) 1 Q 33433.35 33177.80R M Oil-Sriganganaga (N) X 815.50 814.50Rape mustards-Patan (I) 20 K 758.00 745.00Rapeseed Must.Seed (N) X 1953.90 1955.00Raw Jute-Kolkatta (N) X 5280.00 5238.30RBD Palm Olein Kakin (N) 10 K 730.00 725.00Ref Soya Oil Indore (N) 10 K 798.45 795.00Ref Soya Oil Mum (N) 10 K 808.15 804.55Ref Soya Oil Nagpur (N) 10 K 808.75 801.00Rubber-Kochi (N) 1 Q 13450.00 13450.00Rubber-Kochi/Ernak. (I) 1 Q 13433.00 13433.00

Silver M-Ahemdabad (M) 1 K 45509.00 45015.00Soy Bean Indore (N) 1 Q 3875.00 3870.00Soy Bean Kota (N) 1 Q 3762.15 3774.90Soy Bean Nagpur (N) 1 Q 3913.75 3913.75Soy Bean-Akola (N) X 3863.00 3825.00Soymeal Indore (N) 1 T 31500.00 31400.00Soyoil-Indore (I) 10 K 800.60 794.30Steel Long-Ghaziabad (I) 1 T 31050.00 30800.00Steel Long-MGG (I) 1 T 31800.00 31670.00Steel Long-Raipur (I) 1 T 28770.00 28460.00Sugar M Delhi (N) 1 Q 3195.00 3205.00Sugar M Grade-Kanpur (N) 1 Q 3345.25 3285.70Sugar M Grade-Kolhap (N) 1 Q 3247.50 3224.15Sugar M Kolkatta (N) 1 Q 3400.00 3361.90Sugar M Muzaff (N) 1 Q 3243.95 3227.50Sugar S-Kolhapur (N) 1 Q 3128.50 3128.35Turmeric Nizamabad (N) 1 Q 5800.00 5800.00Wheat Delhi (N) 1 Q 2200.00 2200.00Wheat Kota (N) 1 Q 2161.90 2147.50Wheat New Indore (N) 1 Q 2050.00 1975.00Wheat New Kanpur (N) 1 Q 2031.25 2070.00Wheat New-Rajkot (N) 1 Q 1931.90 1900.00Yellow Peas Mum (N) 1 Q 5800.00 5750.00Yellow Peas-Kanpur (N) 1 Q 5400.00 5100.00

(M) MCX ,(N) NCDEX & (I) ICEX Spot prices

Notes: 1) International metals, Indian basket crude, Malaysia Palm oil, Wheat LIFFE and Coffee Karnataka robusta pertains to previous

days price. 2) International metal are LME Spot prices and domestic metal are Mumbai local spot prices except for Steel.

3) International Crude oil is Brent crude and Domestic Crude oil is Indian basket. 4) International Natural gas is Nymex near month

future & domestic natural gas is MCX near month futures. 5) International Wheat, White sugar & Coffee Robusta are LIFF E future

prices of near month contract. 6) International Maize is MATIF near month future, Rubber is Tokyo-TOCOM near month future and

Palm oil is Malaysia FOB spot price. 7) Domestic Wheat & Maize are NCDEX future prices of near month contract, Palm oil & Rubber

are NCDEX spot prices. 8) Domestic Coffee is Karnataka robusta and Sugar is M30 Mumbai local spot price. 9) International cotton is

Cotton no.2-NYBOT near month future & domestic cotton is MCX Future prices near month tures.Bloomberg chartMaker Compiled by BS Research Bureau

* As on Mar 2, 20 1800 hrs IST, # Change Over 3 Months, Conversion rate 1 USD = 72.7& 1 Ounce = 31.1032316 grams.

¥æñlæðç»·¤Metals ..............MumbaiAluminium utensil scrap /kg 105.....................(105)Aluminium ingots /kg 140.....................(140)Brass sheet cutting /kg 315.....................(318)Brass utensil scraps/kg 295.....................(303)Copper heavy scrap /kg 414.....................(410)Copper utensil scraps/kg 383.....................(384)Copper wire bar /kg 447.....................(442)Lead ingots /kg 146.....................(146)Nickel Cathodes /kg 940.....................(920)Tin slabs /kg 1250...................(1250)Zinc slabs /kg 160.....................(157)Source:Bombay Metal ExchangeCotton ..............MumbaiBengal Deshi /Qtl 9954...................(9983)DCH - 32 /Qtl 11164.................(11248)Jaydhar /Qtl 9533...................(9617)Shankar- 6 /Qtl 10911.................(10967)Source:Cotton Association of IndiaOil ..............MumbaiCastor FSG /10kg 820.....................(820)Castor Comm /10kg 810.....................(810)Ricebran oil/10kg 820.....................(820)

Groundnut oil /10kg 1200...................(1200)Linseed oil /10kg 880.....................(880)Karanji /10kg 800.....................(800)Palm oil /10kg 750.....................(766)Sunflower exp ref /10kg 835.....................(835)Sunflower oil exp /10kg 770.....................(780)Soyabean ref / 10kg 795.....................(800)Source:Bombay Commodity Exchange

