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Amid private UP sugar mills' threat to shut operations this season, the Center today said millers would eventually start their factories though crushing operations may get delayed by 10-15 days.

These factors led to vigorous Castor seed prices are likely to fall. According to experts at Rs 4,200 per quintal in futures market prices could split castors.

Guarseed and guar gum prices rose to a record high during previous years.

SELL DHANIYA NOV BELOW 11900 TGTS 11870,11820 SL 11950 BUY GUARGUM NOV ABOVE 15850 TGTS 15900,16000 SL 15740

Asian shares fell Friday despite a stable U.S. showing following concerns about the Ebola virus spreading wider as poor services data out of China and regional unease about events in Hong Kong weighed

Asian shares got off on the back foot on Wednesday as continued civil unrest in Hong Kong sapped confidence, while the dollar index was in sight of a four-year high after marking its best quarterly gain in six years.

Asian markets were in hesitant mood on Tuesday as investors wondered what China's response would be to civil unrest in Hong Kong, while the U.S. dollar was on track to post its biggest monthly gain in well over a year.

European shares rose on Friday, led by banks on expectations they will be the big winners in the ECB's drive to stave off deflation. The FTSEurofirst 300 index of top European shares ended 0.3 percent higher at 1,377.00 points.

Asian shares got off to a rocky start on Friday after a sharp drop on Wall Street curbed enthusiasm for the dollar even after it touched multi-year highs in the previous session.

Asian stocks rose early on Thursday, cheered by a sizeable overnight rebound on Wall Street. MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan .MIAPJ0000PUS gained 0.1 %,

Asian stocks tracked an overnight decline on Wall Street and dipped early on Wednesday, while the dollar was kept in check after U.S.

Asian shares slipped on Tuesday as a periodic bout of angst over China combined with the U.S. dollar's recent meteoric run to pile pressure on commodity prices.

Stock markets around the world closed flat on Friday as early gains failed to hold through the session, though the upward trend in equities continued and Alibaba soared in its historic U.S. trading debut.

Asian shares edged higher on Friday, cheered by news of an eye-popping initial public offering by Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba Group, while sterling rebounded after a survey published showed support for Scotland to remain in the United Kingdom.

Japanese shares jumped on Thursday after the dollar vaulted to a six-year peak on the yen as the Federal Reserve's outlook for rising rates underlined the diverging path between the United states and the rest of the rich world.

Global shares slipped to a one-month low as markets braced for a Federal Reserve meeting, when investors will be looking for clues on whether the US central bank could raise interest rates sooner than previously expected.

Asian shares cautiously edged higher on Tuesday as investors awaited a U.S. Federal Reserve meeting beginning later in the session, as expectations of a more hawkish Fed stance on monetary policy underpinned the dollar.

Japanese share prices rose for the fifth straight session on Friday to end at an eight-month high, with exporters leading the gains on the yen's weakness.

European shares closed near a one-week low on Thursday after a report showed U.S. jobless claims rose last week, with mining stocks slipping amid concern about China's economic growth.

Asian shares edged down on Thursday after U.S. President Barack Obama vowed to fight Islamic State militants, while the dollar pulled away from six-year highs against the yen.

European shares rose on Thursday, with a benchmark hitting a 6-1/2 year high, as the ECB further cut interest rates and unveiled plans to buy assets in a bid to shore up inflation in the euro zone.

Asian shares edged up to a seven-year high on Thursday on growing hopes of a ceasefire in Ukraine, while investors also warmed to the idea of more monetary easing from the European Central Bank in the near future.

Asian shares inched lower early on Wednesday after a lacklustre day on Wall Street, MSCI's broadest index of Asia- Pacific shares outside Japan was down 0.1% in early trade after

European shares edged higher to close near a recent one- month peak on Monday, with merger and acquisition speculation about British broadcaster ITV helping media stocks and Novartis leading drugmakers.

Asian shares slumped in early trading on Friday, after flaring Ukraine tensions ruined investors' appetite for risk and bolstered the safe-haven yen.

The Indian rupee ended steady on Wednesday as optimism over continued foreign investments in domestic markets was offset by caution ahead of key indicators this week, including economic growth data.

