BIREN VAKIL
Cottonseed Oilcake futures to trade up in coming months
Cottonseed oilcake, or kapaskhali, futures are expected to trade up in the coming four to five months on rising domestic demand.
Bearish on base metals: Biren Vakil, Paradigm Comm
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Millers see further fall in sugar prices
The sugar market has already seen a bull run from April to October last year, when retail prices climbed 17% to about Rs 40 per kg.
Commodity trading bets by Biren Vakil & Vijay Bhambwani
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We are bullish on crude, but prefer to take some profit: Biren Vakil, Paradigm Commodity Advisors
I am bullish on crude, but certainly I prefer to take some profit and am waiting for some decent bargain buying opportunity, say around 5250-5220.
Bullish on the market in the long term: Biren Vakil, Paradigm Commodity Advisors
Biren Vakil, Commodity Consultant, Paradigm Commodity Advisors, in an interview with ET Now, gives his commodity outlook
Gold will keep trading in the range of 22200-22800: Biren Vakil
Gold has been trading between 22200 and upside 22800, so it is a well established range and I do not see break off range as of now. It will continue to break for say couple of weeks.
Consumer durables, cars turn costlier on zinc prices
With zinc prices zooming, users such as consumer durables, auto and battery makers are facing pressure on their margins and are being forced to increase prices.
Palladium at 9-yr high on global auto boom
Palladium has touched a nine-year high on the back of soaring commodity prices and brisk car sales across the world.
Bullish on cotton at least till third quarter: Biren Vakil CEO Paradigm Commodity Advisors Pvt Ltd
Biren Vakil CEO Paradigm Commodity Advisors Pvt Ltd, in a chat with ET Now talks about commodities.
Nickel, zinc out of woods: Biren Vakil
ET Now spoke to Biren Vakil, of Paradigm Commodities, regarding his views on the markets.
Cotton prices soar despite rise in output
In a year when cotton production has risen sharply, prices of the commodity too are at the peak.
Global commodities being preferred over local commodities
Global commodities are preferred over local commodities, a comparison in the volume pattern at National Commodity & Derivatives Exchange (NCDEX) indicates.
Export demand, fall in crop may push up jeera prices
After ruling high the whole year, jeera prices are set to rise further, with higher demand expected this month and next. In 2007, the prices stayed high due to export demand and a 40% fall in crop.
Unjha traders hoarding jeera to hike prices
Anticipating better price realisation, jeera (cumin seed) traders in Unjha are now largely hoarding stocks.
Excess rains may spoil cotton party
Further rains in Gujarat would now threaten the possibility of a bumper cotton crop in the state.
Oil may go up to $84 on US hurricane worries
Look who’s playing on the mind of the Indian investor these days. Katrina, Rita, Wilma and Emily have stormed back into his life.
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