âæò�ÅSugar ..............MumbaiMumbai M-30 /Qtl 3362-3586 .........(3352-3592)Source:Bombay Sugar Merchants Association

ª¤UÁæüCrude Brent-$/Barrel ............................NYSE Crude 45.53..................(44.76)Brent Crude (UK) 50.57..................(50.02)Brent Crude (WTI) 44.76..................(44.76)NYSE Natural Gas-$/Mmbtu 1.72....................(1.68)Furnace/ 180 Cst &/bbl 283.16................(278.35)Naptha spot /Rs/MT 45170.................(45170)LSHS spot/ M.T. 36150.................(36150)Furnace Oil spot/ K.L. 33950.................(33950)Source:Petroleum Bazaar.com

âÚUæ üÈ¤æGold ..............MumbaiStandard (99.50 Purity) /10 gms 42157.................(42354)Pure (99.90 Purity) /10 gms 42326.................(42524)Silver.999/ kg 45080.................(45515)Source:India Bullion & Jewellers Association

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29 mm Cotton-Rajkot (N) 1 B 18492.45 18495.80Alumini-Mumbai (M) 1 K 138.30 139.10Bajra-Delhi (N) 1 Q 1725.00 1745.00Bajra-Jaipur (N) 1 Q 1757.50 1732.80Barley Jaipur (N) 1 Q 2075.85 2090.65Basmati-Amritsar (I) 100 KG 3249.00 3249.00Cardamom-Vand. (I) 1 K 3100.00 3083.00Castor Seed Disa (N) 1 Q 3863.80 3870.25Castor Seed-Kadi (N) X 3800.00 3800.00Chana Bikaner (N) 1 Q 4043.00 4024.00Chana Delhi (N) 1 Q 4216.95 4201.80Chana-Akola (N) X 4012.50 3987.50Coriander-Gondal (N) X 5967.00 5983.00

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Public in General is hereby informed that my client Rupa Vasant Raichur is lawful joint owner of Flat No. 501, 5th Floor, Bldg. No. SP89, Poonam Complex 89-93 Co-op. Housing Society Ltd., Poonam Complex, Shanti Park, Mira Road (E), Dist. Thane - 401107 along with her father Late Vasant Laxmikantacharya Raichur, the said Late Vasant Laxmikantacharya Raichur had expired on 01/07/2018 leaving behind my client and her mother Smt. Veena Vasant Raichur as his only legal heirs and representatives, except them there is no other legal heirs of the said deceased.Any person/s claiming any right, title or claim for legal heir ship, should intimate me, within 14 days from the date of publication of this notice, failing which, it will be presumed that there is no right, or claim by anyone and the same has been waived.Dated 03rd March, 2020 Sd/-

Prem Pandey (Advocate High Court)C-54/401, Sector-10, Shantinagar,

Mira Road (E), Thane - 401107

PUBLIC NOTICE

Date : 03/03/2020R. J. MISHRA

Advocate High Court

PUBLIC NOTICE

7 x 4

Notice is hereby given that Mr. Molairam Mahadev Pal is the owner of Flat No. 206, “B” Wing, on Second Floor, in Sukh Sagar Co. Op, Hsg. soc. Ltd, Situated at Goddev Naka, Phatak Road, Bhayandar (E), Dist. – Thane 401105. Originally Mrs. Shakuntala Surender Rao was purchased the said Flat Premises From M/s. Gem Builders Private Ltd., Vide agreement For Sale Dated 10/02/1993. who is expired on 27/01/2001, after death of Mrs. Shakuntala Surender Rao, her husband Mr. Surender Rao has sold above said flat premises Mr. Molairam Mahadev Pal vide agreement for sale Dated 20th July 2006, Registered on 14/08/2006 vide Reg. No. TNN7 -06550-2006. Mr. Molairam Mahadev Pal is interested to sell the above said Flat premises to intending Purchaser. All the banks, financial institution, person Etc. are hereby requested to intimate to my client or to me as their counsel about any claim, whatsoever regarding the claims, Objections from any person having right , title, interest in the application property by way of sale, mortgage, gift, lien, inheritance etc.. of with sufficient proof within 15 days from this notice otherwise it will be treated that nothing objections or claim is their over it.

Date : 03/03/2020R. J. MISHRA

Advocate High Court

PUBLIC NOTICE

6 x 4

All the persons, government authorities, banks, financial institution, Etc. are hereby requested to intimate to my client or to me as their counsel about any claim whatsoever regarding of Misplaced the above share certificate within 14 days from this notice, otherwise it will be treated that nothing objections or claim is their over it.

Notice is hereby given that Mrs. Tahrun Nisha Abdul Khalik is the owner of Shop No.24, on Ground Floor, in Ramgopal Sadan Co. Op. hsg. Soc. Ltd, Situated at Cabin Road, Bhaynadar (E), Dist.- Thane 40110.The share certificate issued in the name of Abdul Khalik s/o. Peer Hanif vide share Certificate No. 69, distinctive No. From 341 To 345 has been lost/Misplaced. The Missing Complaint is lodged in Navghar Police Station vide missing Reg. No. 22552 on 02/03/2020.

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