The Nikkei ended down 0.6%. Losses were led by exporters stocks such as SoftBank Corp and global car major Honda Motor Co. Shanghai COmposite ended down 1%, Hang Seng slipped 0.4% and Straits Times ended down 0.2%.

Asian equity markets were mixed on Tuesday as tensions over Ukraine took the shine off Wall Street's overnight gains. China's Shanghai Composite was flat at 2,228.22. Hong Kong's Hang Seng was flat at 25,168.92.

European shares dipped 0.27 percent after the Russian convoy of aid trucks entered eastern Ukraine without Kiev's permission and hurt by a ratcheting-up of tensions in Ukraine,

Asia markets had been soured after the HSBC/Markit Flash China Manufacturing PMI fell to 50.3 in August from July's 18-month high of 51.7, badly missing a Reuters forecast of 51.5.

Asian shares came under pressure on Thursday as a disappointing survey on Chinese manufacturing stoked concerns about the regional giant and overshadowed better news from Japan.

Asian stocks were steady on Wednesday after strong U.S. housing data lifted Wall Street shares, helping nudge Treasury yields higher and keeping the dollar well bid against the euro and yen.

Asian stocks got a lift on Tuesday from an upbeat day on Wall Street, while the dollar got some help as U.S. Treasury yields pulled away from recent lows on upbeat U.S. housing data and hopes of progress in the Ukraine crisis.

Hong Kong's benchmark index closed at its highest level since November 2010 on Friday, pushed up by index heavy-weight China Mobile The Hang Seng Index ended up 0.6 percent at 24,954.94 points, the highest close since Nov. 8,

Asian shares pushed higher on Thursday after a flood of soft economic data led investors to wager on a ceaseless fountain of stimulus from major central banks, sending bond yields tumbling across the globe.

Bulls took charge of Dalal Street posting a stellar rally. Asian shares struggled on Wednesday after Wall Street snapped a two-day rally with crisis in Ukraine sapping in- vestor confidence as it threatens a fragile economic recovery in Europe.

U.S. stocks rose, giving the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index its first back-to-back gains in two weeks, on optimism that tension between Russia and Ukraine will ease and American airstrikes will push back militants in Iraq. Asian stocks rose on Monday

Asian stocks declined on Friday after the US authorized tar- geted airstrikes on Iraq and as investors awaited key Chi- nese data. Hong Kong's Hang Seng shed 0.41 percent or 100.99 points at 24,286.57.

Asian shares barring Nikkei retreated while investors flocked to safe haven assets such as bonds and gold on Thursday, spooked by a Russian troop build-up on the border with Ukraine and tit-for-tat economic sanctions between the West and Moscow.

Asian share markets got off to a cautious start on Thursday, with Japanese stocks pulling further away from six-week lows as a Russian troop build-up on the border with Ukraine sapped risk-appetite and pushed global bond prices higher.

European shares eked out gains driven by upbeat earnings from a number of blue-chip companies. Asian stocks slipped on Wednesday while the U.S. Dollar held firm after a

Asian stocks slipped on Tuesday after a survey showed China's services sector growth fell to a record low, pouring cold water on the positive market mood following upbeat U.S. earnings and relief over Portugal's rescue of its largest bank.

European stocks sank in huge volumes on Friday for the third straight session, with a broad index hitting a 3-1/2 month low, hurt by concerns over losses at Banco Espirito Santo as well as tension between Russia and the West.

Major Asian indices ended higher with the exception of Japan. Japanese shares ended marginally lower amid profit taking after recent gains. The benchmark Nikkei ended down 0.2% at 15,620.77.

Asian equities were mixed on Thursday following robust US economic data and as investors braced for Argentina to default on its debt for the second time in twelve years. Shanghai Composite declined 3.50pts to 2,177.74

European equities climbed on Tuesday, with strong earnings reports from companies such as engineer GKN and retailer Next outpacing the threat to the region's economy from further sanctions against Russia.

An index of Asian shares pulled away from a three-year high on Friday after a mostly flat day on Wall Street, though a fresh S&P closing record and upbeat U.S. employment data underpinned sentiment.