TUR - ハリス・アンド・ハリス・グル―プ （iShares MSCI Turkey ETF）

New Delhi [India], June 3 (ANI): The Centre has imposed stock limits on tur dal and urad dal to prevent hoarding and unscrupulous speculation and also to improve affordability. According to the ministry of consumer affairs, food and public distribution, these stock limits on the pulses are applicable to wholesalers, retailers, big chain retailers, millers and importers with immediate effect and will applicable till Octobe

The government has imposed a ceiling of 200 tonnes per pulse type for wholesalers and 5 tonnes for retailers, with big-chain retailers permitted 5 tonnes at each outlet

The government on Friday imposed stock limits on tur and urad dals held by wholesalers, retailers, importers and millers till October to prevent hoarding and check price rise. An order in this regard was issued with immediate effect by the Union Food and Consumer Affairs Ministry. All India average retail price of tur has increased by 19 per cent to 122.68 per kg on June 2, from 103.25 per kg a year ago. Similarly, the average retail price of urad has increased by 5.26 per cent to Rs 110.58 per kg from Rs 105.05 in the said period, as per the data maintained by the ministry. "Under this order, stock limits have been prescribed for tur and urad until 31st October 2023 for all States and Union Territories," Consumer Affairs Secretary Rohit Kumar Singh told PTI. According to the order, a stock limit of 200 tonnes each has been imposed on tur and urad for wholesalers, 5 tonnes each for retailers and retail outlets, and 200 tonnes at the depot for big chain retailers. In the case of ..

The move has come after the price of tur and urad saw a sharp jump in prices this week. The prices of the two commodities have been high since early this year which has influenced prices of the entire pulses complex. Lower-than-expected arrivals coupled with good demand are keeping prices under pressure. The government has already allowed the import of both commodities at zero duty till March 2024.

In a bid to control the surge in prices, top officials of the Union Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food & Public Distribution, visited ten different places across four states in the last few days to examine the stock disclosure status. The government has told market players to declare their stocks truthfully or else face stringent action.

Turkey''s stock exchange halted trading on its key index Wednesday after losses deepened, per media reports. Turkish stocks have shed $35 billion in a 16% selloff the wake of back-to-back earthquakes Monday. Turkey and Syria were hit by two devastating earthquakes which have so far claimed about 11,000 lives. Turkey''s stock exchange halted trading Wednesday as a deepening rout wiped $35 billion in value off its flagship exchange after devastating earthquakes hit the country, media reports said. It suspended trading of shares on the benchmark Borsa Istanbul 100 Index after it dropped 7.1% Wednesday, for a decline of 16% this week, The Wall Street Journal reported. The steep losses on the exchange Tuesday triggered circuit breakers that forced trading to halt twice. "Our stock exchange has decided to halt trading in equities, futures and options markets," Borsa Istanbul, the operator of the Istanbul Stock Exchange, told Bloomberg in a statement Wednesday. It didn''t give an indication of when the market would reopen.

In the initial stages, tur sowing dropped due to delayed onset of monsoon over the major-growing states

In the initial stages, tur sowing dropped due to delayed onset of monsoon over the major-growing states

Morgan Stanley boosted its position in iShares MSCI Turkey ETF (NASDAQ:TUR) by 10.1% during the 2nd quarter, according to the company in its most recent disclosure with the Securities & Exchange Commission. The institutional investor owned 259,302 shares of the exchange traded funds stock after acquiring an additional 23,699 shares during the quarter. Morgan Stanley []

UBS Asset Management Americas Inc. trimmed its holdings in iShares MSCI Turkey ETF (NASDAQ:TUR) by 23.1% in the second quarter, HoldingsChannel.com reports. The firm owned 23,964 shares of the exchange traded funds stock after selling 7,200 shares during the quarter. UBS Asset Management Americas Inc.s holdings in iShares MSCI Turkey ETF were worth $504,000 as []

iShares MSCI Turkey ETF (NASDAQ:TUR) saw unusually large options trading on Wednesday. Stock investors acquired 4,638 put options on the stock. This represents an increase of approximately 553% compared to the average volume of 710 put options. Institutional investors and hedge funds have recently bought and sold shares of the business. Royal Bank of Canada []

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