India’s total rice shipments saw a 7.3% decline in volumes and an 18% fall in value in the April-November period of the current fiscal.

This makes India the world’s largest rice exporter, beating Thailand. India’s top position comes not from its scaling up, but by Thailand’s decline. Thailand’s rice exports were down by 10.8% to 9.8 million tonnes on a year-on-year basis. The Southeast Asian country attributed this to global economic slowdown, particularly in countries with high rice demand and decrease in purchasing power of nations due to falling oil prices. India’s total rice shipments saw a 7.3% decline in volumes and an 18% fall in value in the April-November period of the current fiscal. It is likely to post lower export figures in 2015-16 than the 11.92 million tonnes shipped in 2014-15.

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Oil futures fell in Asian trade on Friday, heading lower after posting the first significant gains for 2016 in the previous session, as the prospect of additional Iranian supply looms over the market.

This is three or four months ahead of what the market was thinking last year, so it just adds fuel to the fire," said Tony Nunan, Oil risk Manager, Mitsubishi Corp in Tokyo.

Iran has removed the sensitive core of its Arak nuclear reactor and U.N. inspectors will visit the site on Thursday to verify the move crucial to the implementation of the atomic agreement with major powers, state television said on Thursday.

 

Any additional oil from Iran would add to the glut that has pushed oil prices into a deep slump since the middle of 2014.

"It is the wrong time for Iran to be returning to the oil market, both for the market and likely also for Iran," Phillip Futures said in a note on Friday.

"It would have been so much more ideal for Iran to return to the oil scene if prices were soaring at $100

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The United States and Saudi Arabia remain in discussions about the sale of four Lockheed Martin Corp (N:LMT) warships and other equipment despite Riyadh's rejection of the initial U.S. offer, according to sources familiar with the matter.

Saudi Arabia, grappling with 12-year low oil prices, balked at both the price offered by the U.S. Navy for the four frigates, and the proposed seven-year time frame for delivery of the first ship, said two of the sources, who were not authorized to speak publicly.

The U.S. government in October approved the sale to Saudi Arabia of up to four Lockheed multi-mission warships valued at up to $4.3 billion, plus associated training, engineering and logistics, which would bring the total value of the deal up to $11.25 billion.

The ships are based on the steel monohull-designed Littoral Combat Ship (LCS) that Lockheed is building for the Navy together with Italy's Fincantieri SpA.

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Gold eased back to $1,103.45 after earlier rising to $1,112 , the highest since Nov. 4. That brought gains for this year to 4 percent.

The yen pulled back from Thursday's 4 1/2-month high of 117.33 yen , last trading at 118.35 yen. The euro slipped 0.5 percent to $1.0880.

The Australian dollar, often used as a liquid proxy for China trade, strengthened to $0.7055 after falling to a three-month low of $0.6981 on Thursday. It's down 3.1 percent this year.

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Oil prices trimmed gains on Monday, the first trading day of the New Year, after rising more than 3% earlier, with investors noting heightened geopolitical tension between Saudi Arabia and Iran.

Global crude production is outpacing demand following a boom in U.S. shale oil and after a decision by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries last year not to cut production in order to defend market share.

 

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The strong US dollar impacting negative on the commodity market. Gold and silver fell for the sixth day in the international market is at a six-year low. However, the sharp decline in crude. These negative signs show that the domestic market is the decline in gold and silver on MCX. Gold is at 25240 per ten grams. The silver fell by Rs 33, 935 per kg.

Gold: Strong dollar increased fall

Due to increase in dollar, gold has fell down in the international market. Gold is down 1065 dollars per ounce on COMEX. Also silver crashes half per cent and is trading at 14.09 dollar/ ounce. In terms of the domestic market gold fell by 0.16 per cent on MCX and is at 25240 per ten grams. However, silver declined by 0.43 percent to Rs 33935 per kg.

Crude fell again

The rise in crude prices could not remain continue. Due to a stronger dollar in the international market of crude has dropped more than one percent. On Nymex crude fell by 1.24 percent to $ 42.50 per barrel after falling 0.42 percent and Brant crude is trading at 45.42 dollars a barrel. In terms of the domestic market, MCX crude gained 0.11 per cent to Rs 2855 looks around.  With a slight rise of 0.07 per cent, natural gas is trading around 150 rupees.

Base metals also fell down

In terms of base metals, aluminum fell 0.45 per cent, ads seems around Rs 100. With the slight increase Copper is trading around Rs 305. Nickel is trading around Rs 605 with 0.58 per cent down, 0.70 per cent to Rs 110, while lead is trading below at Rs 110 with 0.70 percent down. The zinc fell down 1.27 percent and trading around 105 Rs.

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